Rhik Kundu
Journalist @livemint |Views mine, RT not endorsement |Ex @timesofindia @FinancialXpress @DeccanChronicle https://t.co/9bpAbO4P5g
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htsyndication.com | Rhik Kundu |Subhash Narayan
New Delhi, April 24 -- Cooling crude oil prices are expected to ease India's fertilizer subsidy burden and import bills, in a spot of relief for the economy navigating a raging tariff war. Cheaper oil also promises to lower current account deficit (CAD), ease inflation and stabilize the rupee. The government has budgeted Rs.1.68 trillion for fertilizer subsidies in FY26.
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19 hours ago |
livemint.com | Rhik Kundu |Subhash Narayan
Economy Summary Softening global crude oil prices are expected to ease fiscal pressure, reduce the Centre’s fertilizer subsidy burden, and improve macro indicators in FY26 This is a Mint Premium article gifted to you. Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Cooling crude oil prices are expected to ease India's fertilizer subsidy burden and import bills, in a spot of relief for the economy navigating a raging tariff war.
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20 hours ago |
htsyndication.com | Rhik Kundu
Manufacturing, services activity pick up pace in April: PMI New Delhi, April 24 -- India's private sector kicked off FY26 on a strong note, buoyed by robust global demand for goods and services, according to HSBC's flash Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) survey released Wednesday.... To read the full article or to get the complete feed from this publication, please Contact Us.
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livemint.com | Rhik Kundu
Export orders grew at their fastest pace since the survey began in September 2014, driving quicker expansions in output and employment. New Delhi: India’s private sector kicked off FY26 on a strong note, buoyed by robust global demand for goods and services, according to HSBC’s flash Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) survey released Wednesday. Export orders surged at their fastest pace since the survey began in September 2014, propelling faster growth in both output and employment.
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htsyndication.com | Rhik Kundu
new delhi, April 23 -- Union finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Tuesday said that despite appearing daunting, the global shifts in trade and investments "are full of opportunities". Speaking at Stanford University, she said: "...Global trade investment markets are being reimagined to bring about a better balance between externally led growth and domestic growth... and transition and energy security". P17Published by HT Digital Content Services with permission from Hindustan Times....
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