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When a negative outlook is forecast, only prudent debt management and radical steps to generate revenue will help Kerala to rescue itself from the trap
In today’s edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: Budget push for small businesses, China’s investment plans in Nepal, inflation for some components visible again, extent of slowdown in 2023 not clear, and more
The government must seize the opportunity to resolve long-standing taxation issues in Budget 2023. The personal income tax regime needs to be simplified for all classes of taxpayers, capital gains taxes streamlined and policies made less litigious
The FAO food price index fell by 2.4 percent over a year ago but inflation in some components is becoming visible again
While the medium-term story for India is relatively strong, we are bearish on India in the near term
Investors should be wary of a repeat of last year’s ‘transitory inflation’ type of mistake
India’s bright GDP growth prospects are leading to conclusions of a “mother of all bull markets” ahead. Evidence from other countries does not support it
Small businesses play a critical role in employment and income generation. They need budgetary support to push up consumption. Will the Budget 2023 pass that key test?
The mission will give the initial thrust to build the hydrogen ecosystem but early deployment for many end uses is critical for the success of the programme
The share of the ‘Financial services, real estate and professional services’ sector has improved sharply
Indians may finally take a break after having fulfilled their pent-up desires post the pandemic—the advance GDP estimates show private consumption is expected to shrink 0.2 percent in second half
China is ready to invest heavily in rail infrastructure in Nepal for future military use and also to dump Chinese goods at India’s doorstep as a means to weaken the Indian effort to reduce Chinese imports
A selection of articles and social media gems from the world of economy, business and finance, curated by our research and opinion teams
The death of celebrated Neapolitan clothier Cesare Attolini reminds us that fine craftsmanship never goes out of style
Powerful forces raising fears of a broad recession will eventually dissipate. But there will be some bumps along the way
The handling of the urinating incident by Air India raises many questions. The airline needs to be seen taking appropriate action to redeem its public image
In today’s edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: The manufacturing sector is in trouble, India’s equity markets could do well in 2023, can India restore G20 to its old glory, its India vs China for green hydrogen transition, and more
Air India had built a reputation for tolerating passenger misbehaviour, changing that culture is one of the biggest challenges before the Tata Group
With the era of easy money at an end, who will be the winners and losers — and can we expect any blue birds?
A domestic green ammonia capacity will achieve the twin goals of reducing India’s import dependence for fertiliser, as well as help decarbonise its manufacture
China is already the global leader in manufacturing cost-effective electrolysers to make green hydrogen
Some of the obligations such as KYC for all accounts, including those users who play with Re 1, can prove to be onerous for gaming operators
A falling BDI indicates lower demand for ships to transport goods, mainly dry bulk such as coal, iron ore, cement, fertilisers. These are mainly raw materials for finished goods indicating a slowing growth for the global economy
The manufacturing sector is in trouble if official statistics are to be believed but proxy indicators suggest they are in the pink of health
Direct to consumer companies are viewed as a growing threat to listed FMCG companies. Honasa's numbers show how their business models are starkly different
