Economy: what is moving
- Monsoon2.5× usual
▼ bearish −78%39 stories68 reports
India’s monsoon rainfall falls 12.6% below average, lowest in over a decade
5 sources · 3d
- Rainfall was 12.6% below the long-period average over the four-month monsoon season
- Deficient rains and low reservoirs threaten Rabi crops, food prices and rural spending
- Crop and food-price pressure puts FMCG, consumer-demand and rural-focused companies at risk
- ▼2026 monsoon ends with nearly 13% rain deficit, worst since 2015: IMD2 sources · 3d
- ▲Panagariya sees no major food or fertiliser crisis for India amid global disruptions2 sources · 5h
- ▼Weakest monsoon since 2015 prompts ICRA to cut FY27 farm growth forecast2 sources · 1d
- ▼India cuts FY27 foodgrain production target by 2.63 million tonnes amid El Niño fears5 sources · 4d
with Agriculture, DroughtAll 39 stories → ▲ bullish +26%124 stories189 reports
India manufacturing PMI hits seven-month high of 55.1 in September
12 sources · 2d
- PMI rose from 52.8 in August as new orders grew at their fastest pace since February
- Q2 PMI averaged 53.8, its lowest second-quarter reading since 2021
- Stronger factory demand supports Indian manufacturers, though the weak quarterly average tempers the signal
- ▼India growth may slow to 5.5-6% in H2FY27 as capex moderates: Report1 source · 2d
- ▼Fuel, finance shocks already hitting global economy; India better placed but not insulated: Neelkanth Mishra2 sources · 6h
- ●India likely to grow around 7% this year despite oil, rainfall concerns: Nilesh Shah1 source · 5h
- ▲India’s industrial output grows 8% in August as manufacturing expands 9%10 sources · 5d
with PMI and IIP, GDPAll 124 stories →- GST5.5× usual
▲ bullish +66%15 stories29 reports
September GST collections rise 14.7% to ₹2.04 lakh crore
13 sources · 2d
- Gross collections reached ₹2.04 trillion; net GST revenue rose 18.1% to ₹1.77 trn
- Import-linked revenue rose 26% to ₹65,525 crore, while domestic collections grew 10.1%
- Stronger tax receipts support fiscal accounts and may benefit banks and domestic-demand stocks
- ▲Strong macro show takes shape in Q2 before festive rush1 source · 2d
- ●GST revenue rises to ₹2.03 lakh crore in September but share of domestic sources falls to all-time low1 source · 2d
- ▲GST state-wise collection September 2026: Assam jumps 88%, UP 18%; Tamil Nadu falls 5%1 source · 2d
- ●India’s GST revenue growth has lost momentum: What the post-2025 data shows1 source · 21h
- Repo rate2.4× usual
▼ bearish −51%37 stories61 reports
Economists expect RBI to raise repo rate by 25 bps to 5.5%
4 sources · 2d
- SBI economists expect a 25-bps hike, from 5.25% to 5.50%
- The MPC is scheduled to meet from October 5-7
- Higher rates may pressure rate-sensitive Indian sectors, including real estate and automobiles
- ▼RBI may raise repo rate by 100 bps through H1 2027: BofA Securities3 sources · 3d
- ▼Business Standard poll: RBI may hike repo rate by 25 bps in October meet1 source · 2d
- ▼RBI may face two hikes, one dilemma as repo rate is seen hitting 5.75% soon: Report2 sources · 4d
- ▲Nomura sees only 50 bps of RBI rate hikes by December, versus markets’ 125 bps5 sources · 6d
- Inflation2.7× usual
▼ bearish −26%54 stories84 reports
Economic outlook faces upside inflation risks, says Finmin report
1 source · 2d
- Finmin report flags upside risks to the economic outlook from inflation
- RBI open market operations to absorb excess liquidity could support balanced financial conditions and contain inflation
- Inflation risks matter for RBI rate decisions and Indian banks, bonds and rate-sensitive stocks
- ▼Broadening inflation and strong growth add to pressure for an RBI rate hike3 sources · 5d
- ▼India’s monsoon rainfall falls 12.6% below average, lowest in over a decade5 sources · 3d
