Ruchi Bhatia is a South Asia Economy Editor at various prestigious outlets. She specializes in regional interest and world news, with a focus on finance, personal finance, energy and mining, and the broader business and economics landscape, particularly in Canada. Ruchi's insights and analyses have been featured in notable publications such as the Financial Post, Yahoo Finance, Bloomberg News, and The Economic Times.
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Ruchi Bhatia's coverage predominantly focuses on the Indian finance and economy, with a specific emphasis on government announcements and data citations. Given this focus, she would likely be most receptive to pitches offering insights into India's economic policies, fiscal budgeting processes, or analyses of economic indicators such as inflation rates and unemployment figures.
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By: Ruchi Bhatia, Rajesh Roy
India’s government expects Parliament to pass a bill that formalizes tax cuts for foreign investors buying its sovereign debt, according to people with knowledge of the matter, betting the legislation’s bipartisan nature will cut through other contentious debates.
By: Ruchi Bhatia, Menaka Doshi
Overseas funds bought about $2.3 billion of Indian equities in July.
By: Ruchi Bhatia, Satviki Sanjay
India’s largest consumer companies are gearing to raise prices on products from toothpaste to tires and paint ahead of the festival season and for the second straight quarter, as the prolonged Middle East conflict drives up commodity costs and threatens to keep inflation elevated.
By: Ruchi Bhatia, Anup Roy
The Reserve Bank of India kept its benchmark rate unchanged for a fourth straight review, as expected, waiting to see whether higher energy costs from the Iran war spill over into broader inflation.
By: Ruchi Bhatia, Anup Roy
India’s central bank is emerging as one of Asia’s monetary policy holdouts, confident the latest oil shock won’t derail economic growth or fuel the kind of persistent inflation that would warrant higher interest rates.
India’s lower house of Parliament on Thursday approved tax cuts for foreign investors buying sovereign debt, cementing measures aimed at attracting foreign capital into Asia’s third-largest economy.
UPI has grown sevenfold in five years.
By: Siddhi Nayak, Ruchi Bhatia
India’s waning appeal among foreign investors means short-term measures to attract capital are unlikely to stem the rupee’s weakness, former central bank Governor Duvvuri Subbarao said, adding to calls from other economists for deeper structural reforms.
Five months after the Iran war raised fears of an inflation spike and an economic downturn, Indian officials are sounding more confident as the worst of those concerns have so far failed to materialize.
Generative AI is more likely to change jobs in India than eliminate them.
