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Brexit at 10: How Britain's financial sector recovered and evolvedPost-Brexit, London's financial landscape has witnessed a decline in its global market influence and workforce numbers. While some position...- How Brexit is estimated to have hit the UK economyBritain's economy shows weak growth since leaving the European Union. Various researchers estimate significant losses in GDP, productivity,...
- Charting the Global Economy: War pushes up prices, dents growthThe Iran war is fueling a global inflation wave, prompting the European Central Bank to raise interest rates for the first time in nearly t...
- UK inflation rises to 3.8% in JulyLondon saw a rise in consumer price inflation. Official data indicates a jump to 3.8% in July. The Bank of England had predicted this incre...
- RBI on easing bias, to cut rates one more time: Jahangir Aziz, JPMorganGiven the quality of the data, one can't make any sequential observation about Indian GDP, says Aziz.
- Rupee may trade in 71.00-72.20 range this weekRecent growth projection released could prompt the RBI for consecutive rate cuts.
- Rupee swimming against the tide, Brexit, oil make the job harderWe expect that global crude oil prices will continue to determine the trend for the rupee.
- India to clock GDP growth of 7.5 pc this fiscal: DeutscheIndian economy grew 7.9 per cent in March quarter and recorded a five-year high growth rate of 7.6 per cent for the 2015-16 fiscal on robus...
- Indian markets long-term story intact, see Sensex at 32,000 by 2017: Vivek Misra, Societe GeneraleMarkets do look richly valued and investors do think that over the long term markets will be able to deliver on earnings, says Vivek Misra ...
- India's fiscal easing constrained by high debt: Moody'sUnless currencies depreciate and stoke inflationary pressures, moderate inflation provides space to lower policy interest rates and ease do...
- Expect 7.4-7.5 per cent growth in the coming year: Badrish Kulhalli, HDFC LifeWe need to see a pickup in private investment to see this growth trajectory going significantly higher
- Government pay hike: Demand to push growth; modest risk to inflationThe 7th Pay panel recommended 23.55% overall hike in salaries, allowances and pension involving an additional burden of Rs 1.02 lakh crore ...
- Second round of Brexit impact can take Sensex to 22k: Ambit CapitalWhile the FY17-end fair value for the Sensex stands at 29,500, there is a high risk of the index sliding to 22,000 in the wake of adverse g...
- 15 smart buy ideas from top global brokerage firms post Brexit-led fallDeutsche Bank advises investors to look at sectors or stocks that are largely insulated from contagion risks. Among them are names like Sun...
- When the world is jittery over Brexit, India has reasons to smile; here’s whyIf you can afford to survive this knee-jerk response of the market with a little bit of patience, without fear and anxiety, better things a...
- Brexit to offer better market access to India, says SBI chief Arundhati BhattacharyaBrexit will provide the country better market access to the EU and England, even as there will be some market volatility, Arundhati Bhattac...
- India has firepower to withstand British exit from EU, says Shaktikanta DasThe government today said the economy has enough "firepower" to deal with the situation, even as stocks and the rupee took a massive plunge.
- ET in the classroom: What Brexit means for IndiaOne of the major global events that is expected to have a big impact on markets is the Brexit. Here is all you need to know about the campa...
- Government says closely monitoring possible fallout of BrexitSinha said the RBI was trying to ensure sufficient liquidity in local markets as a defence against Brexit.
- Why Brexit could be a bigger risk for India than a jump in oil prices and a Fed rate hikeIndia has big trade ties with EU. Any material fall in the Euro/Pound could lead to many headaches for India in a sluggish export environme...
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