Union Budget 2020: Finance Minister could put a lot of traction to the economic expansion by helping the gold industry at its testing times by considering its demand in Budget 2020

Budget 2020: Foremost demand of investors is a rollback of long-term capital gains tax. LTCG tax or long-term capital gains tax was introduced in Union Budget 2018-2019 to bring marginal revenue gain of Rs 20,000 crore in the first year. However, the move backfired as the investor sentiment dwindled

Budget 2020: The leather industry holds a prominent place in the Indian economy but the export of leather goods has declined 7.55 per cent to $3.6 billion during April-December period this fiscal

Union Budget 2020: One can also follow the LIVE blog by Business Today.In to stay updated with the proceedings at the parliament

In a recent report, market researcher Nielsen pointed out that growth in the FMCG sector dwindled to a three-year low of 9.7 per cent in 2019, primarily due to sharp contraction in rural market

The funds allocated in the Budget would most likely be utilised for modernising the signalling system, constructing new tracks, acquiring new rolling stock and developing railways' telecom network

Real estate industry had a bittersweet 2019 - while commercial or office real estate boomed last year, sales in residential real estate dipped 22 per cent in the first half of financial year 2019-20

FM Sitharaman could roll out measures to facilitate setting up start-ups or MSMEs in Budget 2020, which could lead to creation of new jobs

Budget 2020: The ability to move faster within the country without jeopardising India's emission scorecard will guarantee durable growth. Indian Railways and its modernisation will play a key role in this effort

Union Budget: It is imperative that Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman doesn't introduce any new policies or regulations which can result in a kneejerk reaction to the stock market

Budget 2020 is expected to usher in reforms that will help in reviving growth of the Indian economy. While the extent of these reforms remains to be seen, we set out here our expectations for limited liability partnerships (LLP) and the shadow banking sector from the budget

Union Budget: One of the important focus areas in National Infrastructure Pipeline is the roads sector, and the recent experiences in this sector provide for an interesting case study of the challenges ahead

Budget 2020 expectations: The launch of 5G-enabled technologies is expected to be transformative in the telco and other industries by unlocking various disruptive new technologies

Capital expenditure on roads, railways, renewable energy and urban housing projects, is expected to be up from 3.38 lakh crore by 20 per cent in FY21 budget.

Budget 2020: The construction equipment industry saw volume drop in key product categories, including backhoe, excavators and wheeled loaders, in 2019 amid a slowdown in road projects and a tight financing environment

Budget 2020: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman may announce reduction or abolition of long term capital tax which can significantly improve investor sentiments

Budget 2020: Travel and tourism industry expects upcoming Budget to carry the vision to lift domestic infrastructure to meet global benchmarks

Budget 2020: The real estate sector, which contributes more than 8 per cent to the Indian economy, expects quick implementation of alternative investment funds to rescue stressed residential projects

Union Budget 2020: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is all set to present Budget 2020 in Parliament on Saturday at 11 a.m.

Budget 2020: One of the measures that is expected from the minister is a change in the tax slabs so that there is an increase in the take-home salary for the middle class