The government will be sticking to FY23 deficit aim even if divestment receipts fall short of the Rs 50,000 crore revised aim for this financial, sources informed CNBC-TV18. Source link
Image Source : UNSPLASH The fiscal deficit is the difference between the total revenue and total expenditure of the government. Budget 2023: As India gears up for the presentation of…
The Centre is targeting a fiscal deficit of Rs 16.61 lakh crore for FY23, or 6.4 percent of GDP Source link
While the latest data shows the Indian government is on track to meet the fiscal deficit target for the current financial year, questions have been raised about whether the medium-term…
This financial year is likely to see a current account deficit of 3.3 percent to 3.9 percent of the GDP, depending on which brokerage one chooses to believe Source link
For April-October as a whole, the trade deficit was nearly twice as high as it was in the first seven months of FY22 Source link
Imports during the month under review increased to USD 56.69 billion as against USD 53.64 billion in October 2021. Source link
Fitch also expects the central government to miss this year#39;s fiscal deficit target of 6.4 percent, although by less than it had expected Source link
The Centre is targeting a fiscal deficit of Rs 16.61 lakh crore for FY23, or 6.4 percent of GDP Source link
"The rupee, so far, has borne the brunt of aggressive global tightening as a hawkish (U.S.) Federal Reserve and interest rate differentials weigh on its outlook," Garima Kapoor, an economist…