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india: Fitch affirms 'BBB-' rating for India with a stable outlook amid strong growth - Vimarsana News

india: Fitch affirms 'BBB-' rating for India with a stable outlook amid strong growth

Fitch emphasized that India's investment landscape is expected to be a key driver of economic growth, citing the continuation of the government's capital expenditure drive and a gradual acceleration of private investment. Despite the positive outlook, Fitch points out that beyond the fiscal year 2024, there is increased uncertainty regarding the fiscal path.

MMT: An idea whose time may be up post Covid - Vimarsana News

MMT: An idea whose time may be up post Covid

MMT which gained mainstream attention in the late eighties and early nineties is based on the premise that governments should be allowed to spend by printing currencies without imposing any constraints or be concerned about fiscal deficit to fund growth and achieve economic goal like full employment and price stability.

Five key risks to economy this year, ASB says - Vimarsana News

Five key risks to economy this year, ASB says

Persistent inflation, fiscal policy, population growth, the housing market and global tensions present the major challenges to New Zealand’s economy this...

U.S. budget deficit swells to $129 billion in December - Vimarsana News

U.S. budget deficit swells to $129 billion in December

The U.S. federal budget deficit widened to $129 billion in December, up from $85 billion in the same month last year, the Treasury Department said Thursday.

ET Explains: Modern monetary theory - Vimarsana News

ET Explains: Modern monetary theory

MMT which gained mainstream attention in the late eighties and early nineties is based on the premise that governments should be allowed to spend by printing currencies without imposing any constraints or be concerned about fiscal deficit to fund growth and achieve economic goal like full employment and price stability.