- ●Falling wages, soaring energy prices and inflation: It’s beginning to look a lot like the 1970s1 source · 19h
- ●Inflation target should align with advanced economy average of 2%: Patra1 source · 22h
- Jobs and layoffsRising · 11 in 2d
▲ bullish +24%33 stories42 reports
US added 29,000 jobs in September as unemployment rose to 4.2%
5 sources · 2d
- September hiring fell short of economists’ 90,000-job forecast
- Hiring dropped from a revised 133,000 in August
- Weaker US hiring may influence global risk appetite and foreign flows into Indian equities
- ▲Employment in industries cross 2 cr mark in 2024-25 shows government survey1 source · 3d
- ●Labor market faltered in September as jobs increased by just 29,000, unemployment rate rose to 4.2%2 sources · 1d
- ●White-collar hiring shifts towards specialised AI skills, experienced professionals in September: Report1 source · 13h
- ▲ET Graphics: Factory engine revs up jobs and earnings rise1 source · 2d
with US jobs dataAll 33 stories → ▼ bearish −41%65 stories109 reports
Nomura sees only 50 bps of RBI rate hikes by December, versus markets’ 125 bps
5 sources · 6d
- Nomura expects a 50 bps hike by December, taking the repo rate to 5.75%
- Markets are pricing 125 bps of hikes; Nomura says those bets are too aggressive
- Fewer hikes would ease pressure on bond prices and support Indian banks and rate-sensitive stocks
- ▼Forex reserves post record $18.34 billion weekly fall as RBI supports rupee5 sources · 1d
- ▼India's $133 billion cash deluge puts RBI on a more hawkish policy path3 sources · 2d
- ▼Broadening inflation and strong growth add to pressure for an RBI rate hike3 sources · 5d
- ●India’s external debt rises to $778.2 billion in June quarter, RBI data shows3 sources · 3d
- Nirmala SitharamanRising · 10 in 2d
● mixed +11%11 stories18 reports
FM Sitharaman calls for open, predictable global economic ties amid rising uncertainty
1 source · 2h
- Nirmala Sitharaman urged open, predictable global economic ties amid rising uncertainty
- She cited geopolitical tensions, trade barriers and thinner buffers as reshaping the global economy
- Trade uncertainty may affect Indian exporters and companies reliant on global supply chains
- ▲India weathered global shocks, retained policy space to respond: FM Nirmala Sitharaman2 sources · 5h
- ●Next phase needs private investment, higher R&D spend: Sitharaman1 source · 4h
- ●Indian economy’s fundamentals intact and strengthening, says FM Sitharaman1 source · 4h
- ●FM Sitharaman: Need to keep building resilience, not a one time exercise1 source · 5h
- Finance MinistryRising · 3 in 2d
● mixed −7%9 stories15 reports
Finance Ministry projects 7.3% Q2 FY27 GDP growth, flags global risks
3 sources · 2d
- Growth follows 7.8% in Q1 FY27
- Projection exceeds the RBI’s 6.4% forecast; risks include geopolitical tensions and supply shocks
- Crude and trade shocks could pressure Indian energy users and export-facing companies
- ▼FinMin: Investor interest in India cautious amid US trade uncertainty; inflation risks rise2 sources · 2d
- ●Finance Ministry sees Q2 growth at 7.3%, flags rising global risks2 sources · 2d
- ●India faces ‘stiff’ external challenges, can’t rest on growth laurels: finance ministry review1 source · 2d
- ●Mint Quick Edit | Heed the finance ministry's caution—India can’t take its growth performance for granted1 source · 2d
- HousingRising · 3 in 2d
● mixed +13%6 stories8 reports
India’s housing construction pipeline nearly doubles to $430 billion in 2025
2 sources · 1d
- Housing construction value rose from $235 billion in 2019 to $430 billion in 2025
- The report attributes the increase to strong post-pandemic demand
- A larger housing pipeline supports demand for Indian cement, building materials and real-estate companies
- ●When rent eats 30% of income: India’s urban housing affordability squeeze deepens1 source · 2d
