India

Will India get serious now on fiscal deficit?

Ever-gaping deficits have led S&P to downgrade its country outlook, among other punitive actions.

Will India get serious now on fiscal deficit?

Ever-gaping deficits have led S&P to downgrade its country outlook, among other punitive actions.

India exports decline for the first time in 30 months

It fell sharp 7.1% YoY in March compared with February's growth.

India gets aggressive with rate cuts

Reserve Bank of India will cut 50bps in benchmark policy rates which Morgan Stanley sees as a bold but risky move.

India manufacturing sector eases to 54.7% in March

Orders were less due to power outages and raw material shortages.

What you need to know about Indonesia’s fuel subsidies

The required amount of subsidy could balloon by IDR41bn if oil prices average USD120/bbl this year.

Why India's power sector reforms are not a cure-all

Sure new tariff guidelines could raise credit quality as early as two years, but other endemic problems remain unaddressed.

Indian cable TV goes digital

Namaste to enhanced user experiences, home networking and convergence.

Rate cuts looming as India struggles with fiscal consolidation

India will likely fall short of its fiscal targets and prompt rate cuts of up to 100bps in FY13, says RBS.

Growth outlook in India remains weak

This as the Reserve Bank of India keeps the policy rate as is.

Indian trade deficit widens as export growth decelerates

Trade deficit for February widened to US$15.2bn or 9.7% of GDP.

Who wins in the new India budget?

The infrastructure and utilities sectors are seen to receive windfalls from the upcoming F2013 budget.

All eyes on new India budget

Will it focus on growing revenues or slashing expenditures to correct its weakening fiscal position?

Indian market rally has minimal headwinds

Its ascent will be unabated save for a few correctional speed bumps, says Morgan Stanley.

Are you ready for an Indian bull run?

Morgan Stanley thinks the Indian market is already getting pumped and primed for a surge.

Indian print and TV media will be ad-starved

Easing economic growth and belt-buckling from firms to decimate both sectors' revenues, says Fitch.

Indian logistics will drive over the slump

A sluggish GDP will still hurt the industry but stable diesel prices and undeterred demand should compensate.

Snipped profits for Indian paper producers

Why the glum forecast from Fitch when a demand boom is imminent in 2012?