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The Reading List: June 2, 2023

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The Reading List: June 2, 2023

A selection of economy, business and finance articles and social media gems curated by our research and opinion teams

Chart of the Day: Heatwave makes India’s fossil fuels sweat

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Chart of the Day: Heatwave makes India’s fossil fuels sweat

As temperatures soar, power demand is expected to inch higher in FY24, putting pressure on thermal power plants

Chart of the Day: Chips are the new oil

BUSINESS

Chart of the Day: Chips are the new oil

After petroleum, electronics are the second largest imports in the country.

The decline and fall of Pakistan and the rise of Bangladesh

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The decline and fall of Pakistan and the rise of Bangladesh

Five charts tell the story of Bangladesh overtaking Pakistan on economic and social parameters 

The Reading List: May 26, 2023

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The Reading List: May 26, 2023

A selection of economy, business and finance articles and social media gems curated by our research and opinion teams

Chart of the Day | Steel output is losing its glint

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Chart of the Day | Steel output is losing its glint

A sharp cut in China’s output is accompanying slippages in other major countries, India is among the few exceptions

Chart of the Day: India tops the pack in APAC office property market

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Chart of the Day: India tops the pack in APAC office property market

Yields in India’s office and retail property markets are attractive, driving global investors into the sector

CoD: Why the auto sector is attracting FPIs

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CoD: Why the auto sector is attracting FPIs

While financial services have been a favourite for FPIs over the last few years, the automobile sector has picked up in the recent past. 

Chart of the Day | Non-ferrous metals wilt, Dr Copper also under the weather 

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Chart of the Day | Non-ferrous metals wilt, Dr Copper also under the weather 

The China economy reopening, growing demand for renewables, peak interest rates… nothing seems to be perking up sentiment for these metals 

The Reading List: May 19, 2023

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The Reading List: May 19, 2023

A selection of economy, business and finance articles and social media gems curated by our research and opinion teams

Chart of the Day: Term premium has shrunk, a sign of many things

BUSINESS

Chart of the Day: Term premium has shrunk, a sign of many things

The premium has narrowed because of long-term yields falling, partly on expectations of rate cuts in response to an easing inflation.

Chart of the Day: Lead prices to rule firm on weak supply

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Chart of the Day: Lead prices to rule firm on weak supply

Strong demand for lead from the global auto sector along with a relatively slow pace of production ramp up, is expected to support lead prices for nearly a decade

Chart of the day: Receding inflation gives rural FMCG demand a fighting chance

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Chart of the day: Receding inflation gives rural FMCG demand a fighting chance

Rural FMCG demand has been in the dumps for years now but the tide appears to be turning

The Reading List: May 12, 2023

BUSINESS

The Reading List: May 12, 2023

A selection of articles and social media gems from the world of economy, business and finance, curated by our research and opinion teams

Chart of the Day: The K-shape of banks’ deposit mobilisation

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Chart of the Day: The K-shape of banks’ deposit mobilisation

The tables have turned for public sector banks that commanded a higher deposit growth ten years ago. Now they are on the wrong side of the K-shape in deposit mobilisation and are losing out to private sector peers every year.

Chart of the Day: Will CV volumes cross the FY19 peak this fiscal year?

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Chart of the Day: Will CV volumes cross the FY19 peak this fiscal year?

Commercial vehicle sales volumes were robust in FY2023, but still lag the pre-COVID numbers. Will this year be better?

Chart of the Day: Mongolia is the new Australia in supplying coal

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Chart of the Day: Mongolia is the new Australia in supplying coal

Australia’s decision to question China on the origins of COVID has altered trade in coal

Chart of the Day: Global food inflation rises, but India has little to worry

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Chart of the Day: Global food inflation rises, but India has little to worry

A sharp spike in sugar prices pushed global food inflation upwards, reversing a comforting downtrend

The Reading List: May 5, 2023

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The Reading List: May 5, 2023

A selection of articles and social media gems from the world of economy, business and finance, curated by our research and opinion teams

Chart of the Day: BOT projects could ease NHAI’s debt servicing woes

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Chart of the Day: BOT projects could ease NHAI’s debt servicing woes

Rising share of HAM model in overall ordering of road projects has increased NHAI’s debt servicing liability, perhaps limiting the pace of orders

Private sector activity in India shows strongest momentum since July 2010

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Private sector activity in India shows strongest momentum since July 2010

Both manufacturing and services PMIs indicate very strong growth 

Chart of the Day: Credit card spending touches a new high

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Chart of the Day: Credit card spending touches a new high

In FY23, 11.67 million (net) cards were added, a marginal rise of 0.8 percent, but spending during the same period shot up by 47 percent to Rs 14 trillion

The Reading List: April 28, 2023

BUSINESS

The Reading List: April 28, 2023

A selection of articles and social media gems from the world of economy, business and finance, curated by our research and opinion teams

Chart of the Day: Why private banks get away with higher loan rates

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Chart of the Day: Why private banks get away with higher loan rates

Private sector banks have always been able to charge higher loan rates than public sector lenders. But of late, the gap between the two has widened considerably

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