Washington shouldn’t discount how imposing scarcity all too often breeds innovation
India's CO2 emissions are set to ratchet up in the coming years as it will experience the most significant increase in energy demand through 2040. The government with the aviation industry and entrepreneurs need to collaborate closely to achieve its sustainable goals
The National Rally party is winning voters from across the political spectrum ahead of the French election
In this edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: RBI warns of headwinds for microfinance sector, US keen to revisit international trade rules, what's troubling central government's capex, Teesta treaty now a lost cause time for Bangladesh, and more
Protectionist policies are exacerbating inflation, according to one of the largest agricultural commodity traders
Political parties are based on the idea of devotion to an ideology, leader or cause. They are not just election fighting machines
Talks between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Bangladeshi counterpart, Sheikh Hasina, over the sharing of the waters of trans-border rivers has revived the possibility of the signing of the Teesta River water-sharing treaty.
Amara Raja’s leap into L-ion battery making is a positive step though its success will hinge on the customers and market share it can garner vis-à-vis competition
Select states have shown an increase in borrower indebtedness and potential risks to micro lenders who have extended credit to households
The central government hopes that the Viability Gap Funding support will bring down the cost of offshore wind power to an affordable level for discoms
The combined capex of the central government and the central public sector enterprises, as a percentage of GDP, was lower in FY 24 compared to FY14
An NBER working paper by economists Joseph Stiglitz and Martin Guzman analyses why neoliberal globalisation failed and why the US is embracing industrial policy
From Pakistan to Bangladesh, clients are disappointed. It’s trailing the US and France, but it’s premature to write off China
This week’s debate is Biden’s best chance to draw a contrast with his opponent on one of the most consequential yet neglected issues of the campaign
In this edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: India needs more green energy to realise data centre ambitions, how can investors dodge taxes in the F&O juggernaut, local Indian firms dominate pharma sector, and more
The pool of sound listed companies for domestic investors is not the only advantage if other MNCs list Indian arms. India can become a market of choice for firms from EMEs
Fragmentation is real. But there’s a long way to go before supply chains are free from an addiction to China
With global power shifting from the West to the East, the region is now less dependent on old spheres of influence
A second-front operation in Lebanon looms, risking disaster for Israel
As elections have neared and a second great inflation has befallen us, a tax-cutting, supply-side agenda has re-emerged on the political right
While the budget would offer important cues to the bond market, there is a strong case for bond yields to be benign in the next 1-2 years
Data centres are the backbones of modern tech-driven businesses from cloud computing to the AI. India’s ambition of becoming a key participant will place significant demands on its energy sector
During Emergency, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who was an RSS Pracharak -- managed to evade arrest and went on to play an important role in steering the underground movement
Several reasons such as price hikes, high interest rates and a high base of PV sales may have led to growth rates tapering in recent months
Fears are growing that the government will use tax hikes to curb trading. What form could they take, who could they hurt and what kind of traders will be able to ride the storm?
