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Budget 2019: Experts and the Economic Intelligence Dashboard

The budget's out. But what does it mean to you? Experts on DailyO's panel explain.

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Budget 2019: Why this should be the 'Aam Aadmi' budget

Hours before the budget, Srijana Mitra Das and Chaiti Narula decode what it's like to be in Nirmala Sitharaman's shoes

Unlike past downturns, driven by global upheavals, bad weather, inflation, currency volatility and high oil prices, India is now in the middle of a stubborn structural slowdown.

How is today's economic slowdown different from the past?

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Budget 2019: Why is this budget crucial?

What are the three biggest challenges before Nirmala Sitharaman? Srijana Mitra Das and Shwweta Punj find out.

Either the government will have to push more funds in the market or the banks have to do it to reflate the economy.

What are the challenges before the Finance Minister ahead of the Budget?

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Why chief economic advisor Arvind Subramanian will be missed in office

From acronyms to intellectualising the department, much can be credited to him.

Narendra Modi-led BJP government has been under fire for failing to curb the surge in the price of oil.

So why is government not being able to curb hike in petrol and diesel prices?

It's easier to be in Opposition and protest about it than to actually address the problem.

Why petrol and diesel prices are going through the roof

With crude prices rising globally, petrol and diesel rates have hit record highs.

Petrol price has hit a record high of Rs 76.57 per litre in Delhi, beating the previous all-time high of Rs 76.06 of September 2013.

Petrol and diesel hike: Where did all our tax money go?

Petrol price hitting a record high of Rs 76.57 per litre in Delhi on May 21 has rung alarm bells.

NSE and BSE climbed sharply after the BJP emerged as the single biggest party in Karnataka Assembly elections.

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