India’s leading business channel will put demonetization in perspective ahead of the FM’s crucial announcements, with a host of special shows planned to analyze and decode Budget 2017
Mumbai: As the economy has undergone several micro and macro-economic changes over the last 16 years, CNBC-TV18 has consistently been the leader when it comes to demystifying and analyzing the Union Budget for the discerning Indian viewer every year.
The Channel has created unique programming initiatives for Budget 2017 by putting the ‘Modi Stimulus’ in perspective, apart from gathering expectations from market experts and consumers. CNBC-TV18 will answer important questions like steps the government should take to boost the confidence of investors, and how the Modi Stimulus can fuel economic growth.
Some of the most trusted names in business journalism like Shereen Bhan, Latha Venkatesh, and Udayan Mukherjee among others, will come together to interpret and decode Budget 2017 on CNBC-TV18. These names, coupled with some of India’s biggest market experts like Ashwani Gujral, Sudarshan Sukhani, Prakash Diwan, SP Tulsian, Mitesh Thaker among others will come together to help you analyze the impact of the budget on the markets.
Shereen Bhan, Managing Editor CNBC-TV18 said, “For 16 years, CNBC-TV18 has been at the forefront of decoding the Union Budget and its implications for India and India Inc. It is therefore no surprise that CNBC-TV18 has been the channel of choice on Budget day with record viewership. This year, the Budget is expected to alleviate the pain caused by demonetization and push both, investment and consumption. Our star lineup of experts includes some of the biggest and most influential voices. In keeping with our brand promise of being first in Business worldwide, we will also analyze what Global Investors make of the Budget. Our programming will also cater to the personal finance needs of our viewers and help them plan their portfolio more effectively. From The Markets to the Macros, we will have unmatched analysis delivered by the most experienced team in the business.’’
Keeping the impact of demonetization as the focal theme of its programming for Budget 2017, CNBC-TV18 has an impressive line-up of special shows in the offing. In a bid to gather the overall sentiment from the most significant regions across the nation at ground level, CNBC-TV18, through its special show Budget Caravan, is travelling on the road through various growth cities of the country in order to get a sense of what the ‘big want’ or ‘the need of the hour’ is. Given the inherent importance of a one of a kind post-demonetization Budget, several crucial questions remain unanswered.
Apart from shows that connect with the main theme of their Budget programming this year, CNBC-TV18 will also air special shows that look at the macro picture of Budget 2017. Given the impact of the government’s biggest economic experiment till date, an aptly titled co-branded show anchored by Shereen Bhan called the CNBC TV18 – BMR Advisors Big Budget Picture, will see two BMR spokespersons joined by three CEOs from different verticals to discuss their expectations for, and wish list from Budget 2017, post demonetization.
Over and above this, CNBC-TV18 will give viewers an opportunity to meet the masters of midcaps in Budget Bets, as these market experts line up their top budget stocks, live from the Bombay Stock Exchange. In addition to this, The Big Budget Brainstorm, a show on what market participants and relevant stakeholders of the overall ecosystem want and expect from the Union Budget, will add more punch to the special programming initiatives by CNBC-TV18 for Budget 2017.
Lastly, putting the most important stakeholder in the hot seat, CNBC-TV18 is encouraging citizens to step into the shoes of the Finance Minister in a unique show titled If I Were Finance Minister, where they get the opportunity to voice one key decision or issue they would focus on if they were presenting the Budget this year.
With a stellar line-up of shows planned before, during and post the Union Budget, CNBC-TV18 has all bases covered for Budget 2017.