- ▼October repo rate hike could dent festive housing demand, impact developer financing1 source · 2d
- ●Hyderabad Real Estate: New Housing Supply Surges 120%, Rs 2.5 Crore+ Homes Take 23% Share1 source · 3d
- ●Average home prices in Delhi-NCR rise maximum at 12 pc annually in Jul-Sep: Anarock2 sources · 4h
- Consumer demand2.0× usual
▼ bearish −19%22 stories31 reports
84% of Indian households feel budget pressure as urban consumption slows: Worldpanel report
1 source · 2d
- 84% of Indian households are under budget pressure
- Urban consumption is slowing, while rural demand faces rising debt
- Weaker demand may pressure FMCG and consumer-facing companies’ sales
- ▲H1 digest: India's consumption engine powers on despite emerging headwinds1 source · 4d
- ●Inflation eats away at wages, posing risk to consumer spending1 source · 14h
- ▼India’s monsoon rainfall falls 12.6% below average, lowest in over a decade5 sources · 3d
- ●US Consumer Spending Rises Most in a Year, Core PCE Up 0.2%2 sources · 3d
- Power demand2.6× usual
▼ bearish −31%6 stories13 reports
India’s September power deficit hits a decade high as monsoon ends 13% below normal
5 sources · 3d
- Peak power shortfalls exceeded 2 GW on more than half of September’s days
- The monsoon ended with a 13% rainfall deficit; 313 of 741 districts had deficient or large-deficient rain
- Weak rains and higher power demand pressure farm-linked firms while raising demand for power generators
- ▼India’s power shortfall reaches a three-year peak despite higher coal burn2 sources · 2d
- ▲India’s power consumption rises 11.35% to 162.19 BU in September1 source · 2d
- ●A power warning India needs to heed1 source · 5d
- ▲India’s industrial output grows 8% in August as manufacturing expands 9%10 sources · 5d
with Power sectorAll 6 stories → - US Fed4.8× usual
● mixed −5%13 stories20 reports
Fed's Kashkari says inflation is 'still too high' even after softer-than-expected PCE data
2 sources · 3d
- Fed’s Kashkari said inflation is “still too high” despite softer-than-expected PCE data
- Kashkari was scheduled to speak with CNBC’s Steve Liesman on Wednesday night
- A persistent US inflation signal may influence global rates and sentiment toward Indian equities
- ▼Fed's Williams sees a possible rate hike later in 2026, with no rush to act3 sources · 4d
- ▲Lower Fed hike odds and oil prices support rupee; traders see it near 95.962 sources · 4d
- ●The Fed's main inflation measure will be released Wednesday. Here's what to expect1 source · 4d
- ●Fed's Williams sees no urgency for next Fed rate hike3 sources · 4d
▲ bullish +75%32 stories63 reportsIndia Manufacturing −3.9%
ET Graphics: Factory engine revs up jobs and earnings rise
1 source · 2d
- India’s factory workforce crossed 20 million in 2024-25, with gains in West Bengal, Telangana, Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh
- Food manufacturing was among the sectors driving workforce growth
- Manufacturing job growth supports domestic demand and may benefit Indian industrial and consumer companies
- ▲India manufacturing PMI hits seven-month high of 55.1 in September12 sources · 2d
- ▲Output, wages, GVA... manufacturing sector is on a roll: GVA grows 9.6% to Rs 26.9 lakh crore; sector adds 1.4 mn workers1 source · 3d
- ▲Industrial employment crosses 2-crore mark as manufacturing adds 14 lakh workers1 source · 3d
- ▲ASI 2024-25: Manufacturing workforce crossed 21 million, factories up 2.6%1 source · 3d
▼ bearish −35%9 stories17 reports
H1 digest: New capex proposals rise, but momentum plunges in September quarter
1 source · 2d
- Headline project announcements rose 33% in H1 of fiscal 2027
- A sharp decline in the September quarter exposed uneven recovery
- Uneven project momentum may weigh on infrastructure and capital-goods companies
