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India Ratings ups India's FY'24 growth estimates to 6.7% on economic resilience, prospect of private capex - Vimarsana News

India Ratings ups India's FY'24 growth estimates to 6.7% on economic resilience, prospect of private capex

It flagged weak global growth and trade as risks which weighed down the growth estimates, besides volatile geopolitical situation.

Wadia Group asserts no impact on finances from Go First bankruptcy - Vimarsana News

Wadia Group asserts no impact on finances from Go First bankruptcy

Indian aviation updates: Although there are currently no regulatory restrictions on domestic banks lending to other group entities of bankrupt companies, such transactions are difficult to execute given the enhanced credit risks at the group level, according to industry experts.

Weather update: These states to get respite from severe heatwave from today; check full forecast - Vimarsana News

Weather update: These states to get respite from severe heatwave from today; check full forecast

This year's Monsoon onset is two days earlier as the usual date of the onset is on June 1

Economic Expansion: Government Expects 7% Economic Expansion in FY25 on Good Monsoon | Delhi News - Vimarsana News

Economic Expansion: Government Expects 7% Economic Expansion in FY25 on Good Monsoon | Delhi News

Government expects a good monsoon to spur farm sector activity and help sustain the growth momentum, projecting a GDP expansion of around 7% during the current financial year. The estimate is based on resilient domestic economic activity, strong investment demand, and positive business and consumer sentiments.

Fiscal Deficit in FY24 To Come in at 6% of GDP on Increased Supplementary Demand: Report - Vimarsana News

Fiscal Deficit in FY24 To Come in at 6% of GDP on Increased Supplementary Demand: Report

While higher tax and non-tax revenue collections are expected to more than offset any shortfall in disinvestment revenue in FY23-24 for India, higher-than-budgeted revenue expenditure triggered through the first and likely second supplementary demand for grants in combination with lower-than-budgeted nominal gross domestic product (GDP) will push the fiscal deficit to 6.0% of GDP, 10bp (basis points) higher than the budgeted 5.9%, says a research note.