"Jefferies' India office expects total central government expenditure to rise by around 15 per cent y-o-y in 2HFY25 ending 31 ...

The central government’s total expenditure in the seven months through October stood at Rs24.7 trillion or 51.3% of budget ...

"The global developments have shown up, export orders have moderated. There is a spillover of global factors on domestic ...

Capacity utilization in the manufacturing sector has increased to 75% since last year (on a 4-quarter moving average basis), ...

In October 2024, the Centre’s capex fell by about 8% on-year, underscoring the struggle to accelerate the pace due to delays ...

Net leverage of domestic primary steelmakers is expected to rise to a five-year high of over 3x this fiscal, driven by a 25% ...

India’s real GDP grew at a disappointing 5.4 percent in the second quarter of the financial year, missing the consensus ...

Ind-Ra analyzes OEMs' shift to electric vehicles in India, highlighting capex focus and challenges for new players.

India Ratings projects India's FY25 fiscal deficit at 4.75% of GDP, slightly below the budget target. This is attributed to ...

The slowing down of capital expenditure has helped the central government keep its books in order with fiscal deficit contracting by 6.6% in the firs ...

Central Govt capex announcements fall 21 per cent in H1 FY25, private sector capex announcements down 34 per cent on year, ...