Bond purchase calendar may prevent yields from spiking sharply
The science behind the lithium-ion batteries that drive the modern world has remained largely unchanged for more than three decades
With fresh infections soaring and new restrictions on business, April may see weakness
The market exuberance is rational in the context of low interest rates, but that doesn’t prevent it leading to excessive risk taking, stretched valuations and rising financial vulnerabilities
Investment demand forecast to remain tepid, growth to be supported by high government spending, according to IMF projections
Glenmark's revenue in India grew about 11 percent in nine months to December 2020 compared to a less than 1 percent expansion in industry sales during the same time
The coronavirus-led lockdown was a blessing for Byju’s and every other player in the Ed-tech space.
While the Congress is going hammer and tongs against the LDF, targeting Pinarayi Vijayan for his ‘autocratic’ style of functioning, Vijayan is not hassled. The main reason for this could be that there are no visible signs of rumbling from within the LDF
In today’s edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: economic recovery plateaus, the risk to FMCG earnings, can India replace Saudi Oil, D-Mart’s earnings analysis and much more
Political parties level allegations and even file complaints, but, even when cases are registered, rarely are charge-sheets prepared. Once the elections are over, everybody forgets about the offences with virtually no conviction happening
How far the US central bank would go because of the sharp rise in borrowing costs? The guessing game is on
The desire to keep volume growth going even at the cost of sacrificing some margins could mean some surprises on the earnings growth front
Economic policy must reside, no matter how uncomfortably, at the intersection of economic theory and politics
Diversification has started yielding results, albeit small. Dependence on middle-east oil has fallen from 64 percent in 2016 to 60 percent presently.
The auto company appears to have lost its way, with nimbler rivals eating into its share
A new crop of lenders is flooding borrowers and their social circles with pleas, threats and sometimes fake legal documents. Such loss of honour can be fatal at times
In today’s edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: Lockdown in Maharashtra, what investors should do, impact on the MPC decision, JSW Energy, HAL, GST, an arbitrage trade gone bad, who won in Tata-Mistry battle and more
First quarter shows central bank largesse is still the driving force for investors
Organisations understand the cost of another lockdown. It is showing up in their balance sheets. They can play a big role in avoiding a repeat
An accommodative stance will continue and normalisation of ultra-loose policy will get pushed back
PMI data show RBI will gain comfort from the fact that firms are not raising prices despite a sharp increase in input costs
Lessons from an arbitrage trade that went wrong in the Wabco offer for sale
The company's provisional numbers show a remarkable improvement in receivables. It ended FY21 with a positive cash balance against borrowings in the previous fiscal year
Does Rahul Gandhi become the Congress’ leader in the south, while his sister Priyanka Gandhi Vadra handles northern India? Or will he still try to be the party president even if it were to mean a split in the party?
From a purely business standpoint, the Mistry family may actually be better off if the Tatas agree to buy back their shares after the SC verdict
