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A recent report by Indias leading rating agency Crisil also highlighted the challenges being faced by the Modi government in the last year before the 2019 general elections as crude oil prices have once again started rising.

India Inc expected to post 12 per cent Q2 growth

This would mark the fourth consecutive quarter of double-digit growth.

15 Oct 2018 1:28 AM IST

If there was 6.9 per cent growth, that would top Chinas 6.8 per cent annual pace for October-December. (Photo: File/Representational)

India Inc expects 12.8 per cent growth in revenue: Study

The pick-up in volumes is expected to have sustained in both consumption-and commodity-linked sectors.

10 July 2018 5:38 AM IST

Ancestral jewellery and gold as also that purchased from disclosed income not to be taxed.

Jewellery exports may be hit

The US accounts for over 15 per cent of India's exports of goods, though from a US perspective, imports from India are...

18 Jun 2019 6:56 AM IST

The slow pace of revenue growth can be attributed to a broad-based slowdown in consumption, which has affected sectors such as automobiles and fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG).

Q1 revenue growth may hit 2-year low

Automobiles, one of the key sectors driven by consumption spending, continues to reel under a demand slowdown.

10 July 2019 3:02 AM IST

A recent report by Indias leading rating agency Crisil also highlighted the challenges being faced by the Modi government in the last year before the 2019 general elections as crude oil prices have once again started rising.

Top 1,000 listed firms may see tax savings of Rs 37,000 cr post corp...

The drop in tax rate would now bring India at par with most Asian economies, the report added.

22 Sept 2019 7:14 PM IST

In Financial Year 2016-17, the mutual fund on an average has added about 6.19 lakh SIP accounts per month.

Small cities boost mutual funds' asset base

AUM from beyond top 15-cities recorded a growth of about 32.4 per cent.

17 Jan 2017 4:06 AM IST