Natural gas demand is seasonal and prices are volatile
India’s unique strengths give it the ability to step up the pace of services exports, which can act as a counter to any pressures on its goods exports
In this edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: Why Trump trade policy didn’t work, cautious start for markets amid global cues, five critical rules for patient investing, Fixed Income strategy after India’s rate cuts, and more
Tobacco kiosks see fastest rise in transaction volumes as UPI embeds itself in low-value spending
A move from fixed deposits to SIPs, and from thrift to credit, is redrawing India’s social map. The shift is strengthening aspirations but also increasing fragility, creating clear winners among financially literate households and leaving others vulnerable
The domestic macroeconomic environment continues to provide a solid foundation, underpinned by moderating inflation
The US President’s ‘Liberation Day’ tariff announcement has seen a partial rollback to mitigate domestic political repercussions. Moreover, neither China nor India gave in under pressure
Benign monetary policy may be at its end and fixed income investors must take note
Successful investing is not just about finding the right stocks or mutual fund schemes. It is also about having the right mix of understanding and behaviour
Government to examine incorporating results of Debt and Investment Survey once fresh post-pandemic data becomes available
The new year will see a new quick commerce company list, raising stakes in a corner of the economy that's seeing high growth rates
Our research and opinion teams have curated a selection of articles and social media posts from the world of economy, business and finance for your weekend read
For Moneycontrol's Pro Panorama December 26 edition: Start-ups face challenges and prospects in 2026, unserved consumers could support exporters facing tariffs, Can companies rebuild empathy after mass layoffs in 2025? and more
There is a need for easing compliance burden, strengthening the dispute resolution framework and providing clarity on various issues where ambiguities and interpretational challenges could brew litigation in coming years
In 2025, Indian companies saw their reputations tested not by market shocks, but by a collapse in employer-employee trust
"The labour ministry will issue the rules, which would provide clarity on how the re-skilling fund will work. Apart from the 15-day wage contribution by employers, the fund will have monetary contribution from several other sources, which may include the government too," said a government official.
For Moneycontrol's Pro Panorama December 24 edition: A wage-weighted H-1B lottery could reshape the American job pipeline that Indian tech talent has relied on for decades
Risk-based deposit insurance aligns premiums with behaviour. Its success now depends on whether Indian banks and their boards are prepared to accept accountability rather than rely on systemic cushioning. Over time, it could become the foundation for a banking system where trust is earned through conduct, not assumed through regulation
India has approved a $820 million scheme to boost rare earth magnet production, aiming to diversify supply chains and reduce dependence on China, with US-India collaboration key
Strip away monthly volatility and a year-long view of high-frequency indicators points to steady economic activity, supported by goods movement, fuel demand and digital payments
Both the U.S. and China weaponised export curbs. It backfired. Countries at the receiving end of the curbs have been incentivised to seek alternatives. It’s a lesson India should heed
For Moneycontrol's Pro Panorama December 23 edition: India-New Zealand FTA matters more than critics suggest, from stabilisation to growth in India's 2026 equity market, China’s export pivot creates new risks, bond market outlook in 2026, and more
India-NZ FTA will have to be ratified by New Zealand’s parliament, where some members are expected to oppose it. Their dismay about the FTA is based on a narrow approach which doesn’t account for the larger economic and strategic benefits that will come the way of both countries
Criticism of GDP methods surfaces only when growth surprises on the upside, says the chief economic adviser
India’s wealth management industry needs to adopt fee-based advisory, digital tools, and hybrid models to serve a wider range of customers