Sajeet Manghat is an Executive Editor at NDTV Profit India. He covers a range of topics including finance, business trends, and economic analysis, often providing insights that resonate with current market dynamics. Sajeet has been featured in Bloomberg-Quint, BQ Prime, NDTV Profit, MSN, and Times Network.
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By: Sajeet Manghat, Daksh Grover
India's defence procurement is increasingly indigenous, with domestic sourcing touching 89 per cent last year, Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh told ET NOW. The government is speeding up contracts, cutting import dependence, and pushing PSUs, startups and key indigenous programmes across air, naval and defence systems.
By: Sajeet Manghat, Akshat Mittal
Gita Gopinath, in an ET Now interview, warned the West Asia crisis and Hormuz disruptions could hit India's growth, inflation and external balance, with prolonged tensions worsening economic risks globally.
PM Narendra Modi's appeal to reduce discretionary imports and foreign spending reflects growing concerns over India's current account deficit, weakening rupee, rising crude prices and capital outflows amid the West Asia crisis., India Opinion, Times Now
India's new Closing Auction Session (CAS) is a necessary market reform, but improvements in transparency, liquidity, dynamic price bands, SLBM participation, and safeguards against volatility are needed to ensure efficient price discovery.
HDFC Bank is not just another private-sector bank. It is a systemically important financial institution. For the RBI, therefore, stability comes before everything else.
HDFC Bank is not just another private-sector bank. It is a systemically important financial institution. For the RBI, therefore, stability comes before everything else.
