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If fundamentals dictate that the rupee should weaken, the central bank and government should not stand in its way. But they can do their bit to iron out volatility
The Saudi-Russian oil axis snubs Biden with production cuts
Crude oil production cuts adds to the energy market’s problems, already hit by a shortage of natural gas, and also raises risks for the financial markets
The Saudi-Russian Oil Axis Snubs Biden With Production Cuts
Fragile markets lead to exaggerated reactions to events such as the new UK government shooting itself in the fiscal foot and Credit Suisse’s financial vulnerability
Low interest rates mean deposits have lost their attraction. Savers prefer cash and mutual funds. Where will banks find money to fund rising credit growth then?
The founder of Bridgewater Associates, who is stepping back, helped usher in modern financial markets
The fall of Lyman has prompted a level of finger-pointing among Putin’s military partners that threatens his hold on power
Most observers have noted wavering buyers have had virtually no luck in Delaware court backing out of deals
Offensive unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) platforms need to be complemented by a robust anti-drone capability too
When celebrities and finfluencers peddle products, the logical questions that follow are of ethics and competence. The ethical issue can be resolved by fair disclosure and disclaimers. But who can judge competence and how?
The introduction of the deal value threshold (DVT) will certainly strengthen the CCI’s regulatory framework and by extension, its enforcement. However, currently, the DVT provisions are ambiguous and may affect the ease of doing business
Does Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei dare set his attack dogs on children?
The social network for professionals is starting to attract sophisticated scammers who threaten its credibility
For example, in 2020 Pääbo and Hugo Zeberg found that having a specific Neanderthal gene variant may double the risk of dying from Covid-19.
Musk’s decision to buy Twitter six months ago seemed based on little more forethought than his decisions to, say, tweet he was taking Tesla private (which got him into another legal mess, with the SEC) or make fun of Bill Gates’s body or claim his (not yet built) cybertruck can also be a boat. It’s not the kind of stuff normal CEOs do.
Twitter has confirmed it received his letter and that it intends to close the transaction. The deal, in other words, might actually happen.
In today’s edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: Warning signs from European currency market, India's healthcare sector needs regulation, surge in real estate sector, Bosch promises new growth avenues, and more
Pressure is rising to find alternative energy sources before a looming electricity crunch hurts both consumers and manufacturers. South Korea may have the answer
Treasury study finds $160bn in lower annual costs as it pushes to cut Moscow’s export revenues
A holistic and multi-disciplinary approach is needed to tackle the systemic rot of insider trading
It will be in our national interest to have a professional regulator for hospitals which can oversee all aspects including pricing of services in a scientific manner
The single biggest lesson from two decades of FII investment data may not be a new one, but bolsters a key message retail investors keep hearing
Even as consumer spending revives, how and where they spend is changing. Companies need to pay close attention or risk losing out
The Swiss bank has enough capital, but volatile markets have deepened worries and raised the costs of its restructuring
