Chandigarh [India], February 3: Eminent economists, Industry Experts and Professionals hailed the 2024 Interim Budget presented by the Union Government on Wednesday and termed it as a forward-looking budget which will ensure people-centric inclusive development, stimulate economic growth and
The prestigious event, graced by industry leaders, policymakers, and economists, provided a platform for deep insights and discussions on the challenges facing the banking sector.
"...After the people of India have given us this endorsement, even international agencies, international bodies and world-acclaimed economists are now giving a thumbs-up and endorsement to Modi ki guarantee," Shehzad Poonawalla said.
"I've been hearing every month there's going to be a recession next month. The consensus is: Two-thirds of the economists and the major leaders in the banks think we're not going to have a recession. I don't think we will either," the US President said during a briefing.
New Delhi [India], June 27: Prof Dr Kannan Vishwanatth, a Noted Academic Researcher & Global Pharma entrepreneur has formally been inducted as Member of Council at the Institute of Economics of The Latvian Academy of Sciences Riga, the research council that has earned its reputation as a
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Vice Chairman Shah Mahmood Qureshi demanded the resignation of Federal Finance Minister Ishaq Dar on Sunday quoting that all distinguished economists and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) rejected his budget which was proposed on June 9, The Express Tribune
PM Modi is set to meet around 24 people in New York which includes Nobel laureates, economists, artists, scientists, scholars, entrepreneurs, academicians, health sector experts, and more, officials said.
New Delhi [India], May 25: Dr Bibek Debroy, Chairman, Economic Advisory Council to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, projects that India will grow comfortably at a real rate of 7.5 per cent to pass through the upper-income category and approach the high-income status by 2047. Dr C Rangarajan,
WTO economists said on April 5, that the volume of world merchandise trade is expected to grow by 1.7 per cent this year following 2.7 per cent growth in 2022.
"There is a very slim chance that Pakistan may be able to win Saudi Arabian support for the resumption of its IMF programme, but if it does, this will be a temporary respite," analyst Mosharraf Zaidi wrote in The News International last week. Saudi under Crown Prince, Prince Mohammed bin Sa
Shehbaz Sharif's statement was contrary to over a dozen economists who believe that Pakistan faces the renewed risk of recession amid a deepening political and economic crisis and a delay in the revival of the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) bailout programme.