A number of foreign brokerages such as Nomura, UBS and Jefferies have voiced some caution about India’s valuations. How should Indian investors react to these cautionary messages?
It may be better to walk away from a potentially tricky investor than take money and suffer
Given the ample forex reserves for precautionary purposes, it can be inferred that accumulation of reserves is mostly to ensure that the rupee remains depreciated to sustain exports
The next few weeks will provide some hints on how the political cookie is going to crumble in Pakistan. The opposition Pakistan Democratic Movement has suddenly become active all over again, as if it has smelt blood
In today’s edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: A cruising economy, Concor sails into stable waters, margin halo for Crompton, IEX stock gets cracking, the crypto world, the climate dynamics and more
Categorical definitions, stipulated project requirements, and adherence to robust financial planning are some lessons for efficient planning, and effective implementation that India can learn from other countries
This would require, among other things, a more ambitious commitment from China, asserts the former UN special adviser
As the fear of COVID-19 recedes and travel revives, the hotel sector may find that it has emerged stronger after the baptism by fire
The share of the term insurance (protection) business in total revenue declined at both HDFC Life and ICICI Pru Life last quarter due to multiple reasons
The government is right in seeking to ensure social security for the poor. But should it do so through the public sector banks?
WTO’s soft stance on vexed issues prompts developing nations to look at bilateral deals and other means to safeguard their own interests
As Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's successful visit to the United States showed, there is a strong strategic partnership and close commercial ties between the US and India
In today’s edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: An IPL unicorn, ICICI Bank stepping up to the plate, the jarring tone for Yes Bank, Nykaa takes the pole position, the Eastern Window, the stimulus boomerang and more
While a SoftBank or Blackstone might still demur to invest in a sport with an estimated viewing public of at least 1 billion, the days of an IPL team emerging as a unicorn aren’t far away
The overdrive saw higher inflation, higher interest rates and currency depreciation, partly neutralising the sugar high of stimulus
India should make it clear to the rest of the world, especially the rich countries, that while it would do its bit to address the global challenge posed by Climate Change, its approach shall always be governed by what will be in the best interests of its billion-plus citizens
Essentially, bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are no different from gold, apart from the fact that central banks are yet to hold them in the reserves
The economic, business and social implications of the Metaverse will be hugely disruptive, but there are silver linings
Its financial track record makes it unique in an era when start-ups with no visibility on profits are getting sky high valuations
The biggest energy crisis in decades and its potential for social unrest are forcing China's leadership to reverse its decisions on cutting down coal consumption
Climate change will lead to increased geopolitical tensions as countries scramble to control resources and dominate new technologies required for clean energy, says a US intelligence report
A selection of articles and social media gems from the world of economy, business and finance, curated by our research and opinion teams.
After Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Thimpu in 2019, there has been a sea change in New Delhi’s attitude. It is a huge change from the Manmohan Singh government’s withdrawal of cooking gas and kerosene subsidies, piling immense hardship on Bhutanese people in 2013, and turning public opinion against India
The RBI deputy governor’s speech provides us with ideas on the recent policy thinking on capital account convertibility. It is interesting that the RBI is moving ahead with the trickier phase of liberalising capital inflows in the debt markets
Also in today’s edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: Bitcoin’s risk quotient, the Weekly Tactical, Havells India stays the course, the Herd Immunity Tracker, COP26 has its task cut out, the curse of ‘old economy’ and more