- ▼Fiscal deficit reaches ₹7.1 lakh crore, or 41.9% of FY27 target, by August7 sources · 3d
- ▲Government procurement from MSEs hits ₹48,635 crore in H1 FY27, H2 seen stronger1 source · 1d
- ▲Capital expenditure grew by 18% during Apri-August1 source · 3d
- ●What’s holding back private capital expenditure? The weakness of India’s unlisted corporate sector1 source · 3d
▼ bearish −68%45 stories75 reports
Rupee weakens to around 95.95 per dollar as crude, yields and outflows weigh
7 sources · 6d
- Rupee touched 95.95 per dollar, down 20 paise in early trade
- Crude topped $106; reports also cite stronger dollar, US yields and foreign outflows
- Economic Times reported the rupee at 95.9825, down 0.2%, with RBI intervention
- A weaker rupee and costly crude pressure Indian oil importers and raise fuel-cost risks for airlines
- ▼Rupee hits two-month low of 96.31/$ as oil tops $100 and US yields climb2 sources · 2d
- ▼Rupee, bonds face pressure as US Treasury yields rise and crude tops $1001 source · 2d
- ▼Rupee slips 12 paise to 95.95 against dollar: What is weighing on the currency now2 sources · 4d
- ▲Lower Fed hike odds and oil prices support rupee; traders see it near 95.962 sources · 4d
- US economy3.4× usual
● mixed ±0%16 stories29 reports
US economy picks up pace in Q2, grows 2.2%
3 sources · 3d
- US GDP grew at a 2.2% annual pace in the second quarter
- ●US added 29,000 jobs in September as unemployment rose to 4.2%5 sources · 2d
- ●US PCE inflation rises 0.3% in August as consumer spending surges3 sources · 3d
- ●The U.S. economy is defying gravity. Here’s all the good news.1 source · 3d
- ●Labor market faltered in September as jobs increased by just 29,000, unemployment rate rose to 4.2%2 sources · 1d
▲ bullish +64%13 stories28 reports
Andhra Pradesh commercial tax collections rise 18 pc to Rs 30,436 cr in H1
2 sources · 1d
- Andhra Pradesh commercial tax collections rose 18% year-on-year to Rs 30,435.98 crore in April-September 2026
- ▲September GST collections rise 14.7% to ₹2.04 lakh crore13 sources · 2d
- ●GST revenue rises to ₹2.03 lakh crore in September but share of domestic sources falls to all-time low1 source · 2d
- ▲GST state-wise collection September 2026: Assam jumps 88%, UP 18%; Tamil Nadu falls 5%1 source · 2d
- ●Fiscal path hinges on direct taxes as customs, excise revenues face pressure: Report1 source · 3d
▲ bullish +19%18 stories21 reports
Datanomics: Services cushion shrinks as trade deficit pushes CAD deeper
1 source · 23h
- Q1FY27 current account deficit reversed the surplus seen in Q4FY26
- A deeper CAD can pressure the rupee and raise risks for import-dependent Indian companies
- ▲India sets one trillion dollar export target for goods and services this year, says Piyush Goyal1 source · 5d
- ▼Liberalisation gains petering out as India's inward-looking bias persists1 source · 23h
- ▲India's merchandise exports rise 15% this fiscal till Sep 21: Goyal2 sources · 5d
- ●35 years after liberalisation, India’s global integration remains a work in progress, says Shankar Sharma1 source · 8h
● mixed +13%26 stories56 reports
Fiscal deficit reaches ₹7.1 lakh crore, or 41.9% of FY27 target, by August
7 sources · 3d
- April-August deficit rose from ₹6 lakh crore a year earlier to ₹7.1 lakh crore
- Capital expenditure rose 18% and major subsidy spending increased nearly 25%
- Higher spending and a wider deficit may pressure bond yields, affecting banks and rate-sensitive stocks
- ●Centre's fiscal deficit touches 41.9% of full-year target at Aug-end: CGA3 sources · 3d
- ●Budget 2024: India Union Budget 2024 Live Analysis, Interim Budget 2024 Key Announcements and Highlights1 source · 11h
- ●India’s fertiliser subsidy may exceed ₹3 lakh crore in the current fiscal1 source · 4d
- ●Fiscal path hinges on direct taxes as customs, excise revenues face pressure: Report1 source · 3d
