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Markets have seen a sharp fall in derivatives market turnover. What explains it, how should retail traders tweak their strategy?
A well-defined, time-limited settlement framework is not a departure from regulatory vigilance, it is the scaffolding on which trust, investment, and innovation can be built. This is not merely a legal reform. It is a structural necessity
With CPI inflation continuing to fall, the RBI’s Monetary Policy Committee faces a tough call: hold rates or continue pushing for growth?
Cost competitiveness and diversification of global supply chains are helping India emerge as a major country in contract research and manufacturing services business
Gen Z has transformed dining into a social, expressive, and value-driven experience. Now, food eating habit has blended into global flavours and ethical choices to create moments that prioritise mood, meaning, and shared connection
It is time for Tata to seriously evaluate whether the group structure has lost relevance and has, over the years, become an impediment and driver of mediocrity. And whether shifting to a structure where the group lets go of control and acts like a financial investor, with the individual companies being board-run without the Tata brand name, is a much better option
After warm relations during his first term, Tokyo has not adapted to Donald Trump’s transactional approach in trade and defence
With Tesla set to debut on Indian roads, the country's fast-growing EV market is gearing up for a phase of fierce competition, innovation—and disruption.
Trump’s renewed tariff threats challenge the market’s long-held assumptions of policy restraint, raising the stakes for global trade stability
Electricity derivatives will begin trading on July 14, marking a pivotal moment in imparting stability in one of India’s most critical markets. An expert from NSE gives the lowdown on the issue
U.S. President Trump has gone beyond using tariffs to raise additional revenue. He has set out to use tariffs as a political tool to intervene in Brazil’s politics and force BRICS to give up its de-dollarisation agenda. There are concerns that such a tool can be used on other countries.
Ultimately, the most effective systems will not be those that act alone, but those that learn to work with us, adapting when needed and stepping aside when human input matters most
Growth may drag in Q1 but life insurers may report robust profitability
Order book at Hindustan Aeronautics doubled in FY25
Even the strongest will and finest craft can’t outrun time — and that’s what makes Djokovic’s twilight both human and heroic. At some stage, greatness becomes not about staying in the fight at any cost, but about recognising which battles are no longer worth waging
The Bihar assembly elections have evolved into a defining moment for Indian politics, where the BJP's quest to maintain its winning streak meets the opposition's determination to exploit anti-incumbency sentiment and leadership vulnerabilities
Yamuna Manthan 2025 challenges conventional thinking by exploring the transformative concept of viewing the River Yamuna as a 'lake river'.
Carry loads of cash when visiting Trumpistan if you are travelling by a foreign airline--tariffs on foreign flights may suddenly be increased by 200 percent.
Remaining an NBFC has merit, but converting to a bank offers long-term funding advantages. The dilemma lies in the cost and valuations involved in the transition
Our research and opinion teams have curated a selection of articles and social media gems from the world of economy, business and finance for your weekend read.
Startups often chase scale at the cost of structure. But in the long run, it’s strong governance that builds trust, unlocks value, and sets enduring businesses apart
British advertising group hopes Cindy Rose will revive its fortunes as AI shakes up ad land
RSSFACTS: A controversy in Kerala arose over depicting ‘Bharat Mata’ with a saffron flag, which the LDF sees as a partisan symbol linked to RSS and Hindutva, questioning its alignment with India's secular nationalism
A walk through the forest, moving towards the riverbank, as the sculpted remains slowly emerge from the vegetation. This place evokes the thrill of an Indiana Jones-style adventure
What will the global economy look like if it loses its monetary anchor?
