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Proposed GST cuts in India may cost Rs 1.2 trillion in revenue, risking public spending, infrastructure, and bank profits.
A Systematix Research report warns that proposed GST cuts in India could cause a revenue loss of nearly Rs 1.2 trillion, far exceeding the government’s Rs 480 billion estimate, potentially limiting public spending and infrastructure investment.
This could reduce demand for project loans and strain the banking sector.
Indian exporters face combined tariffs of up to 50%, risking trade competitiveness and lower credit demand.
RBI’s 100 basis point rate cuts from February to June 2025 have pressured bank net interest margins, with further reductions posing ongoing risks.
The MSME sector shows signs of cash flow stress, which may affect loan repayments and bank profitability.
An upcoming shift to an Expected Credit Loss accounting framework may also add initial costs, despite no official rollout date from the RBI.
Los recortes propuestos de GST en India pueden costar Rs 1.2 billones en ingresos, arriesgando el gasto público, la infraestructura y las ganancias bancarias.