Given China’s tendency to privilege naked self-interest over principles in its international affairs, seeking advantages from the crisis created by the Russian invasion of Ukraine comes naturally
The new chairperson’s biggest challenge will be to make Sebi more democratic by listening to all the stakeholders
If crude oil prices continue to remain elevated, we are likely to see a toxic mix of lower growth and higher inflation
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Since individual lifestyles, aspirations, and ROI profiles are different, their respective retirement corpus requirement would also be different
Why did Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan visit Russia and risk his position so gravely, when he could have simply cancelled the visit? The answer could be that someone asked him to: most likely Islamabad’s all-weather friend
India is not in a position to do what China can do to support Russia, though it will in all probability not join any western sanctions because of its policy of only abiding by UN sanctions
Silicon Valley manias tend to lose steam when investors realise they have been pouring money into unprofitable ideas
When one looks back and compares, it feels like the policy stimulus responses during an unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic were easy to manage. Exiting the stimulus in the thick of geopolitical risks has just made the equation a difficult one to crack
The new emission norms for diesel gensets will raise costs and squeeze margins for Cummins
Unless sectoral watchdogs function honestly and independently, more NSE-type nasty surprises cannot be ruled out
The Indian economy will be badly affected by the war and the sanctions, nipping the recovery in the bud
China took a neutral stance on Ukraine instead of backing its close friend Russia, to avoid the wrath of western countries which have banded together in a rare show of unity. The awesome power of the world’s second biggest economy suddenly looks weak in the face of such unity
While the third quarter GDP data may show a rebound, it has already been overtaken by the adverse economic effects of the Russian invasion of Ukraine
The US and the West have cleverly used Ukraine as a pawn to trap Russia
The 61 seats in phase five is in a traditional stronghold of the Samajwadi Party and the Bahujan Samaj Party. That said, the BJP won 50 of these seats in 2017
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As the economy normalises, the VC/PE industry is expected to look at India with higher firepower. Global trends are pointing towards a renewed interest in consumer staples, BFSI, and ITES, all recording growth in total deal value
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Introducing distortions into the labour market can only be counter-productive. Creating fully- or partially-protected economies will only take us back economically
Kerala has a flawed pension scheme for the personal staff of ministers. These staff need to complete only a little over two years in service to become eligible for a minimum government pension
There’s nothing to suggest that HUL’s focus on delivering its usual sustainable profitable growth is about to change. What does seem certain is that global priorities will take precedence over its domestic ones
It is not necessary that all indicators will work all the time, but it is better to observe these rather than trading blindly in the market and trying to catch a falling knife.
Indian technology industry’s revenues in FY22 are boosted by favourable base and rebound in client spends
