India
Indian central bank cuts rates again earlier than expected
Indian central bank cuts rates again earlier than expected
See why monetary easing couldn't wait.
India fearlessly predicts GDP growth to hit 6.4% in 2014
Versus a decade low 5%.
Here are parliamentary hurdles India must overcome
Land acquisition bill still on fire.
Indian trade and inflation seen to be improving
But full ascent takes time, says UBS.
India's trade deficit narrowed to a 2-year low
It now stands at USD10.3bn.
India must battle these twin economic problems
As oil and gold imports are over 40% of the pie.
India's wholesale price inflation dropped to 6%
It's the lowest since November 2009.
India's February industrial production edged up by 0.6%
Still a weak proof of stablisation.
CIMB Group expands investment banking and brokerage services to India
Taiwan coverage also activates next month.
India's industrial production to dip 0.6%
Signs are not encouraging, says analyst.
India's February industrial production likely to dip 0.4%
Even core industries index slipped.
Earnings recovery unlikely for Indian market
See why Morgan Stanley is so pessimistic.
India's total expenditure growth decelerated to 3.1% in February
Government still on tightening measures.
India's current account deficit hits record high
It's now 6.7% of GDP.
India's economic momentum threatened by sluggish external demand
Only 5.6% GDP growth is seen in FY14.
India's merchandise trade deficit stands pat at US$16b per month
It makes up 10% of GDP.
India's current account deficit likely to surge 'significantly'
Signs show a push towards 6%.
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