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If India turns out to be an unpredictable supplier, then traders both in India and abroad will start hedging their positions on Indian suppliers
The Federal Open Market Committee meeting this week is very important, as it will tell us whether the Fed has finally changed its stance on inflation, or whether it pushes back against the market narrative
Knowing the regulations well and the guardrails that need to be in place while trading in options are essential for a successful journey in options trading
The Grand Old Party is likely to talk seat sharing only after the Assembly elections
If an adequate number of aircraft aren’t available for flying, how can Go First fly; if it somehow manages to fly, how would it comply with the DGCA’s stipulated condition of ensuring at all times “continuing airworthiness of the aircraft engaged in operation”
In its second innings, Yes Bank needs to learn all the lessons it can from the misdeeds of its past chief that decimated its balance sheet.
At a time when outbound shipments are slowing, the Export Preparedness Index 2022 provides empirical data to fix some of the things that are going wrong
Foreign investors, says chief investment officer of UTI AMC, remain upbeat on India’s structural growth story, but are no longer looking at it as a high-beta play
A selection of articles and social media gems from the world of economy, business and finance, curated by our research and opinion teams
In a tight labor market, skilled workers will remain wary of employers who don’t offer WFH flexibility
Crypto cheerleader Mike Novogratz urged investors to run the numbers on the digital currency to prove its attractiveness. They don’t back him up
Bumper crops mean Russia can hurt Ukraine without triggering a rise in global food prices
In today’s edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: Infosys’ revenue guidance shocker, HUL’s steady run, monsoon magic is on, Dunzo’s fortunes dim, stay off emotions in investing, capex cycle turnaround and more
Possibilities are wide open that Hasina will give extra space to Jamaat to keep BNP away from power. Political observers in Dhaka feel that apart from its open stance in favour of Pakistan and against India, Jamaat always maintained close rapport with all sides and vice-versa
India’s bet on Sheikh Hasina has served it well as the avowedly pro-India Bangladesh politician has kept the anti-India opposition party BNP and the Islamist party with Pakistan links Jamaat on a tight leash. With the US threatening more sanctions against Hasina’s colleagues hurting free and fair elections, the opposition is reviving
Investors should treat any weakness this year in the shares of the world’s largest chipmaker as an opportunity
PM Modi won the battle for the welfare beneficiary vote in 2019, and repeated the feat in UP in 2022. The Opposition trumped the BJP on welfare offerings in Himachal Pradesh and Karnataka, reaffirming that the fight is essentially between the incumbent’s delivery and the opposition’s promises
Private credit, if it is not already its own asset class, is well on its way to becoming one
Companies involved in this business are not willing to accept that it can lead to addiction and they argue that the average deposit amount is very little. But the reality is different from this
US must start recognising China as a collaborator, not a competitor. Policymakers in Beijing and Washington, obsessed with national security, are overlooking the huge threat that a warming planet poses to their collective security. With the temperature breaching 50C in California and Xinjiang this week, there’s an opportunity now for both sides to grasp the bigger picture
Making India an easier place to do business, reversing the return in recent years of protectionist tariffs, allowing Indian tourists more freedom to use UPI overseas without having to bother about the taxman, and deepening domestic financial markets will all yield bigger gains than promoting the local currency abroad with bilateral agreements and photo-ops
Despite rising rates, retail and small businesses are borrowing more. But, large corporates are not making fresh borrowings despite enjoying lower rates. Where’s the disconnect?
Food prices are expected to stay elevated even if the grain deal is restored by some miraculous development, because the Odesa port will be out of operation for a while
Its guidance for a gradual recovery in performance may disappoint investors awaiting a quicker recovery on the back of falling raw material costs
India is now the world’s third largest producer of scientific research which is a great achievement, now it needs to scale up the quality of its research
