States must treat Posoco’s sudden punitive action as a wake-up call and urgently take steps to reform electricity distribution
The debate about bank privatisation has at its core the difference between market expectations and social goals
At a time when Sebi has been insisting on splitting the position of chairman and managing at listed companies, it is the right optics for a business group that has defined standards of corporate behaviour in India to set the example
Xi Jinping is set to get a third term as China’s president at the upcoming Communist Party Congress. The recent visit by Nancy Pelosi to Taiwan has added to his appeal. But the question is whether the party will give him full freedom to choose his team at a time when the country is facing an economic crisis
As shortages loom and firms attempt to secure prohibitively expensive resources in a bid to scale up manufacturing, Saudi Arabia has drawn in lithium miners and battery makers to set up operations, filling a critical gap. The country wants 30% of cars on its capital city’s roads to be electric by the end of this decade.
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As EPS and OPS battle for supremacy in the AIADMK, the Opposition space in Tamil Nadu is left wide open with just the BJP
Fossil fuels are making a comeback as an energy shortage grips the world but it's a temporary reprieve. But, this is the best window for the government to lower its stake in the mining major
India may have set ambitious climate goals, but to reach them the funds required run into trillions of dollars
The Fed is insisting, loudly and repeatedly, that it’s serious about raising interest rates
This strategy proactively selects the strike depending on the direction of the market and works whether the market is trending or moving sideways
Bonanza bolsters firepower of Gulf’s sovereign wealth funds
Farmers can benefit from a sensible agriculture export policy. Instead, exports are held hostage to a shortage mentality and knee jerk reactions to price spikes
India must tap multilateral forums such as BRICS and the SCO to further its ambitions to become a sporting powerhouse
The risk to the banking sector is now from the slowing deposit growth rates, given the liquidity tightening. This means that banks will have to raise deposit rates to garner more deposits
It’s pertinent to flag that common global factors are returning foreign investors back to emerging markets of which India is a part; they are less drawn by country-specific reasons
If the rate-cuts and fund-injection are able to pull the Chinese economy back on track, commodity prices can be expected to remain elevated. A lot will hinge on how the rest of the world performs
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Beijing’s poor headline numbers aren’t the only story — and that means investors need to use a new lens to assess the economy
With Imran Khan’s roller coaster success more chaos has unfolded in Pakistan. The Pakistan Army, which has been instrumental in maintaining political stability, may have the upper hand once again
While we may have a grand strategy to minimise China’s invisible war against India, there is a disconnect in public policy efforts on the one hand and public apathy on the other hand
China and Europe, two major sources of metals’ demand and output, are facing troubles from expected and unexpected quarters
These funds have spent tens of billions of dollars on futures, helping push the benchmark S&P 500 and tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite up double-digits from recent lows
