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It seems inevitable that India will witness a slowing down in its real GDP growth rate as a response to the pressures in its external sector prompted by the actions of the US Fed
The second tranche of PLI for solar modules throws up more opportunities, but challenges remain for the industry and the government
Corrections based on global flows, rapidly changing global sentiment and fast-moving basket selling trades are unlikely to give too much time to buy fundamentally sound stocks we wish to own
The creation of a robust domestic manufacturing and supply chain with the right technologies and performance capabilities can enable India to emerge as a global EV component manufacturing hub
In today’s edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: RBI's liquidity problem, Telecom draft bill needs rectification, plummeting Hang Seng raises China's concerns, India's road sector in quandary, and more
A few countries stand out as hopeful exceptions to prevailing pessimism, India is one of them
The news was greeted with surprise by rival companies. Founded in 2010, Kittyhawk figured out early that it needed to make an aircraft as nimble as a car, rather than bolt some wings on an automobile.
Congress’ political rivals have already claimed that the incoming chief would be remote-controlled by the Gandhis
A surge in put options reflects fears of more asset price falls as central banks take action against inflation
After a resilient FY2022, the roads sector seems to be slipping this fiscal year, both on awards and execution. What ails the sector?
The dispensable attitude that many employers demonstrated during COVID-19 has led to an erosion of job loyalty among employees. Now more than ever, people are aware that organisations can give up on them, and that they must safeguard their own interests
The provision that seeks to make OTT services like WhatsApp, Gmail, Telegram and Signal requiring a license from the government is particularly silly
Hong Kong’s stock market, which has suffered the worst slide in a decade, is unlikely to recover soon. It has wide-ranging implications, including the fate of 248 Chinese companies listed on the Wall Street.
Thanks to the RBI’s defence of the rupee, liquidity is now in deficit and short-term rates have inched up so that the effective policy rate hike is more than the actual 140 basis points hike in the repo rate this year
The UK’s plan to ignite growth with tax cuts and borrowings has knocked down the pound and sparked fears of capital flight.
Given the foreign exchange outflows, the RBI will have to supply liquidity to the money markets. How it chooses to do so is critical for interest rates and for the bond market in the months ahead
The RBI has always averred that it sets rates purely based on domestic factors and is not influenced by external factors. I would argue that the Fed’s new dot plot is also an input into India’s inflation targeting MPC
Complaining that markets are broken suggests to me that somebody has traded on the wrong side of the recent tumble in oil prices, positioning for a rise that hasn’t happened.
That position earned Thailand the moniker “the Detroit of Asia,” and with it came a comprehensive supply chain to feed the production of traditional internal combustion engines.
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As long as customers see no lack of quality levels when a moonlighting worker is performing the task they need, then I guess there are fewer questions to worry about other than the big one of keeping company secrets
In today’s edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: Indian consumer market dons festivity look, Vedanta's rollercoaster ride, India’s edtech sector slumps, companies crackdown on moonlighters, and more
Google has envisaged a shrewd business model, and will always be at a win-win situation with the operators
The trend of marketing PE to private individuals has picked up speed in the US in recent years and is expected to accelerate in the UK too
Gautam Adani’s burgeoning wealth, amassed chiefly from shares traded in India, could be a public-relations dream for the country — with some transparency around his offshore fund investors’ ultimate beneficiaries
