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    • Chart of the Day: Benign February retail inflation isn’t cause for relief

      With LPG price increases, the effect of West Asia war would be felt in March inflation, posing a risk to markets and monetary policy

    • Press Note 3 tweak — Pressing the pedal on ties with China?

      India’s move signals a pragmatic shift toward selective economic engagement with China while retaining safeguards for national security

    • Chart of the Day | Volumes to drive corporate revenue growth in FY27

      Nearly two-thirds of sectors are expected to see healthy volume growth drive sales growth in FY27, which is good news for earnings. But, these projections could go awry if one risk plays out

    • Oil fears hit Asian stocks harder than profits

      Reaction reflects possibility of sustained supply disruption and prolonged surge in crude prices

    • Should investors give VIP treatment to this luggage company?

      New owners and management spark hopes of a turnaround, but intense competition and heavy discounting could cloud prospects

    • KIMS: Several growth tonics in place

      Rising income, increasing insurance penetration, and a preference for branded hospitals offering advanced care are supporting long-term demand for private healthcare

    • Kenneth Andrade-led Old Bridge Focused Fund offloads HCL Tech, adds Tata Motors PV in February

      The fund sold its entire holding of about 10.9 lakh shares in HCL Tech during the month, marking the only complete exit from the portfolio and reducing its exposure to the IT sector to zero.

    • The Iran War and the return of strategic commodities

      The war with Iran is accelerating a global shift towards strategic stockpiling of oil, metals and minerals, turning commodities into instruments of national power

    • SP Apparels: Beating tariff headwinds to stay strong

      The garment exporter delivered while the entire sector grappled with the US tariff impact

    • Karnataka’s new liquor policy may herald good tidings for alcobev companies

      Karnataka plans to change the way it taxes alcohol products

    • Three signs that policy rate cut transmission is likely over

      Policy rate cut transmission may finally be over as lending rates are climbing

    • Should investors consider AMC stocks in a wobbly market?

      Healthy inflows are a long-term positive for the mutual fund industry, though market volatility raises near-term concerns

    • The usefulness of useless knowledge

      Politicians aren’t the best judges of the merits of scientific research

    • How to power artificial intelligence without straining scarce resources

      Should scarce energy and water resources be diverted toward resource-intensive data centres? Or can we design better to avoid such trade-offs? 

    • War in Iran exposes risks to China’s economy-first strategy in Middle-East

      If Beijing continues to seek the economic benefits of deep engagement in the Middle-East without assuming the political and military burdens that accompany great-power influence, the strategy might be unsustainable

    • Iran war: Trade routes disrupted, exporters delay shipments as freight costs surge

      Exporters and logistics executives told Moneycontrol that shipments to the Gulf are being delayed, cargo is piling up at major air hubs and freight rates have surged as the US and Israel–Iran war disrupts key trade routes linking India to West Asia

    • DOMS Industries: Can capacity expansion keep the growth engine running?

      The foray into related categories could support the next phase of growth

    • With Q3, Metro Brands gets back on its feet

      The company says demand momentum remains strong and it is continuing a healthy network expansion

    • Moving upstream is India’s next solar manufacturing challenge

      India must deepen its capabilities in polysilicon, wafers, and advanced cells to reduce import dependence and secure its clean energy transition

    • Chart of the Day | When crude rises, India pays the price

      The Iran conflict is a reminder that every spike in Brent crude quickly feeds into India’s oil import bill and the consequences go far beyond fuel prices

    • Oil spike puts focus on India’s gas vulnerability despite crude buffers: Kotak’s Pratik Gupta

      Speaking after the brokerage’s annual investor conference, Gupta said that while India has a reasonable buffer of crude inventories, the country could be more exposed to disruptions in natural gas availability if geopolitical tensions persist.

    • Iran conflict: How vulnerable is India’s economy?

      A spike in crude prices threatens to widen India’s current account deficit, stoke inflation, and put pressure on the rupee

    • Iran war will leave a complex geoeconomic legacy

      Markets suggest the ramifications are likely to drag on and spread

    • Japan’s playbook on raw materials security is worth taking global

      The country has been ahead of others in heeding the danger of China’s stranglehold on critical minerals

    • Personal Finance: Retirement-ready portfolios need less product noise, more discipline

      The noise around products may nudge investors into taking more risk, churning assets, rather than doing what is most needed to attain their financial goals for retirement

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