– Chief Economic Advisor V Anantha Nageswaran predicts real GDP growth for FY25 between 6.5% and 7%
– Cautious approach due to factors like patchy monsoon, geopolitical tensions, and financial market risks
– Concern about inflation, but central bank’s projection on track for reaching 4%
– Rising retail participation in speculative trading poses threat to capital formation
– SEBI best suited to address concerns about speculative trading
– Global situation could lead to supply disruptions impacting inflation trajectory
– Emphasis on bottom-up reforms and strengthening governance for sustainable growth
– Economic Survey outlines strategies to boost female labor force participation, support MSMEs, and agriculture
– Discussion needed on inflation targeting framework and its impact on consumption patterns
– Confidence in Indian economy’s ability to generate jobs post-pandemic disruptions
– Growth in EPFO net subscribers and factory employment indicates healthy labor market
– Further actions needed from governments to boost employment opportunities for both genders.