- US inflation2.7× usual
● mixed −8%18 stories26 reports
US PCE inflation rises 0.3% in August as consumer spending surges
3 sources · 3d
- The Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index rose 0.3% in August
- July’s gain was revised down to 0.1%
- ▲Fed’s preferred gauge showed core inflation at 3.0% in August, much lighter than expected2 sources · 3d
- ●US inflation comes in below expectations in August amid high energy prices linked to Iran war1 source · 3d
- ▼Inflation rises again and keeps pressure on Fed1 source · 3d
- ●Fed's Kashkari says inflation is 'still too high' even after softer-than-expected PCE data2 sources · 3d
▲ bullish +67%2 stories3 reports
UPI volume rises 27% to touch 145 billion in first half of FY27
2 sources · 1d
- UPI volume rose 27% to 145 billion in the first half of FY27
- Volume was 114 billion in April-September of the previous financial year
- Rising digital payments activity puts Indian fintech and payment companies in focus
▲ bullish +40%3 stories5 reports
Centre may announce July DA hike before Dussehra, employee union says
2 sources · 2d
- A 3–4% DA hike is anticipated for central government employees in the July cycle
- A higher allowance would support consumption, including discretionary-spending companies
▼ bearish −57%41 stories74 reports
Global headwinds pose fresh risks to Indian assets, rupee: Monthly Economic Review
1 source · 2d
- Higher oil prices, rising global bond yields and trade uncertainty are pressuring Indian assets and the rupee
- Higher oil prices and yields pressure the rupee and raise risks for Indian equities and import-dependent sectors
- ▼Rupee weakens to around 95.95 per dollar as crude, yields and outflows weigh7 sources · 6d
- ▼Rupee hits two-month low of 96.31/$ as oil tops $100 and US yields climb2 sources · 2d
- ▼Forex reserves post record $18.34 billion weekly fall as RBI supports rupee5 sources · 1d
- ▲India Inc credit quality stays resilient in H1FY27 as agencies flag H2 risks4 sources · 3d
▼ bearish −65%10 stories17 reports
Forex reserves post record $18.34 billion weekly fall as RBI supports rupee
5 sources · 1d
- Reserves fell $18.34 billion to $747.56 billion, the biggest weekly decline on record
- Moneycontrol reports reserves at $757.46 billion; other reports give $747.56 billion
- Rupee pressure and reserve drawdown matter for banks, importers and oil companies
- ▼India Forex Reserves Log Record Weekly Drop on Rupee Defense1 source · 1d
- ▲India forex reserves surge to a record high in September and to provide cover for 11.2 months of goods imports, says RBI1 source · 5d
- ▼India's forex reserves fall $14.89 billion to $766 billion1 source · 6d
- ▼India’s net claims on non-residents rise to $220.3 billion in June3 sources · 3d
▲ bullish +40%5 stories5 reportsIndia Tourism −2.6%
Odisha clears 19 projects as biofuel, textiles and tourism drive Rs 3,280 cr investment
1 source · 3d
- ●India tourism growth faces skills crunch; workforce shortfall may hit 11 million by 2035: CBRE1 source · 1d
- ●India needs niche tourism, tier-II expansion and skilled workforce to unlock India’s $3 trillion tourism ambition1 source · 2d
- ▲India’s tourism sector contributes 5.22% to GDP, supports 8.46 crore jobs: Govt1 source · 6d
- ▲Odisha clears 19 projects worth ₹3,280 cr as emerging sectors gain ground1 source · 4d
▼ bearish −60%2 stories5 reportsTransport & Logistics −4.6%
India’s domestic air traffic falls 7.5% in August, steepest decline among major markets
4 sources · 3d
- Domestic passenger traffic fell 7.5% year on year in August
- Capacity declined less sharply than passenger demand
- Lower passenger demand pressures Indian airlines’ revenue and could weigh on aviation stocks
▼ bearish −33%3 stories6 reports
Nitin Gadkari: Rs 61,500 crore, 630-km highway to link Siliguri, Guwahati, Shillong
