The actual inclusion of Indian bons in JP Morgan’s bond index is just a few days away. Exciting times await Bond Street, with changes to flows, yields and volatility in the offing. What should investors expect?
The U.S. is geared to use the Tibet controversy to embarrass the Chinese leadership. India must weigh its options before deciding whether to use the Tibet card though Washington is pushing it to do so
The 53rd meeting of the GST Council gives the big picture a miss and focuses on procedural and compliance issues
Success of the private label pharma products can improve MedPlus’ profitability and accelerate generic drug adoption in India
Union Budget 2024: Nirmala Sitharaman’s forthcoming budget is constrained by an effective time horizon of just eight months before the next one. Its fiscal stance should reflect continuity
The British empire has made many last stands and they may all be on the route of your hop-on-hop-off tourist bus
The European Union’s centrist leaders must learn their lessons and double down on achieving net zero
In the past year, many have dropped or missed goals to cut emissions or to loosen ties with polluting sectors
A sales drop has exposed the gap between rivals with a global presence and those relying on domestic customers
Equity allocations should have a portion at the base of the pyramid which is highly liquid, funds focusing on governance and valuations
Introduce a single standard rate of 15% while reducing tax slabs. Also raise the 5% slab to 8%
After adverse changes to investment-linked taxation benefits, taxpayers and investors will be seeking relief and a long-term vision. What’s good for them is also good for the economy
Powerful state leaders have long clamored for more room to spend. India’s new government should oblige them
The former president’s support among this key group isn’t as strong as many of the polls say, but it’s enough to hurt Joe Biden
Elevated cost of deposits could crimp margins and in turn drag down return on assets somewhat.
Rate cuts on the horizon, a likely friendly budget and finally the expected money flow from foreign investors is keeping the bond party alive
That a company with a well-funded balance sheet itself is seeking external funds for its under-construction projects indicates the huge capital investments required and the challenge it poses for upstarts like India
Party’s local leadership is perceived to be dominated by a narrow social bloc. A reshuffle in Rajasthan government is possible
America’s economic rival had a great run, but the incumbent looks entrenched
It's time for the business establishment to speak out on the consequences of a far-right election victory
To avoid a painful correction, tech companies must start managing expectations properly
The government should focus its initiatives to harness the transformative power of e-commerce, embrace gig work, and advocate for light-touch regulations tailored to the country's unique socio-economic landscape to usher in the era of India’s Techade
Modi 3.0 has built its welfare commitments on the foundation of five years of free cereals. It makes the current-pattern of MSP sticky
One semiconductor company contributing almost 20 per cent of an index’s gains over an extended period is a bit unsettling