Don't let market fool you, economy needs help: Experts to govt

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THE ECONOMIC TIMESDaily Newsletter Mon, Jun 29, 2020 | 05:55 PM IST

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Top stories of the day Don't let market fool you, economy needs help: Experts to govt There is a weak linkage between buoyant markets and economic recovery, economists at SBI said. ... RBI seeks extension for Monetary Policy Committee members India plans incentives for auto companies to boost exports: Sources Pandemic set to take a toll on executive education programmes Gross state domestic products to see sharp declines in FY21 95% appliances now made in India: CEAMA Why this CEO uses a standing desk at home Pakistan Stock Exchange comes under attack; 11 killed

Debate This Indian economy would have crumbled anyway, covid or not Optimism, if any, about the state of the economy at this point is difficult to explain. There is little ammo left with the govt after the reforms it tried to execute in the recent past didn't exactly restart the economic engine. The decline in India's fortunes actually started quite a while ago; the virus struck an economy with pre-existing conditions.

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Signs that it may be India's moment to replace China

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Top stories of the day Chronicles of a trade foretold: Signs that show India's moment could be near The hour when China phase will end was foretold, and also that India will take its place in due time. Will it?... Gloves off: India bluntly tells China to analyse cause of Covid Bankers in India are more productive working from home India among Switzerland's top three partners on info exchange How the world missed Covid-19's silent spread PNB has no plans to sell non-core assets during this fiscal Galwan River Valley: An important history lesson Discoms' dues to power producers jump 63% in April

Debate This Indian economy would have crumbled anyway, covid or not Optimism, if any, about the state of the economy at this point is difficult to explain. There is little ammo left with the govt after the reforms it tried to execute in the recent past didn't exactly restart the economic engine. The decline in India's fortunes actually started quite a while ago; the virus struck an economy with pre-existing conditions.

SENSEX 35171.27 329.17 NIFTY 50 10383.00 94.10 USD/INR 75.64 -0.03

Top Gainers NSE 3 companies (largecap) appreciated more than 5% Infosys 6.81% BPCL 6.32% More from Gainers Top Losers NSE 8 companies (largecap) price decreased more than -3% Adani Green Energy Ltd. -4.99% Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd. -3.84% More from Losers

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Things that got lost amid India's fast-paced workplace makeover The pandemic has made the virtual real overnight. Utility quotient has outpaced novelty factor.... India to check power equipment from China for malware Maruti boss explains how to curb Chinese imports 21-day consecutive hike in fuel prices halts Huawei controversy opens field for 5G challengers Reliance pushes back KG-D6 production to September/October Zuckerberg loses $7 billion as firms boycott Facebook ads A health check for Modicare: Do the results match the hype?

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Ambani does to retail what he did to telecom

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Top stories of the day Mukesh Ambani is doing to retail what he did to telecom Staples are available for a cheaper price on JioMart compared to rivals like BigBasket.... India's making plans to keep the dragon at bay Carlyle buys 20% stake in Piramal pharma for $490 mn Fuel prices hiked for 21st consecutive day Government launches 7.15% floating rate bonds Govt adds another steroid to COVID treatment protocol IDBI Bank to divest stake in IDBI Federal Life Insurance The Mahindra deal that did not deliver

Debate This Indian economy would have crumbled anyway, covid or not Optimism, if any, about the state of the economy at this point is difficult to explain. There is little ammo left with the govt after the reforms it tried to execute in the recent past didn't exactly restart the economic engine. The decline in India's fortunes actually started quite a while ago; the virus struck an economy with pre-existing conditions.

SENSEX 35171.27 329.17 NIFTY 50 10383.00 94.10 USD/INR 75.64 -0.03

Top Gainers NSE 3 companies (largecap) appreciated more than 5% Infosys 6.81% BPCL 6.32% More from Gainers Top Losers NSE 8 companies (largecap) price decreased more than -3% Adani Green Energy Ltd. -4.99% Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd. -3.84% More from Losers

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China in mind, India hurries cutting-edge missile system Russia had postponed the delivery of the S-400 system to December 2021 due to the pandemic.... Delhi has 5 weapons against Covid: Kejriwal President promulgates Banking Regulation Ordinance China may get some wiggle room at ports Investors tell cos to diversify China exposure Facebook acts on some posts as advertisers pull back Veteran BJP leader Sinha enters Bihar polls fray China uses trade to coerce compliance: US NSA

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