1 source · 4d
- The proposed 630-km highway linking Siliguri, Guwahati and Shillong is estimated to cost Rs 61,500 crore
- The road transport ministry has also initiated an expressway connectivity project between Gorakhpur and Uttar…
- Road construction firms and logistics operators could benefit from expanded connectivity in the Northeast
● mixed ±0%3 stories4 reports
Indian household debt rises 14.3%, financial assets grow 9% in 2025: Report
2 sources · 2d
- Indian household debt rose 14.3% in 2025, while financial assets grew 9%
- Insurance and pensions grew 11.4%; deposits rose 9.8% and securities 6.1%
● mixed +14%5 stories7 reports
India business confidence rises 8% in September despite global headwinds: ASSOCHAM
1 source · 3d
- India business confidence rose 8% in September despite global headwinds
- Confidence increased 5.6% in the first half of FY27, according to ASSOCHAM
- Stronger confidence may support Indian investment and demand across domestic-facing sectors
- ●Investing in resilience is economically rational, says Principal Secretary PK Mishra2 sources · 10h
- ●ASSOCHAM sees business confidence grow 8% in September, pace eases from August2 sources · 3d
- ●Building economic resilience is a continuous process, not a one-time exercise: FM Sitharaman1 source · 5h
- ●Economy may expand 7.3% in July-September, says finance ministry1 source · 2d
▼ bearish −76%9 stories21 reports
Foreign capital shuns India despite strong growth: S&P-Crisil report
1 source · 2d
- Net foreign portfolio inflows fell 16.6% in FY26
- Net FDI was $7.8 billion versus gross inflows of $94.5 billion
- Weaker foreign flows may weigh on Indian equities and the rupee
- ●India faces stiff capital-flow challenge amid global AI, manufacturing race1 source · 3d
- ●Rising global bond yields, US uncertainty and AI gap may hit India’s capital inflows: CEA1 source · 6d
- ▼Rupee weakens to around 95.95 per dollar as crude, yields and outflows weigh7 sources · 6d
- ●FCNR inflows cushion rupee, BoP; FII flows crucial for sustained external stability: Report2 sources · 1d
● mixed +6%24 stories33 reports
- ●Finance Ministry projects 7.3% Q2 FY27 GDP growth, flags global risks3 sources · 2d
- ▼HSBC's Pranjul Bhandari sees exports driving India's growth, expects two more RBI rate hikes1 source · 3d
- ▲Exports, rising power demand to support manufacturing growth despite rural weakness: ICICI Bank1 source · 5d
- ●India’s weak trade with neighbours is a structural economic disadvantage, says expert1 source · 5d
▲ bullish +40%13 stories15 reportsInfrastructure −3.8%
Capex slows in Q2 as new project announcements, completions lose pace
1 source · 2d
- Capex slowed in Q2 as new project announcements and completions lost pace
- Emkay economist Madhavi Arora said factors affecting private investment may be more global in the immediate future
- Slower project activity may weigh on Indian infrastructure and capital-goods companies
- ●H1 digest: New capex proposals rise, but momentum plunges in September quarter1 source · 2d
- ▲Private sector capex projected to rise to ₹3.2 trn in FY27: RBI bulletin1 source · 6d
- ▲Private capex outlook is rising, but what is driving project distress now?1 source · 3d
- ●Private capex hit a new high in FY26. Just 112 projects accounted for two-thirds of it1 source · 6d
▼ bearish −32%11 stories25 reports
RBI panel proposes 11.2% higher WMA limit for states, urges staggered borrowing
5 sources · 4d
- Aggregate WMA limit proposed to rise 11.2% to ₹67,839 crore
- Panel urges states to spread market borrowing more evenly through the year
- Smoother state borrowing may ease bond-supply pressure for Indian bond investors and banks
- ●RBI may shift govt borrowing towards shorter tenures in H21 source · 5d
