State of Indian Economy Report
State of Indian Economy Report (As per RBI bulletin – Mar 2023) India’s economic resilience and growth momentum spark optimism (highlights the State of the Economy report) The RBI’s State
State of Indian Economy Report (As per RBI bulletin – Mar 2023) India’s economic resilience and growth momentum spark optimism (highlights the State of the Economy report) The RBI’s State
What latest GDP release mean for us? India’s economy stands resilient in the face of global uncertainties, though the path to recovery has turned longer. After unabated challenges the
India’s digital payments transformation is now a well-known story across the world. The country has seen unprecedented scale and adoption over the past decade, on the back of what is
Overview: In recent times, with significant thrust on infrastructure and through multiple digitization initiatives, India has started to take several strides towards the development of logistics sector. However, India continues
The global economic outlook presented here is a collation of the consensus views of multiple large brokerages and asset managers globally, including the likes of Goldman Sachs, Citi Wealth, Morgan
Overview: The housing finance market in India has been rapidly growing driven by a significant increase in demand for housing loans in the recent years. Market growth is primarily driven
The coming decade will mark India’s ascent on the world stage, states RBI’s Bulletin on State of the Economy While the Indian and global economy is putting out mixed signals in
India has about 63 million MSMEs which employ 330 million people and contribute to 30%+ to India’s GDP. Only 5 percent of these firms provide health insurance to their employees.
As a tumultuous year comes to an end, the big question is whether the economy will reflect much of the optimism that we are seeing in the equity markets? Fortunately,
It is a well-known fact that penetration of credit in India is significantly lower than other emerging markets – both for individuals as well as MSMEs due to a large