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Q1 investment numbers look stellar, but are we celebrating too early? (opens the original)
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India’s economic growth for Q1 FY27 (April-June 2026) has reignited a fierce debate in corporate boardrooms. On the surface, the numbers, released on September 1, look stellar. Along with a strong 7.8% rise in GDP growth, the gross fixed capital formation (GFCF) — the all-important macro indicator for investment activity — has scaled a 13-quarter high, expanding at a robust 11.9% at constant prices, compared with 5.8% in Q1 FY26. This sudden
FCNR (B) scheme garners USD65 bn, but why isn't the rupee gaining? (opens the original)
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At the first glance, the numbers look impressive. A troika of aggressive forex mobilisation schemes has helped India garner over USD72.8-billion inflows. Of this, Foreign Currency Non-Resident (Bank) deposits — better known as FCNR (B) — alone managed to get a whopping USD65.39 billion. Overall, India’s foreign exchange (forex) reserves have surged by nearly USD50 billion since July, climbing for seven consecutive weeks to reach a towering
Rupee is stabilising, but another currency risk is staring at India Inc (opens the original)
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The boardrooms of India’s premier financial institutions and infrastructure giants are in for a rude awakening. And this time around, it’s not the falling rupee that’s pinching. It’s the rise of the Japanese yen, along with the volatility in other currencies, that’s making companies nervous. For years, the Japanese yen was treated as an endless vault of virtually free money — a currency locked in a terminal, one-way slide that made hedging an
AI threat to India mkts may be fading, but another lurks (opens the original)
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When Kevin Warsh succeeded Jerome Powell as the Federal Reserve chair in May, he made no secret of his long-standing scepticism toward the central bank’s bloated balance sheet. But in assembling a high-powered task force to evaluate the Fed’s USD6.7 trillion footprint, Warsh did something more intriguing this month. He invited Raghuram Rajan, former Reserve Bank of India governor and Chicago Booth professor, to co-lead the Balance Sheet Policy
India Inc returns to borrowing, but concerns remain on real bank credit (opens the original)
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Over the last year, Nifty Bank has risen 1.65%, outperforming the benchmark Nifty 50, which dipped 4.51%. This happened amid a surge in credit growth even as banking stocks surge ahead on the back of rising profitability and expectations of earnings per share expanding. However, analysts point out a gap in this rosy picture. The headline 17% credit growth recorded by the banking sector may be slightly overstated due to bank lending to
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