- ●Indicative Calendar of Market borrowings by State Governments/ Union Territories for the Quarter October – December 20261 source · 2d
- ●Fiscal deficit rises to 42% of full-year target as subsidy bill climbs and capex continues1 source · 3d
- ▼Fiscal deficit reaches ₹7.1 lakh crore, or 41.9% of FY27 target, by August7 sources · 3d
- Crisil1.9× usual
● mixed ±0%4 stories6 reportsCRISIL −1.7%
Crisil lifts India FY27 growth forecast to 7% on strong H1 momentum
1 source · 3d
- Crisil raised India’s FY27 GDP growth forecast to 7%
- The revision reflects strong domestic demand, resilient consumer spending and government investment
- Stronger growth expectations support Indian consumer-facing companies and domestic-demand sectors
▲ bullish +50%5 stories10 reports
RBI Governor: Today's resilience may not imply tomorrow's immunity
2 sources · 9h
- The RBI Governor said today’s resilience may not imply immunity in the future
- India is navigating the West Asia crisis from a position of strength and taking steps to build resilience
- ▲Corporate credit profile remains strong in H1 despite West Asia war: Ind Ra2 sources · 3d
- ▲India Inc credit quality stays resilient in H1FY27 as agencies flag H2 risks4 sources · 3d
- ▼Rating upgrades moderate in H1 as India Inc faces multiple headwinds1 source · 3d
- ●Indian economy demonstrates resilience despite increased volatility amid re-escalating tensions in West Asia: RBI1 source · 5d
▼ bearish −63%17 stories27 reports
SBI Research sees CPI inflation at 5.65% in Sept, above 6.5% in Oct-Nov
1 source · 1d
- SBI Research forecasts CPI inflation at 5.65% in September
- It expects inflation to exceed 6.5% in October and November
- Higher inflation may constrain rate cuts, affecting Indian banks and rate-sensitive stocks
- ●August CPI-IW points to a 65.05% January 2027 DA calculation3 sources · 3d
- ▼Broadening inflation and strong growth add to pressure for an RBI rate hike3 sources · 5d
- ●10 years of inflation targeting: How elephant was driven away to the jungle1 source · 23h
- ▼India’s monsoon ends 12.6% below normal, weakest since 20152 sources · 3d
▲ bullish +100%1 story1 report
Office space leasing increases by 6% on-year during July–September
1 source · 2d
- Office space leasing rose 6% year-on-year during July–September
- India recorded 66.4 million sq. ft. of office absorption in 9M 2026, a nine-month record
- Stronger leasing supports Indian office landlords and listed REITs
- 8th Pay Commission2.3× usual
● mixed ±0%5 stories8 reports
Central government employees await a possible 3% dearness allowance hike to 63%
2 sources · 5d
- Inflation data indicates a possible 3% increase, taking DA to 63%
- Employee unions expect an announcement, but the reports frame the hike as uncertain
- A higher DA bill could affect government spending and fiscal room for Indian companies
- ●8th Pay Commission Arrear calculator: These employees could face losses of up to ₹3.32 lakh — here's why1 source · 9h
- ●8th pay commission: How does salary hike compare between 7th and 8th CPC for same fitment factor? We calculate1 source · 4d
- ●August CPI-IW points to a 65.05% January 2027 DA calculation3 sources · 3d
- ●DA news: Here's a look at the full list of states that have announced dearness allowance hikes in 20261 source · 5d
● mixed ±0%4 stories4 reports
- ●Is the world really drowning in debt?1 source · 4d
- ●How a Global Debt Crisis Starts - Robin J Brooks1 source · 4d
- ●How might a U.S. fiscal crisis unfold? Capital Economics charts the path1 source · 6d
- Geopolitics1.5× usual
▼ bearish −35%13 stories23 reports
India’s resilience lies in adapting to geopolitical, trade, and technology shifts: VP Radhakrishnan
1 source · 8h
- Radhakrishnan said India is entering global uncertainty from a position of economic strength
- He cited real GDP growth of 7.8%
