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Swaminathan Aiyar warns that a potential slowdown in the US and China poses a greater threat to India than current tariffs.

The Reserve Bank of India, in its review of requirement of counter-cyclical capital buffer on Tuesday said it has decided against activating countercyclical capital buffer (CCyB) as it is not needed ...

The production in the country showed signs of improvement towards the end of the last financial year, supported by a rise in ...

India’s trade with the United States reached USD 131.84 billion in FY2024–25, reaffirming the US as its top trading partner ...

Not just the world's third-largest economy, India has the potential to become the second-largest economy if it remains on the ...

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) will likely cut repo rate by up to 100 basis points (bps) more in the current easing cycle, ...

This week, global markets were rattled by a fresh wave of trade tensions triggered by new US tariffs, leading to sharp ...

The decision to cut rates is also supported by the current real interest rate scenario. With the repo rate at 6 per cent and ...

The production in the country showed signs of improvement towards the end of the last financial year, supported by a rise in ...

If Trump follows through on his tariff plans after the current pause, India could see a $7.76bn - or 6.4% - drop in exports ...

The Reserve Bank of India has lowered its GDP growth expectation for 2025-26 by 20 basis points ... As liquidity conditions continue to improve, expected to average above neutral in the current ...