Fatih Birol says governments should keep ageing nuclear plants open and take other contingency measures
The after effects of a sharp cut in iron ore prices pose a threat to India’s major steel producers
Some networks have reneged on commitments to arms-length management
In options trading, there are ways to limit or reduce our losses and at times even erase them by adjustments
While a recent FICCI survey points to rising capacity utilisation and an improvement in the outlook for manufacturing, rising inflation and tightening monetary policy may delay capex
Markets are real world forward looking discounting mechanisms and their flashing red behaviour may indeed be the canary in the mine, warning us of an impending economic slowdown
With support pouring in from across all the world, NFTs are emerging as the preferred medium for raising awareness and funds for Ukraine’s fight
Fast growth at any cost had locked edtech companies into a race to the bottom
The domestic IT market is waiting to be addressed and if a recession in the developed world pushes the IT firms to look homeward, then that will both make them robust and take development forward
Michael Patra’s forecast of growth averaging between 6-7 percent this fiscal year and the next is one cue that the markets need to take into account and adjust their earnings estimates accordingly
In today’s edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: Tracking the yield curve, Castrol faces roadblocks, crypto’s cup of woes, the Green Pivot and more
The responsibility to restore trust in the sector and confidence of the prospective homebuyers lies squarely on the regulatory authorities. It should be their endeavour to proactively act, and not just react
Overseas education is a centuries-old phenomenon in India. Quality of education, variety of courses, and comparatively low fees are some of the influencing factors
The MVA government is battling for life with the state heading for a constitutional crisis
If the Delhi government is serious about phasing out diesel-based vehicles, and the proposed four-month ban is the beginning of such a move, it must look at the Shanghai model to quell the unrest first by ensuring just transition
If central banks succeed in reining in the current surge in inflation by damping demand, earnings should follow suit
While crypto assets have been badly burnt, stablecoins, crypto exchanges, lenders, hedge funds have all been singed
The high energy cost across the supply system, with the complex intertwining between energy and raw materials inevitably leads to higher food prices, with costs rising at each link of the chain, whether linear or non-linear
With profits/GDP at a decade high, RBI’s monetary tightening is happening during a period of strength for the corporate sector, which suggests profits could remain resilient
With net-zero agenda the world over gaining momentum, there is a clear trend towards increased carbon market activity
The last one year was challenging for fixed income as interest rates and yields were very low, and liquidity was excessive. However, the road ahead seems to be a different one and we believe fixed income will be an attractive asset class as compared to several other asset classes
The Bank for International Settlements says, "in an unequal society, income is concentrated in the hands of a few, whose consumption is high and largely insensitive to interest rate". That could limit the effectiveness of monetary policy
In today’s edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: US recession fears, Economic Recovery Tracker, stock picks in construction sector, and more
The removal of China tariffs, if and when it happens, will be an acceptance of the fact that China’s ‘free radicals’ policy has won game, set and match; while the US’ ‘values-based’ policy has essentially been an agglomeration of dead-end dunces
India should be disappointed as a permanent solution on public stockholding of food grains was not discussed at the 12th Ministerial Conference
