India's fiscal prudence contrasts with global profligacy, positioning it favorably amid rising debt levels in major economies.

The forthcoming Budget could think of maintaining public capital expenditure at 3 per cent so that domestic resources are ...

The Union government's health spending has decreased post-pandemic, falling short of National Health Policy targets and ...

MUMBAI, Feb 1 (Reuters) - India's federal government will spend a record 12.2 trillion rupees ($133.08 billion) on infrastructure in the upcoming financial year that begins on April 1, Finance ...

By Sumanta Sen, Vineet Sachdev and Kripa Jayaram MUMBAI, Feb 1 (Reuters) - India's federal government kept a tight leash on spending in its annual budget for 2026-27, as income and consumption tax ...

Foreign investors have been selling out of India’s highly valued stockmarket. The rupee slid to a record low against the ...

A momentous shift in fiscal strategy will take place in the upcoming fiscal year. From 2026-27, the government will track government debt instead of fiscal deficit as its primary fiscal target. The ...

With strong 5-year returns on capital employed and steady profit growth, they are slowly catching the eye of smart investors.

The world is financially retrenching from China, with foreign direct investment (FDI) flows falling more precipitously than to the rest of emerging markets (EM), according to Robin ...

As the chancellor prepares to travel to Switzerland for the World Economic Forum, the Resolution Foundation warns that the UK ...

India’s fiscal roadmap before the budget shows the need for tighter coordination between the Centre and states ...

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