Flexibility has to be an essential element of any regulatory norm prescribed for small borrowers, or borrowers whose cash inflows happen only once a month or quarter
While inflation is high in India, it is not at an alarming level to warrant such steep normalisation
Politics and the media are more partisan, but don’t be so sure they would have protected their party’s president
For Facebook’s critics, the company was causing damage to society because of a growth-at-all-costs mindset driven by Sheryl Sandberg and Mark Zuckerberg
Without advertising growth, tech group’s transformation will not succeed
Whether Nelson Peltz pushes for radical transformation or a more improved way of doing things at Unilever will determine the impact, if any, on HUL. For the moment, it’s business as usual
Options offer an alternative strategy for traders to profit from moves in the underlying currency
The number of households demanding work under MGNREGS in May 2022 is much higher than in May last year
You are expected to serve at least until 2050, when India celebrates its 100th Republic Day. These 28 years are going to very exciting for India’s economic transformation
The recent press release cautioning people to be careful about sharing Aadhaar details and its subsequent withdrawal only shines the spotlight on the issue of retention and misuse of the digital identity details
Blockchain’s compatibility with the space industry makes room for a wide range of applications mutually beneficial to both sectors
After the high of the past few years, the funding tap has suddenly dried up. For several later-stage start-ups seeking to raise larger rounds in the coming few months, the outlook is unfavourable
Making financial decisions based on your values wasn't making the world a better place. It may have even been making it worse
The city-state’s real estate is being juiced by shopping and travel, but landlords are also being smart about debt
In today’s edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: Coal India’s halo, IRCTC ready to go full steam ahead, many shades of GDP print, rate hikes on RBI table and more
For the Northeast to be equipped to fit into the Act East Policy, we need a realistic plan that takes into account the fact that the region is not only geologically fragile, but is also socially and politically hyper-sensitive
Raids, and arrests of high-profile politicians by central investigative agencies for alleged economic offences have become passé. Yesterday’s raids are as stale as yesterday’s news, more so because after the raids one seldom hears much about them later
The government’s final consumption expenditure and gross fixed capital formation reported an encouraging pickup in growth to 4.8 percent and 5.1 percent, respectively, in Q4 FY2022, from the tepid 3 percent and 2.1 percent, respectively, in the previous quarter
America’s ongoing shortage of baby formula disproves the thesis that localisation offers assured supply while globalisation represents vulnerability
From neutral to negative, central banks are taking vastly different paths
Manufacturing growth continues to be strong in spite of higher output prices
Making financial decisions based on your values wasn't making the world a better place. It may have even been making it worse.
The European Union will be paying through their nose to replace Russian oil, adding to their economic problems. Eurozone’s inflation is the highest since the creation of the Euro and the housing market all over Europe is slowing down rapidly.
GDP numbers show weakness in private consumption, which grew by a mere 1.8 percent year-on-year during the quarter
The IPEF does not offer a free trade agreement. It does not dangle the prospect of lower customs tariffs, either. In contrast, the China-dominated Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) and even older agreements like the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) FTAs, do offer tariff incentives
