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ABP News on MSNDomestic Commercial Vehicle Sales Expected To Hit Pre-Pandemic High In FY26: CrisilThe credit outlook for the sector remains stable, supported by robust liquidity positions and steady cash flows. Light ...
While merchandise trade deficit bears watching in the current financial year as well, the surplus in services trade and ...
Crisil forecasts a rise in bank credit growth to 13% by FY26, supported by regulatory measures, tax cuts, and lower interest rates. Corporate credit growth will accelerate particularly through ...
The electric two-wheeler (e2W) segment in India is poised for robust growth in FY26, with volumes expected to rise by 25%, according to a new report by Crisil Ratings. This comes on the heels of the ...
Pune, Maharashtra, India Bajaj Finance makes it easier for individuals to access funds by offering a quick gold loan through ...
Crisil predicts bank credit growth to accelerate to 13% in FY26, driven by regulatory measures, consumption boost, and lower interest rates. However, the agency highlights the need to monitor deposit ...
While US tariff hikes remain a key risk to growth forecast, global credit rating agency Crisil on Monday projected 6.5 per cent GDP growth for India in fiscal 2026, with risks tilted to the downside.
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Asian News International on MSNRecovery in domestic demand, healthy rabi output & easing inflation to boost consumption further: CrisilIndia’s domestic demand is showing signs of recovery, supported by several positive developments, according to a recent ...
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Newsable Asianet News on MSNCrisil highlights dumping of electronics, machinery and textiles from China; India, prepared to face the riskAs trade tensions between the US and China escalate, the risk of China dumping electronics products in India has increased. Chinese companies are now looking to expand their presence in India by ...
New Delhi: While US tariff hikes remain a key risk to growth forecast, global credit rating agency Crisil on Monday projected 6.5 per cent GDP growth for India in fiscal 2026, with risks tilted to ...
India's state-backed bad bank, NARCL, is aiming to acquire stressed assets worth ₹10,000 crore in the first quarter of FY26.
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