- ●Finance Ministry projects 7.3% Q2 FY27 GDP growth, flags global risks3 sources · 2d
- ●The macro manifesto: Decoding the new world order & re-routing of smart money1 source · 1d
- ▼Rupee and government bonds face pressure as oil rises and Iran diplomacy hopes fade3 sources · 6d
- ●India came through geopolitical challenges remarkably well: FM Nirmala Sitharaman hails economy's resilience1 source · 5h
- ICRANew
▲ bullish +33%2 stories6 reportsICRA −2.8%
India Inc credit quality stays resilient in H1FY27 as agencies flag H2 risks
4 sources · 3d
- India Inc’s credit ratio rose to 3.2 times in H1 FY27
- Agencies cited West Asia tensions, higher oil prices and trade uncertainty as H2 risks
- Resilient credit supports Indian corporate borrowers, while oil and trade risks matter for exposed sectors
- Retail1.6× usual
▲ bullish +29%3 stories7 reports
Retail trade, banking lead as 10 services sub-sectors clock double digits in July
2 sources · 4d
- 17 of 19 services sub-sectors recorded growth in July; 10 posted double-digit expansion
- Resilient services activity supports demand prospects for Indian retail and banking companies
▼ bearish −20%3 stories5 reports
CEA warns of looming oil and rate pressures in India’s H2, sees Q2 growth at 7.3%
1 source · 3d
- Q2 growth seen at 7.3%
- The CEA warned H2 would be challenging amid rising oil prices and global growth pressures
- Higher oil prices can pressure Indian airlines and oil-marketing companies
● mixed −11%9 stories9 reportsAI Catalysts −2.4%
How AI’s memory hunger is creeping into India’s inflation and import bill
1 source · 4d
- Rising global memory chip costs are driving up India’s tech import bill
- Higher memory costs are also pushing up consumer device prices
- Higher chip costs pressure Indian electronics makers and raise device prices for consumers
- ●White-collar hiring shifts towards specialised AI skills, experienced professionals in September: Report1 source · 13h
- ▼Mounting govt debt and AI capex: what higher interest rates mean for India1 source · 6d
- ●India’s Decisive Decade: 7 Business trends every CEO should watch1 source · 4d
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- Nilesh ShahNew
● mixed ±0%3 stories3 reports
Over 7% growth looks certain this year, but next year needs lower oil prices says Nilesh Shah
1 source · 1h
- Nilesh Shah said growth above 7% looks certain this year
- He said next year’s growth needs lower oil prices, flagging inflation and supply-chain disruptions
- Higher oil prices would raise costs for Indian manufacturers and transport companies
▼ bearish −36%9 stories11 reports
Rupee, bonds face pressure as US Treasury yields rise and crude tops $100
1 source · 2d
- The rupee fell 0.5% to 96.31 per dollar
- The 10-year bond yield rose to 7.21% as Brent crossed $100 a barrel
- Higher crude and yields pressure Indian importers, rate-sensitive stocks and government-bond holders
- ●Indian bond yields ease as oil cools, Fed rate hike bets tumble ahead of RBI policy1 source · 4d
- ▼Ten-year bond yield hits 7.19%, highest in two years1 source · 5d
- ▼Rupee and government bonds face pressure as oil rises and Iran diplomacy hopes fade3 sources · 6d
- ●Government of India announces the sale of four dated securities for a notified amount of ₹33,000 crore1 source · 4d
- NIPFPNew
▼ bearish −50%2 stories2 reports
India’s private investment declines even as project announcements more than double, despite record corporate profits
1 source · 5d
- Private investment declined even as project announcements more than doubled, despite record corporate profits
- Companies increasingly accumulated cash rather than undertake greenfield capital expenditure, NIPFP said
- Weak private capex may constrain order prospects for Indian capital-goods and infrastructure companies
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