Extending the lockdown could lead to more deaths
The immediate priority is navigating through the Covid-19 situation and ensuring business continuity"
There may be no official word yet on how the Centre's tax revenue assumptions for the current year have gone awry
Gross fixed capital formation - an indicator of investment demand -as a percentage of GDP, fell to nearly two-decade low
The funding need can change materially
Once the lockdown is lifted, we will need the mother of all fiscal and monetary policy support to sustain the economy
Policy interventions will have to be intelligent: Striving to create deep, but temporary, safety nets during COVID-19 without generating imbalances and distortions thereafter
Sub-optimal responses against viral pandemics and crony lending would keep resurfacing if voters do not hold govts accountable
Sen further said that due to the ongoing 21-day shutdown, there may be a reduction of about Rs 5 trillion in gross domestic product
Exceptional circumstances are sometimes the catalyst for exceptional leaders to emerge; they can also be extremely harsh for those who fail the leadership test.
Lockdown can't be a substitute for quick action in other areas
COVID-19 will cause no less a disruption to the economy than the goods and services tax has done
US Federal Reserve urged not to restrict the quantum of stimulus measures
Moody's said oil price shock adds to growth and fiscal pressures for exposed sovereigns.
More attention needs to be focused on state Budgets
An implosion of the sector will have economy-wide ramifications. This is the last thing India needs now
If the volatility in the financial market continues for a prolonged period, it could also result in important implications for asset prices
The only two indicators that grew at higher rates in Q3 of the current fiscal than the previous year were aggregate bank deposits and the consumer price index (CPI)-based inflation rate
Govt spending would be a key driver of mild improvement in GDP growth, says ICRA
The recent Budget proposals came in as a disappointment for most analysts in the absence of strong measures