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Explore Now All three markets – equity, currency and bonds – have given one of the highest post-Budget thumbs up. While this was primarily because of the many changes proposed going forward, it is also because of a host of changes which did not find place in the Budget and would have been dampeners. It is indeed a carefully thought through and meticulous Budget, envisioning solutions for a number of major issues. It is also aggressive in its approach of funding through one of the highest fiscal deficits and non-tax revenues rather than through increased taxes. The government has followed ...

Highlights Budget went paperless this time. Budget session will be held in two phases Jan 29 to Feb 15 and March 8 to April 8. New Delhi: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman while presenting the Union Budget 2021-22 in Parliament on Monday announced that the government will consolidate the provisions of SEBI Act, 1992, Depositories Act, 1996, Securities Contracts (Regulation) Act, 1956 and Government Securities Act, 2007 into a rationalissed single Securities Markets Code. The Government will support the development of a world class Fin-Tech hub at the GIFT-IFSC. In order to instil confidence...

Budget 2021 | Changes in customs duty may affect commodity prices: Ravindra Rao of Kotak Securities For the commodities market, there has been no change in commodities transaction tax. We have however seen few changes in customs duty which may affect commodity prices. gold_silver_bars Indian government announced its annual Budget today, February 1, and the general positive reaction in the equity market and stable Indian rupee indicated that market players have reacted positively. As for the commodities market, there has been no change in the commodities transaction tax. However, we have seen ...

Amid the ongoing farmer protests at Delhi's borders against the three farm Acts, a discussion paper presented at a National Dialogue on Indian Agriculture in 2030, organised by NITI Aayog and Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO), has said that farmers need to be paid on the same day either in cash or electronically before the delivery of their produce in a trade area (which is classified as an area outside the jurisdiction of a regulated APMC under the new acts) to lower the possibility of disputes and also eliminate the chances of going to a sub-divisional magistrate for settlement. It ...

Exploring solutions to deadlock on farm laws Strengthening Grameen Agriculture Markets under panchayat control and making them work like APMCs merit attention The ongoing agitation by the farmers of Punjab, which is supported by other farm unions, is unparalleled in terms of the sheer number of people participating and the number of days it has been going on. The Supreme Court has asked the Centre to put on hold the new farm laws and address the issues raised by the farmers before actively operationalising them. While the farmers need a better price for their products and ease in their transp...