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Iron ore prices have crossed $100 per tonne and the bullish view is they could go higher. But don’t close your eyes to the risks.
Investing in commodities comes with its share of risks. Without an active options market, exposure to the futures market can be a dicey proposition.
Should the US blockade persist for a length of time, Huawei and China could turn the crisis into an opportunity by accelerating development of chip technology within its borders.
Consumption is expected to remain the driver of growth this fiscal year
If exit polls are proved wrong and the NDA fails to get a majority, uncertainty on the economic front is bound to increase.
India’s rationale for buying the S-400 is solid, however, it is imperative that New Delhi reaches out to Washington and clarifies its position.
Norsk Hydro's Alunorte alumina refinery is finally allowed to function at full capacity. What this could mean for Indian aluminium companies
The stakes are very high for all political parties with too little time to shake off their campaign boots as in a few months’ time the model code of conduct will come into effect.
You don’t have to look too far to figure out the template for success. Breaking things in Silicon Valley is all fine, but not at the cost of burning out your body and mind.
Compression of consumption expenditure is an early sign of a structural slowdown in income growth.
With more earnings downgrades likely and the economy in a jam, all hopes are resting on the slender assumption that a decisive second mandate for Modi will strengthen his confidence and political will to take tough steps – such as privatisation of public sector enterprises, or land reforms.
Oil analysts indicate the possibility of supply disruptions on top of an already tight crude market sending oil prices ‘violently upward’. Some are even predicting another oil shock.
If the exit poll numbers are reflected on May 23, the Congress will have to do some soul-searching and the regional parties will be in the doldrums.
It is better to stay clear of the market until the first budget is presented which will decide how the government will be tackling the numerous problems it has in hand.
The so-called Congress revival was a highly deceptive proposition and Modi’s promise of a Congress-free India appears to be as relevant today as it was at the time of the UP assembly elections, which the saffron party swept in 2017.
It is not uncommon to see people holding on to losing positions, because they believe that since it has fallen enough already, it should rise soon enough.
For the Congress, a predicted win in the state will be a mixed bag as its seemingly major victory finds no resonance in the rest of the country.
A repeat of 2014, if exit poll results are correct, would signal the end for many regional satraps like Mayawati.
If the exit polls have got it right, Narendra Modi will now have enormous power to push through his agenda.
Demand supply dynamics is pointing to a crunch situation ahead. Any trade deal between the US and China may stoke prices further
Mamata Banerjee fears that a victory for the BJP — even in a handful of seats — will ring alarm bells for her party in the 2021 assembly polls. Over the years, the BJP has emerged as the main challenger to the TMC.
These differences could not have cropped up at a worse time. As Jet Airways’ fate rests on a wing and a prayer, and opens up space and infrastructure in the Indian aviation market, Indigo has to decide where it wants to go.
Voters have been asked to take a stand on Rajiv Gandhi’s parties, Vidyasagar, radars, Nehru, time machines, Says’ Law, the Chola empire, chowkidars and prehistoric men
Bihar has many key contests, such as in Patna Sahib, Pataliputra, Karakat, and Sasaram, where the strength of the ruling NDA and the power of the Congress-RJD combine will be tested.
It is not clear how and when exactly will growth recover to 7.5-8 percent level in a sustainable way.
