Govt keeps tabs on capex as private investment lags
The government is closely monitoring capital expenditure due to weak private investment, partly attributed to global uncertainties from US tariffs. Increased central capex, with ministries spending 20% of their allocation in April-May, aims to stimulate demand and job creation. While some sectors benefit, overall capacity utilization remains a concern.🕒 1 min read
The government is closely monitoring capital expenditure due to weak private investment, partly attributed to global uncertainties from US tariffs. Increased central capex, with ministries spending 20% of their allocation in April-May, aims to stimulate demand and job creation. While some sectors benefit, overall capacity utilization remains a concern.
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