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    Karnataka liquor volumes flat in H1 as beer gets three cheers

    Karnataka observed significant growth in beer sales, rising by 41% in the first half of the fiscal year. Indian-made liquor sales, however, remained stable with a mere 1% increase during the same period. Revenue from beer and Indian-made liquor combined reached Rs 22,192 crore, reflecting a 13% growth year-on-year. Domestic liquor manufacturers had concerns regarding the regulatory framework that affected consumption patterns.

    India’s growth gets a government lift, Bernstein flags hidden costs

    India's economic outcomes show distortions, not solely free-market forces at play. Company earnings and asset valuations are influenced by government interventions and incentives. Production Linked Incentive schemes support profitability in manufacturing sectors. Rural spending persists due to direct government transfers, not productivity gains. Policy interventions reshape outcomes, making growth seem stronger than it is.

    India's 'BBB-' rating unchanged: Fitch cites energy shocks, fiscal weakness, but praises growth

    Fitch Ratings kept India's sovereign credit rating at BBB- with a stable outlook. Robust growth and solid external finances balance fiscal weaknesses and energy shocks. India's macroeconomic stability and policy credibility could underpin continued robust growth. High deficits and debt constrain the rating, despite recent fiscal consolidation efforts. The agency forecasts 6.4% GDP growth for India over the medium term.

    Petrol, diesel margins back to above pre-conflict levels: Report

    State-run oil companies are poised for improved profitability as falling crude prices boost fuel marketing margins. While recent government excise duty cuts have aided this recovery, rising debt levels and potential tax increases pose risks to long-term earnings. Analysts anticipate better performance from the second quarter onwards, especially if oil prices remain below $80 per barrel, with BPCL and IOC seen as preferred investments.

    Karnataka's liquor deregulation: Why United Spirits, United Breweries & Allied Blenders are Dalal Street's new favourites

    Karnataka is poised for a significant policy shift in its liquor sector, moving towards deregulation. This move is expected to benefit major listed alcobev players like United Spirits and United Breweries by fostering innovation and marketing capabilities. The proposed excise framework, linking taxation to alcohol content, is anticipated to boost beer consumption and drive volume growth for the state.

    Himachal Pradesh eyes toll reforms to raise revenue; Mukesh Agnihotri seeks PM backing

    Himachal Pradesh is boosting its income through new rules for liquor shops, toll collection, and vehicle entry fees. These changes aim to collect more revenue after a key grant ended. The government is using technology for better collection and transparency. Reforms in excise and toll collection are now in place.

    The Economic Times
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