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Fuel prices remained high during the quarter and the trade deficit was elevated, so net exports are likely to continue to be a big drag
The BJP’s courting of Pasmanda Muslims, if it succeeds, will not only expand its base but also enable it to shed the ‘majoritarian’ tag
Two key policy reforms—simpler rules for the Open Access (OA) framework and the Rs. 19,500-crore production incentive (PLI) plan—will help attain India's green energy goals
Largely the equity market returns have been reasonable, considering the challenging environment.
The Mudra scheme’s approach is based on trust that the borrowers would be financially prudent despite the government giving a guarantee to the banks. In theory, there was enormous potential for moral hazard
Hundreds of construction projects across the United Arab Emirates stalled. And the workers were left stranded at home, work permits in hand.
The contest is now in full flight, even though only one candidate, Trump, has formally announced. In echoes of 2016, political observers have been debating whether Trump could capture the nomination with a relatively small share of the overall vote.
In today’s edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: Gas prices likely to come down, workings of the political branding industry, India ready to ride next growth wave, unrest in China poses economic risk, and more
Protests against further lockdowns in China due to rising COVID cases could see a harsh clampdown, which could hurt economic activity. Here are the scenarios that could play out
Demonstrations show how the country is struggling to deal with Covid and an easing of lockdowns
Even with a global slowdown, domestic conditions are ripe for India to undertake its next growth wave riding on its domestic demand
The Chinese authorities are determined to maintain their zero-tolerance policy towards COVID infections though they have eased some of the tough measures such as sweeping lockdowns and repeated mass testing
The Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board plans to implement unified tariff regulations for natural gas infrastructure from April 1, 2023
Chinese government is in a Catch-22 situation with protestors calling for opening up the economy and rising Covi cases preventing it to do so. Both cases are bad for the economy and markets.
Indian political leaders, like their peers across the world, are eager to create brands for themselves. But a person is not a product. What matters is the values they hold dear
The fact that backwardation has kicked in a month earlier tells you that gas prices are unlikely to break record highs
The principal contradiction in China is between capitalism and the markets on the one hand and a Stalinist state on the other
In today’s edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: It's advantage India amid China-Australia trade faceoff, small insurers accorded space to grow, shift in energy balance has to be fair, migrant footballers add spark to FIFA World Cup, and more
With its tremendous inventory, sales volume, and network coverage, Bisleri would certainly bring a substantial market share of the packaged mineral water segment to the hands of the TCPL
Can the Congress upset the BJP’s prospects in many constituencies?
India is considered a more trustworthy partner as opposed to China which very readily weaponises trade to support its political imperatives
As western countries prepare to impose a price cap on Russian crude, many of the industry’s norms are being undermined
REITs give you the benefits of commercial real estate investing without its headaches
Oaktree’s legendary co-founder on the business of bargain hunting, the dangers of emotion — and meeting his drug smuggler namesake
Future World Cups to see more migrant players as there is an increase in the number of migrants due to fresh wars and frequently occurring environmental disasters
