slide

Fiscal year is a 12-month period which begins on April 1 and ends on March 31 in India.

 Inflation shows that as goods and services get more expensive, money loses its purchasing power.

It is used by central banks like the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to control the supply of money in an economy.

It is the act of the government selling or liquidating its interest in a company or asset of the public sector.

It is the money used to develop buildings, machinery, equipment, educational and healthcare facilities etc.


Customs duties are levied when goods are exported or imported into the country.


They are provided by the Indian government in the form of low-interest loans, tax exemptions,.


Click here to know more about the terms related to Budget.

Click here to read more Budget related stories.

Budget 2023 Dictionary: Exploring key terms

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will present the Union Budget 2023 in the Parliament on February 1.

Bond yields tad higher as cautious traders focus on budget

Oil steadies as investors zero in on Chinese demand growth

Rupee weakens on yuan-led slide on Asian currencies

Why the gold prices are on the rise?

Market outlook: Where is the Indian market headed in 2023?

Market Wrap: Sensex, Nifty jump on gains in index heavyweights; investors richer by  <span class='webrupee'>₹</span>1 lakh crore

Pharma companies Innova Captab, Blue Jet Healthcare get SEBI nod for IPOs; check details

Kotak upgrades Delhivery to 'buy' from 'add'; here's why

What are the effects of budget announcements on the stock market?

India tops world ranking in digital payments, records 89.5 million transactions in 2022

As per the data, India in the year 2022 accounting for 46 per cent of the global real-time payments, adding that the digital payment transactions in India is more than the other four leading countries combined.

Weekend Wrap: From Hindustan Aeronautics to Adani Power; Top news and market movers this week: 9 June 2023

From top newsmakers to market performance, here's the market wrap for the week ended 9 June 2023.

A Man Called Otto: 5 money lessons you can learn from Tom Hanks’ film

A Man Called Otto offers valuable money lessons such as being wary of trusting outsiders with your money, parking it in domestic plans, diversifying your investments, being wary of real estate sharks, and the power of pooling resources.

RBI empowers banks with RuPay prepaid forex card authorization. Details here

RBI allows Indian banks to issue RuPay Prepaid Forex cards for overseas use, expanding payment options for travelers. It also streamlines Bharat Bill Payment System and expands e-RUPI digital vouchers, aiming to promote digital transactions and enhance financial management.

NFO Review: Should you invest in the newly launched Edelweiss Multi Asset Allocation Fund?

Edelweiss Multi-Asset Allocation Fund may be a suitable idea for investors looking to put their money in debt funds while availing of indexation benefits. However, it is still a new fund launch, thus, mandating investors to think twice before they act.

Budget 2023 Dictionary: Exploring key terms

Topics to follow

Latest News

personal finance

markets

personal finance

personal finance

personal finance