As the earnings season begins and companies start reporting their financial results, the Nifty 50 index is projected to deliver a revenue growth of 4.5 per cent for the second quarter of the fiscal year 2025 (FY25), according to a report by Axis Securities.
Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], October 9: There has been a 13 per cent rise in CSR spending, with total allocations reaching Rs. 29,000 crore for the fiscal year 2022-23, according to the State of CSR Report 2024. This annual report, launched by Sattva Consulting, highlights significant tren
"Aided by buoyant revenue generation, restrained revenue expenditure growth and healthy economic activity, the fiscal deficit is estimated to decline further from 5.6 per cent of GDP in FY24 (provisional actuals) to 4.9 per cent in FY25," she said.
The BRICS+ group of countries are better placed to fiscally combat any future major economic crisis, as the countries in the BRICS+ group have a lower debt-GDP ratio, highlighted a report by Ernst & Young, an international consultation firm.
Although the index remains firmly in expansion territory, this marks the weakest performance since January 2024. The moderation in growth reflects a broader trend in the second fiscal quarter, with the average PMI reading hitting its lowest level since the three months ending December 2023.
The central government will have to increase the speed of spending capital expenditure by 41 per cent in the remaining months of this fiscal year to meet the capital expenditure growth targets.
Deendayal Port Authority, Kandla on Sunday announced a significant milestone in cargo handling, achieving 70 MMT this fiscal year--a remarkable feat accomplished 16 days ahead of the previous fiscal.
India's oil marketing companies (OMCs) are expected to increase the country's crude oil refining capacity by 35-40 million tonnes (MT) by the end of fiscal 2030, the Crisil Ratings said.
The tyre manufacturers are grappling with soaring natural rubber prices, which have surged by over 33 per cent in last five months of fiscal 2025, Crisil said in its recent report.
With the softening of crude prices in the international market, it is estimated that the government may save up to Rs 60,000 crore on crude imports this fiscal as compared to last year.
The central government has planned to collect Rs 20,000 crores through the 'Sovereign Green Bonds' in the second half (Oct-Mar) of the financial year 2025, according to a release by the Finance Ministry
Tight liquidity conditions and strong credit growth, outpacing deposit accumulation, have prompted banks to turn to bond markets to meet their funding requirements. As of FY2025 year-to-date (YTD), banks have issued Rs. 767 billion in bonds, reflecting a 225 per cent year-on-year increase an