With China also going ahead and retaliating to the US punitive tariffs, the markets felt the pain. Essentially, the two largest economies are holding the world markets to ransom and that is plunging the markets. The IIP was weak on Friday and the Read more [...]

Food inflation appears to be back in play as retail Inflation (CPI) inched up to 2.92% for the month of April. The retail inflation was slightly higher than 2.86% reported in March, although it is much lower than the figure estimated by many economists. Read more [...]

The ongoing trade war could be the big overhang this week as the US has gone ahead and imposed the punitive tariffs on Chinese imports. This is likely to negatively impact markets across the globe. The IIP came in negative and the Monday inflation Read more [...]

There is a distinct slowdown visible in manufacturing growth in fiscal 2018-19 as it fell to a 3-year low. Even as the MOSPI declared negative IIP growth of (-0.1%) for April 2019, the full year Manufacturing growth for fiscal 2018-19 came in at a 3-year Read more [...]

  News Announcement Impact Analysis Trump goes ahead with punitive tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese imports Trump went ahead and imposed 25% tariffs on Chinese imports despite trade talks being in progress China has promised Read more [...]

Is India seeing clear signs of consumer demand faltering? During the last couple of weeks, we saw three diverse sets of news that pointed to a similar problem at a macro level. Firstly, there were the quarterly results of HUVR, Britannia, and Godrej Read more [...]

How China could retaliate in the trade war against the US The verdict is out! The US-China trade talks have failed and the US has gone ahead with its fancied 25% tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese imports. China has threatened to retaliate but not too Read more [...]

Fiscal deficit always has a much larger implication because it shows the extent to which the government needs to borrow to balance its budget. Even since the Fiscal Responsibility Act was passed in 2004, the government has tried hard to keep the fiscal Read more [...]