Tanya Krishna is an Assistant Editor at FinancialExpress.com. With over 10 years of experience in business journalism, she specializes in economic policy, global and local economies, and international trade, providing sharp insights into emerging markets and capital markets. Tanya's work has been featured in Financial Express (India), and she has authored over 4,000 research-based pieces across various sectors, while also conceptualizing initiatives like the 'Manage Your Money' web-series and the 'FE Retail Summit'.
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By: Tanya Krishna
The RBI MPC is expected to hold the repo rate steady today after three consecutive cuts, opting for a ‘dovish pause’ amid easing inflation and mixed growth signals. Barclays said that the central bank may wait for more clarity on GDP data and global trade risks before resuming rate cuts.
By: Tanya Krishna
Inflation may have eased to a multi-year low of 2.1 per cent in June, but the RBI expects it to climb above 4 per cent by the end of FY26. Despite global uncertainties, the central bank sees no significant inflationary impact from Trump’s tariff threats.
By: Tanya Krishna
Morgan Stanley projected India’s growth to slow to 5.9% in the December 2025 quarter, diverging from the RBI’s more optimistic 6.6% projection. It cited weakening global demand and trade-related risks as key headwinds to India’s outlook.
By: Tanya Krishna
India’s growth outlook faces fresh pressure after the US doubled tariffs on key exports to 50 per cent, a move Morgan Stanley warns could shave up to 80 bps off GDP over the next year. The escalation may trigger rate cuts and higher government spending.
By: Tanya Krishna
Bharti Airtel kicked off FY26 with steady Q1 performance, delivering robust ARPU growth, healthy subscriber additions, and sharply higher free cash flow on the back of capex moderation. Analysts see the telecom major well-positioned to capitalise on these.
By: Tanya Krishna
In July, the cost of a home-cooked veg thali fell 14 per cent year-on-year and non-veg thali by 13 per cent, driven by cheaper tomatoes, onions, potatoes and broilers, according to CRISIL. However, higher vegetable oil and LPG prices capped a steeper decline.
By: Tanya Krishna
The US has doubled tariffs on Indian imports to 50 per cent, dealing a major blow to sectors like diamonds, shrimp, and home textiles that rely heavily on the American market.
By: Tanya Krishna
BofA Securities has retained India’s FY26 GDP growth forecast at 6.5 per cent despite fresh US tariffs, citing the economy’s resilience and supportive domestic factors.
By: Tanya Krishna
S&P Global Ratings has upgraded India’s sovereign credit rating to ‘BBB’ from ‘BBB-’, citing strong economic growth, sustained fiscal consolidation, and robust infrastructure investment.
By: Tanya Krishna
India’s proposed two-tier GST overhaul, coupled with fiscal and monetary support measures, could add 50–70 bps to GDP growth while easing inflation, according to Morgan Stanley.
