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About 97 percent of HUL's products are gaining marketshare in volume terms compared to 86 percent two months earlier
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A current account and balance of payments surplus could continue to support the rupee even if the RBI resumes buying dollars
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Visible in both China and India is a dominant vision of urbanity that perpetuates sanitised order and pristineness, devoid of any informal or irregular spatial practices. Street vendors, like other low-wage migrant workers, continue to be ‘strangers in the city’ in both countries
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While regulators around the world are welcoming retail investors, SEBI is doing the opposite on the pretext of protecting them
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For an optimist, the estimate of 9-10 percent contraction in GDP for the full year on the back of a 23.9 percent decline in Q1 means an improving trend in quarterly GDP growth data from Q2 to Q4 this fiscal, with perhaps positive growth in Q4
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The nation and industry must make smart choices based on a clear vision of the India of the future.
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India must keep its sights trained on a future where mobility will have a healthy and sustainable mix of EVs, hybrids, and biofuel-based vehicles
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In calling for climate-driven policy changes, the report’s authors likened the financial risk of global warming to the threat posed by the coronavirus today
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Trump’s story line about his economic track record, particularly what he showcased during his Republican National Convention speech last month, leaves out a crucial detail
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Shareholders want ITC to restructure its businesses to unlock value but will that be good for the company as well?
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High supply, low demand from the biggest consumers and prolonged slump in aviation will affect prices
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India must attempt import substitution as a starting point to boost exports of auto parts
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Moving the Metro 3 car shed out of Aarey is not the most vexed of problems. The concern around Aarey’s commercial exploitation goes well beyond this
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Unequal inheritance rights will not just keep women poor, but also increase their dependence on men leading to unequal economic and social outcomes for both households and economy
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Attracting investments has more to do with central measures and ground realities in states than just willingness to reform
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An economy’s success should be judged not by impersonal statistics, but by whether people’s lives are getting better
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Ultimately, a lot depends on how quickly demand will recover and to what extent
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While gold has stolen the limelight, silver has been a silent performer
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A K-shaped recovery seems to be taking place
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Chinese thinkers are growingly forgetful that the chief threats to peace in Asia come from the camouflaged ignorance. The recent acts of violations by the PLA along the LAC also indicate the contradictions within the Chinese strategic thinking
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Most companies are not delinking business with China. They are only talking of adopting a 'China+1' strategy to diversify supply chains to manage their price and supply volatility as also de-risk becoming hostage to Beijing’s whims
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Economists say the slowdown is a worrying sign that the low-hanging fruit of the recovery — the rehiring of millions of workers — could be largely gone
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With 11.5 million jobs lost since February and the US government’s monthly report on Friday showing a slowdown in hiring, stories like this have become painfully common
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Rainfall trends continue to look healthy barring one region, supporting the agricultural economy’s outlook
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The regulator pushed through the implementation of market norms despite being aware of the technical problems being faced by depositories and clearing corporations.
