The unorganised market still has a big share in the domestic market and India’s luggage makers have not made a dent in the global market yet
NSE has improved immensely in its conduct post Ashish Chauhan taking the helm. But its relationship with SEBI still lacks the warmth expected of the country’s largest exchange and its market regulator
A key to navigating an uncertain environment, is to build a well-diversified portfolio across a range of asset classes, with varying characteristics and performance under diverse market conditions
The boost for the RBI to give a large dividend was from the sharp fall in expenditure and the biggest part of the central bank’s expenditure is provisions.
India’s ARCs have an abysmal track record when it comes to recoveries and many are struggling to stay afloat. The RBI’s concern is serious governance lapses, something that it has warned in the case of Edelweiss ARC.
Policy continuity, global monetary easing, rising wholesale inflation, and a positive turn to FII sentiment could favour large-caps more than mid- and small-caps, especially since the latter have already run up significantly
The verdict on India’s general elections will be out soon. If the BJP wins, we can expect accelerated reforms, and this could temporarily lead to a spike in the market as new money pours in. But the real game will begin with the Union Budget
Even at more than 5.25 percent, the central bank’s short-term interest-rate target might not be high enough to cool the economy
The stakes of US fiscal policy are too high
India has received the most interest from firms who are to set up or expand production facilities, followed by Vietnam, Mexico, Thailand and Indonesia
Foreign portfolio investors are heading to the exit when it comes to stocks in the financial services sector. But there are two sources of worry for the sector that could also explain why investors have turned skittish
Ballot outcomes have serious financial implications. Markets should be allowed to gauge whether futures contracts offer effective protection
The economy has been largely unresponsive to Fed policy moves, but that doesn’t mean the US will be permanently rate-insensitive
Stop talking about ‘liberal’ democracy and the ‘rules-based international order
Regardless of OPEC+ decisions, the oil market will likely remain within a $15 range until the next disturbance pushes prices higher or lower
The IBC process is considerably slowed due to litigating promoters, dissenting creditors, and poor infrastructure. Unless these issues are fixed, it is unlikely that recoveries from the insolvency process would improve.
Consumer companies with drivers such as premiumisation, personalisation, digital inclusion and omnichannel retail are likely to bring back investor confidence in start-ups
The rating agency says continued policy stability, deepening economic reforms, high infrastructure investment, high growth, along with cautious fiscal and monetary policy could lead to a higher rating over the next 24 months
The IPO will lead to a cash inflow of Rs 6700-7800 crore that could go up if the issue is oversubscribed. The eventual IPO price and its post-listing trend could play a bigger role in valuations
Falling fertility rates are one of the biggest challenges facing our world
Strain is growing on household budgets. They need rebuilding before a fresh investment spree
The push to fundraise from wealthy individuals is turning managers into high-end concierge services
The need to provide for EPR is an added pressure on profit margins of tyre companies at a time when input costs are also inching up
The government should take cues from the recent two-day deliberations to formulate the standard procedures for trade talks
Did the temporary introduction of home umpires in international test matches during the pandemic lead to a bias in favour of home teams? A research paper from the IZA Institute of Labour Economics comes to some surprising conclusions