Ruchi Bhatia is a South Asia Economy Editor at various prominent publications. She specializes in finance, trading, and business economics, with a focus on economic policy, local and regional economies, and international trade within emerging markets. Ruchi's work has been featured in notable outlets including Financial Post, Yahoo Finance, Bloomberg Law, and The Economic Times.
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By: Ruchi Bhatia, Srinidhi Ragavendran
Asia's economies from India to Malaysia and Australia defied all worst-case scenarios to post solid growth last quarter, as governments moved quickly to secure energy supplies and tapped relatively healthy balance sheets to cushion households.
A range of high-frequency indicators show India’s economy is gaining momentum, said World Bank Executive Director Neelkanth Mishra, pushing back against skepticism over whether strong headline growth reflects conditions on the ground.
India’s quasi-sovereign wealth fund National Investment and Infrastructure Fund Ltd. appointed Gauravjit Singh to lead its global capital-raising efforts as the asset manager seeks to deepen ties with overseas and domestic investors.
India will need to sharply accelerate manufacturing growth to meet its long-standing ambitions for the sector, according to Bank of America economists, who point to several constraints holding the country back from becoming a factory hub for the world.
By: Ruchi Bhatia
Expanding manufacturing is seen as crucial to moving more workers from farms into better-paying jobs. It’s also seen as critical for PM Modi’s ‘Viksit Bharat’ ambition.
By: Ruchi Bhatia
The bench closed the case last week after a government-appointed expert panel replaced the chapter containing the section.
By: Sudhi Ranjan Sen, Ruchi Bhatia
Three years ago, New Delhi put on a spectacle when world leaders descended on India’s capital for the Group of 20 summit. Colorful murals of Indian mythology adorned the city alongside elaborate statues, floral arrangements and welcome billboards featuring Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
BRICS finance chiefs and central bank governors on Friday reiterated calls for urgent reform of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank to give emerging and developing economies a greater say in the two institutions.
At the 2023 G20 summit, which is much bigger in scale, India put on an impressive show: New Delhi was festooned with elaborate murals, lit fountains and ubiquitous G20 banners.
By: Ruchi Bhatia
The bloc officials also criticised unilateral tariffs and protectionism, while backing greater use of local currencies and cheaper cross-border payments.
