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Most valuable listed companies in sector all trade below last year’s highs
A recent Supreme Court ruling that certain state government tax dues are secured has yet again jolted the foundation of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code
Racial discrimination was actually profitable before it was banned in 1964. This is relevant for civil-rights policy today
A prime example of hastening down the road to clean and safe energy without thinking through all eventualities is that of Germany. It is beginning to have second thoughts on its decision to end nuclear power generation
Although supporting a recovery may have precedence, a growing divergence in monetary policy and negative real rates will not be easy to sustain in a hazardous environment of unknown duration
For India to grow, a healthy balance between co-operation and competition between the states is the need of the hour
Vetri Subramaniam shares his views on building a portfolio, global risks, the current geopolitical situation, the fiscal deficit, inflation, the K-shaped recovery, India becoming the fifth largest economy and much more
For the rupee to be recognised and accepted as a global reserve currency, India needs to step up reforms for creating and bolstering open financial markets that are accessible to both residents and non-residents, as well as increasing market liquidity
National Logistics Policy is a commendable initiative that needs coordinated follow-up action from public and private players to ensure its success
Products such as injectables and inhalers that were to give an edge to companies' US portfolio are seeing more competition
The worry in the markets is that the Fed is misreading the situation and tightening at a time when growth is slowing and inflation has peaked. The hope is that the Fed will pivot sometime next year
Trade is booming among major Asian nations as businesses rise above the geopolitical ebb and flow
In today’s edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: Modi, Xi agree to disagree, central banks sweat it out over inflation, waiting game for a new capex cycle, automakers lose sleep over car safety, Adani’s cement masterstroke, economics of new logistics policy and more
It is impossible to watch all the exquisite choreography surrounding the funeral rites of Queen Elizabeth II without concluding it tells us something about the country’s soul: That the British have a genius for majesty the same way that the Americans have one for big business and the Italians for la dolce vita.
Nasa is funding American companies to build commercial replacements for the trailblazing International Space Station
The report calls for some very delicately-balanced trade-offs in emerging markets and developing economies between fighting inflation and preserving growth
With the National Logistics Policy, India set to expand reach, reduce costs, and shore up export competitiveness
Despite pressure mounting from various quarters, India stood its ground on Russia, its most-trusted veto in the United Nations
If India chose not to request a meeting, or turned down a request for one with Xi Jinping, then this is a fairly explicit declaration of the direction of India’s relationship with China given that there is an extremely high likelihood Xi will return to power for a third term as General Secretary of the Communist Party of China in October
Adani group’s buyout of Ambuja underscores demand expansion and the unfolding of a new wave of mergers and acquisitions in the sector
But were they? In every sport, we constantly hear claims that this one or that one is the greatest who’s ever played the game.
Although bank and corporate balance sheets are in good shape, there’s still a lot of uncertainty, which is holding back private capex
Over the years, the government has helped small businesses, but they remain at the mercy of any adverse turn in the economy. The next challenge they will face is elevated input costs and high interest rates
The SCO summit at Samarkand saw leaders of India, China and Russia pose for photo-ops together but their differences on key issues was only too evident
Big sell-off in equities is sign of things to come as central banks pull support
