Budget Analysis by ET and Sputnik V

[Rajinder Sandhir]

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You are receiving this email because you signed up at Economictimes.com. In case, you wish to Unsubscribe Click here Feb 02, 2021 | 04:26 PM IST Dear Readers, It's been 24 hours since Budget 2021 was presented and now that we've had a minute to catch our breath, let the dust settle and see what's what here's a deep dive into what yesterday's announcements mean for the economy, India and you. Today's Highlights 1 Union Budget 2021: 10 things consumers should know Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman proposed a massive spending boost to lift the pandemic-hit economy in Union Budget 2021-22. Here are the 10 top things that consumers should know. 2 The Budget policy that will change the way we have been buying cars 3 Finance Minister's infrastructure push could be the fix India needs 4 Buying a home under Rs 45 lakh? There's cause for major cheer 5 Middle class wears a frown: Waited, but nothing for us Markets & Budget SENSEX 49797.72 ↑1197.11 NIFTY 50 14647.85 ↑366.65 Gold 48099.0 ↓-295.00 USD/INR 72.96 ↓-0.08 Budget: Banking and financial stocks clock best gains in 10 months Bad bank move will quicken NPA resolution Budget lays groundwork to put India’s banking crisis in rearview mirror Swaminathan Aiyar breaks Budget down for you The taboo on fiscal deficits has been broken too with the government abandoning the old 3% fiscal target of the FRBM, opting for much higher deficits all the way to 2025. Wider fiscal deficits could pressure India's ratings, says Fitch The finance minister is eyeing your PF with interest Why setting up of a bad bank is a good idea India’s $500 billion budget to spur growth leaves little for the poor Budget BytesBudget Bytes Exclusive interview with FM Nirmala Sitharaman on Budget 2021 21:34 'Budget 2021 shows good intent, execution key': Decoding the fine print 09:52 Budget 2021: 10 key takeaways from FM Sitharaman’s announcements for MSME sector 04:40 Budget 2021 is a vision for 'Atmanirbhar Bharat', will boost India's self confidence: PM Modi 08:07 Budget, explained in charts and numbers Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Monday presented the first-ever digital Union Budget. She announced higher capital expenditure for 2021 and said this year's budget focused on six pillars- health and wellbeing; physical and financial capital, and infrastructure; inclusive development; reinvigorating human capital; innovation and R&D; minimum govt, maximum governance. Sitharaman's kitchen sinking can invite a rating downgrade, warns Nomura How this budget will shape India’s strategic global role A qualitative shift in expenditure that will aid recovery How big capex can provide a major thrust to Aatmanirbhar Bharat Thanks for reading. We'll be back tomorrow with more interesting stories and updates. Follow us on Twitter and LinkedIn. If you are having trouble viewing this newsletter, please click here. * If you do not want to receive this mailer, please unsubscribe here. To make sure this email is not sent to your "junk/spam" folder, select the email and add the sender to your Address Book. To ensure delivery directly to your inbox, please add etnotificati...@indiatimes.com to your address book today. © 2021 Times Internet Limited.

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