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Lufthansa and its airline peers are having “fun” making money at customers’ expense
Are you with TINA or TARA? That’s a trick question. By shunning stocks when their prospects seem poor and alternatives seem enticing, you will miss more rallies than crashes
In today’s edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: India could face power cuts this summer, macros point to troubles ahead for iron ore, heat and inflation dampen consumption demand, states market themselves as tourist paradise, and more
The macro outlook for iron ore contrasts with the factors supporting the current price uptrend
Across the world, these sober institutions are exploring digital currencies — and clashing with crypto aficionados
Failures in Meghalaya, Tripura, and Goa are the least of Mamata Banerjee’s problems. In Bengal, her home turf, there are unmistakable signs of discontentment with Banerjee and the TMC. The Sagardighi bypoll loss serves her an ominous warning
While the Cyber Command's creation a decade ago helped improve national security, recent online attacks on NATO member Albania by Iran and a ransomeware attack on the US Marshals Service suggest a US Cyber Force is needed
Warren Buffett’s annual letter never disappoints investors. This year, the big message is to focus on the winners
The current consumption demand is not broad-based but skewed towards goods and services consumed largely by households falling in the upper-income bracket. Thus, sustaining the recovery of consumption demand has become a challenge
The parallels between the course of the Russia-Ukraine and Iraq-Iran wars are hard to ignore. And sadly, if the Iraq-Iran precedent is any indication, there is no imperative for a quick peace, either
A China that's getting back on its feet will be a boon to German carmakers, as wealthy middle-class Chinese consumers have a penchant for European luxury goods
There is pressure on India to sign the West-led Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP). But, it needs to take the ground realities of power generation, employment and mining-dependent states into account
India’s electricity generation could fall short of peak demand this summer
In a way, it is a tacit admission that the existing Indian universities are not world-class and may continue to remain so. Hence, to meet world standards, India is importing foreign universities, without making much effort to raise the standards of the existing Indian universities to the world level
A global public opinion poll shows that while we view both Russia and the West as our friends, most Indians have an unfavourable view of China
Celebrity endorsement, in-movie plugs, junkets for journalists, positioning and pricing are some of the ways in which states and countries have marketed themselves as tourist destinations
While the Supreme Court judgment delegating the selection of Election Commissioners to a three-member panel is an improvement over the Executive exercising its sole prerogative, broadbasing the selection committee without including the judiciary would have been better
Amid the funding winter in start-ups, there is some hope that vibrancy in early-stage start-up funding will bounce back in 2023. Here’s why and how
The Fed chair’s comments sent financial markets lower, but the narrative could change as soon as Friday with fresh jobs numbers
In today’s edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: BSE holds up, TCI may hit a bump, making sense of Generative AI mania, Indian fintech’s underbelly and more
The reaction by stocks and bonds to his remarks is more than just noise. Undue tumult increases the risk of economic and market accidents
Warning that the balance of supply and demand is ‘on a razor’, which could lead to a jump in crude prices
Past real estate cycles have shown weak correlation of mortgage rates to property rates and cycles, but rates do impact valuations
Restrictions on repatriation of funds is among the worst fears of foreign investors. China’s move in this direction, unless reversed, could see funds flow increase to other Asian markets such as India
FinTech without data cannot be regulated or monitored effectively; and, without regulation FinTech is a clear and present threat to systemic financial stability
