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3 weeks ago |
fortuneindia.com | Rajiv Ranjan Singh
TRANSACTIONS ARE THE LIFE and blood of commerce. If one were to look for the epicentre of India’s digital revolution in India, the fintech sector will be the most likely answer. Without technology fuelling commercial relationships, a large chunk of mass consumer-focussed start-ups would remain a pipe dream. A young and digitally savvy population armed with smartphones driven by low-priced data has propelled the fintech revolution in India.
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1 month ago |
fortuneindia.com | Rajiv Ranjan Singh
DONALD TRUMP, the 47th U.S. President, has in the past described India as a “tariff king”. And in the first few weeks of his second stint, the U.S. has unilaterally initiated action against India, and other trade-surplus nations, by imposing tariffs on products like steel, aluminium, and pharma. What many aren’t aware is that India was one of the 23 founding members of GATT, the predecessor of the WTO.
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1 month ago |
fortuneindia.com | Rajiv Ranjan Singh
The Indian stock market has experienced remarkable growth since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, driven largely by an unprecedented surge in retail investor participation. Historically, Indian investors were known for their conservative approach, favouring traditional asset classes such as fixed deposits and gold. However, post-Covid, a significant shift occurred as retail investors flocked to equity markets, primarily through the Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) route.
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2 months ago |
fortuneindia.com | Rajiv Ranjan Singh
The Union Budget 2025-26 is a silent testimony of the government about the consumption distress in the Indian economy. After putting the onus on a capex-led economy boost, the government has changed tack and announced measures to boost domestic consumption by giving tax relief to the salaried class. The government spent around ₹10.18 lakh crore or approximately ₹1 lakh crore less than the budgeted capital expenditure of ₹11.11 lakh crore for FY25.
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2 months ago |
fortuneindia.com | Rajiv Ranjan Singh
Nobel Laureate Amartya Sen often quotes a phrase of his teacher, “Whatever you can rightly say about India, the opposite is also true.” Contradictions exist in all aspects of India’s being, including the dynamics of its economy. On one hand, every government seems to advocate for divestment of PSUs and privatisation of management functions of the civic society, while on the other, governments within India remain the principal drivers of the country’s economy.
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Canadian Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) invested approx. $2 billion into some of the blue-chip Indian stocks listed under NSE-500 Index. Also, Asset Under Management of CPPIB in various infra projects and companies is worth $20 billion or Rs 1.7 lakh crore.