Other Briefings
Narendra Modi’s New Cabinet
Narendra Modi has been sworn into office alongside his new cabinet. Here, we explore several key cabinet members and their economic track records.
Singapore Overtakes Mauritius as Top Source of FDI into India as GAAR Looms
Singapore overtook Mauritius last year as the leading source of FDI into India, highlighting concerns among foreign investors that India’s General Anti-Avoidance Rules (GAAR) may impact the benefits of routing funds through through Mauritius.
Indian Companies Refocus Investment Domestically
Further signaling renewed faith in India’s economic prowess, overseas direct investment by Indian companies fell in recent months, accompanied by a refocusing of resources and capital on domestic operations.
Narendra Modi and the BJP Win Landslide Victory
The landslide victory for pro-business leader Narendra Modi and the Bharatiya Janata Party in India’s national elections has left foreign investors optimistic about India’s economic prospects and triggered a record-breaking weekend for the country’s stock market.
Will the Rains Come? Reflections on an India at the Point of Economic Renewal
India faces a parched economic landscape in desperate need of refreshing to unleash the country’s great promise. While facing many daunting challenges, India’s next leader will inherit tremendous opportunities as well.
Potential for European Investment in India to Increase after Elections
According to a new report from the Europe India Chamber of Commerce, India will remain an increasingly popular destination for European companies and investors due to the country’s growing consumer base, proximity to booming markets and the nation’s skilled workforce.
India’s GDP to Grow at 5.6 Percent in 2014-15
Gross domestic product growth in India is expected to pick up in 2014-15 to 5.6 percent, according to an analysis conducted by Citigroup.
Indian Economy Now World’s Third Largest Says World Bank
A report released Tuesday by the World Bank’s International Comparison Program ranks India as the world’s third largest economy in terms of purchasing power parity (PPP).
