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The market reaction to the threat of tariffs on supposed allies over Greenland has been extremely telling
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Prime Minister Mark Carney's new trade agreement with Beijing, reversing punitive tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, is less a technocratic fix and more a calculated geopolitical hedge—one that fractures the US vision of a unified Western Hemisphere and reasserts Canadian agency
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Despite geopolitical storms, tariff uncertainties, and other tensions, the IMF projects global growth to remain solid at 3.3% in 2026, powered by AI-driven investment and adaptive policies
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Davos Man has shed his cosmopolitan cloak, revealing the enduring pursuit of power and profit in a fragmented world where the strategies have changed, but the game remains the same
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Quarterly performance reflects both progress and prudence
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The company has solidified its presence in the parcel delivery market through a capital-efficient business model
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Robust deal wins, strong execution, operational efficiencies, and AI opportunities augur well for the company
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As per the scheme, the graphite electrode business will be demerged into a new entity called HEG Graphite Ltd, which will eventually be renamed HEG. The residual business would be later renamed HEG Greentech Ltd
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ECD segment and Lloyd disappoint. Higher raw material costs lead to margin pressure
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While chartists debate a potential double top at the Nifty's 2024 high, the real resistance level—factoring in the 16-month cost of capital for trapped bulls—lies far closer to 30,000
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The expected foreign capital infusion from Emirates NBD is critical for RBL Bank’s next leg of growth to come true.
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A large number of hospital beds are currently concentrated in urban areas
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Nearly 20 percent of Nifty 50 stocks have delivered flat to negative returns over the past three years, despite strong gains in the broader index
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The turnaround in communication is good news and sustaining the same remains critical
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Liberal trade policies are giving way to frictions that could lead to outright conflict
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The quarter marks an inflection point as the bank returns to loan growth
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India will try to promote the developmental aspects of BRICS instead of framing it as an anti-Western gathering. But it will participate in the group’s efforts to bring about a multi-polar world. The recent US-EU tussle will help BRICS’ campaign
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Shadowfax’s upcoming IPO is priced at a steep 1,018x FY25 earnings. How does it stack up against listed peers Delhivery and Blue Dart?
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This year's Budget narrative shifts from headline allocations to the critical challenge of translating record order backlogs into tangible, profitable deliveries, making execution the true test for both national security and investor returns
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Loan growth was healthy and margin inched up slightly
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A landmark Supreme Court judgment in the Tiger Global tax case has fundamentally reshaped the rules for foreign investment in India by enforcing the primacy of economic substance over legal form
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Deal win was slightly soft and the commentary alluded to challenges in discretionary demand
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Personal income tax restructuring and GST rate rationalisation have lifted consumer sentiment. However, fiscal credibility remains important for anchoring inflation expectations and sustaining investment flows
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Top EU leaders to attend the gala January 26 event in New Delhi and participate in the India-EU Summit, triggering expectations of the finalisation of a trade deal between the two
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Polycab's strong rebound in FMEG business and outperformance in W&C continue
