Regulators and governments have staved off a wider contagion. However, systemic fragility is very much evident
Credit Suisse crisis 2023: A hasty, overnight takeover of Credit Suisse by rival UBS after the bank found Swiss regulators at its doorstep is just the coup de grace.
Regulators have stepped up to the plate quite promptly this time around. This is expected to hopefully arrest the situation before it snowballs into something bigger and scarier
A close watch is warranted on the foreign flows, both portfolio and capital account. In the first nine months of the calendar year 2022, RBI has drained over $100 billion from the forex reserves.
According to Refinitiv data, only 14 tech companies have floated their shares on stock exchanges so far this year, compared with 12 in 2009. The IPOs this year have raised $507 million, the lowest amount that has been raised through flotations since 2000.
Policy makers must heed the lessons from their failure to bail out Lehman Brothers in 2008 and be mindful of the risks of too much monetary tightening
During the Global financial crisis, Nifty saw three intermittent bull traps before finally bottoming out in March 2009
A Rs 20 lakh crore economic package did lift sentiment, but as the five-part plan was unveiled it fell woefully short on substance.
Equity investors have to be always prepared for a volatile ride, given the nature of the investment vehicle they have chosen.
The reduction in employment was the quickest in the survey’s history
On balance, we are looking at a gradual depreciation of the Indian currency. COVID-19 will be the difference between the rupee at 76 to a dollar or 85 in another six months.
Chinese companies have been trying to influence not only the production chains but also the value and supply chains to stand out in the global market, and be at the top of the food chain
Subcontractors could account for as high as 15 percent depending on the company's business model.
Who will bear the credit risk?
We need nuanced policy making to straighten the W over time
Moody’s says policy space is constrained for countries with existing fiscal challenges
The correlation between central bank assets and stock prices is back on track
Allocation to emerging markets has room to fall further
Services trade may be the component of world trade most directly affected by COVID-19 through the imposition of transport and travel restrictions
Capacity utilisation in December 2019 quarter lower than during global financial crisis
This time, everything is happening at warp speed, reflecting the breakneck pace at which the virus is spreading
The multilateral development bank said 2019 marked the weakest economic expansion since the global financial crisis a decade ago, and 2020, while a slight improvement, remained vulnerable to uncertainties over trade and geopolitical tensions.
Gross tax collections till November this fiscal year have gone up by a mere 0.8 percent, the lowest since 2009-10
India cannot possibly be in a situation where the highest effective individual tax rate at 43 per cent is nearly double the highest corporate income tax rate. This peculiar fiscal architecture needs immediate fixing.
In a new Bank of America Merrill Lynch survey for September, 38 percent of the participants think a recession is likely in the next 12 months, while 59 percent think it is unlikely.