RBI stayed put on rates but cut CRR to ease liquidity, because they are still unbothered about slowing growth. But why?
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GDP growth declines in June. Corporate taxes swing wildly. Credit makes a quiet shift, while small IPOs balloon.
It took the city of Montreal 30 years to pay off the debt it had taken to host the 1976 Olympics. Soon after hosting the game, Montreal declared a large deficit. This was the first time that the wider economic impact of hosting the Olympics was being discussed. Why do countries host the Olympics? Is […]
It’s growth all around: in GDP figures, tax collections, credit, deposits, housing prices and more. In this edition, we look at what it all means.
How fast did we grow last quarter? Could be 8.4% or 6.5%, depending on who you ask. Meanwhile, tax collections rise, less affluent Indians save more, and Europe finally reigns in inflation. And more.
