
Sanghnomics: We are treating largely symptoms of a deeper malaise. The solution is to check reckless consumerism that has become the driving force of modern economic models

Some investors grow concerned that region’s markets could be hit by downturn in US tech sector

China is moving with strategic intent in the region, bringing countries closer with its regional integration efforts, while the US’ focus on tactical deals may see it lose out in the long run

Technology didn’t enslave us. The most reliable business in the world is the business of frightened apes. We are addicted to acknowledgment. The internet simply industrialised it

Consolidation, geographical expansion and investments in specialised healthcare drove deal activity

Festivals may be nearing an end but Indians may continue to indulge some more as tax cuts have increased affordability.

Global equity markets are showing little signs of correcting in the run-up to the much-chronicled Santa Claus rally

The extravagant job pledges dominating Bihar's elections reveal a deeper truth about the state's crippling underemployment and economic distress

It’s not high office or grand gestures that reflect leadership. Leaders reveal themselves in the small but deliberate choices they make each day. Their purpose is not guided by personal ambition. Instead, it’s about larger good

Head coach Amol Muzumdar is not a fortune teller but even he acknowledged the event as "a watershed moment for Indian cricket".

Many consumers are resisting, even turning back the digital revolution

Solar panels have a finite life. Policy to head off a waste crisis from redundant panels lacks the right incentives. The focus should be on setting recycling targets instead of storage mandates, which will yield critical minerals like silicon and copper

While India's aggressive regulatory crackdown on options trading drives participants away and volumes down, US markets are witnessing explosive growth in ultra-short-duration 0DTE options, with retail traders now dominating a market segment that has grown 700% in five years.


With only 2.8% tax revenue growth in H1, the government’s fiscal roadmap hinges on a strong consumption rebound fuelled by GST cuts and lower rates—any shortfall risks spending cuts and a tighter FY27 budget

A massive Rs 1 lakh crore expansion in gold loans in the last six months is unlocking the vast, dormant wealth of India's unproductive family gold hoards

UPI’s future hinges on whether policymakers allow it to stand on viable economic legs

The timing of the renewal of the defence framework agreement between India and the US is significant, as bilateral ties are going through challenging times

Growth in the US business slowed in recent quarters

As India digitises faster than any other economy, its weakest link, cybersecurity, could decide how far the boom goes

Capital, equity, etc. are not concerns of RBI was the view that the central bank seemed to hold for a long time. The new regime and its thinking is proving this belief wrong, making for a welcome change

Our research and opinion teams have curated a selection of articles and social media gems from the world of economy, business and finance for your weekend read.

The cessation of trade hostilities covered just recent measures. China’s official stance was a candid “occasional friction is normal”. US’ need to contain China’s expanding capability makes conflict in economic and technological domains inevitable

RSSFACTS: Rashtriya Ekta Diwas honours Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel’s legacy of national integration. His correspondence reveals nuanced views on the RSS, while modern celebrations, like Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat, promote unity and shared national identity

There are big differences in the level of risk and likely returns of Big Tech’s spending