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AI demand to keep memory tight through 2027, chipflation to squeeze consumer hardware and cloud costsMemory storage is set to remain a structural bottleneck through 2027 as AI demand continues to absorb Dynamic Random-Access Memory (DRAM), ...- Cautious on valuations, bullish on insurance and IT: How Nilesh Shetty is positioning for the next 12 monthsA cautious Nilesh Shetty of Quantum Advisors warns of a possible earnings disappointment in the next three to six months, citing El Niño ri...
- Specialty chemicals: Is China still the same threat, or is this a contrarian moment? 7 stocks to be brought back on the watchlistWhen it comes to the Indian speciality chemicals sector, China and its dumping matters. But there have been subtle but significant changes ...
- India’s wholesale inflation hits 11-month high of 2.13% in FebruaryIndia's wholesale price inflation saw an increase in February. The rate rose to 2.13 percent from 1.81 percent in January. This rise was in...
- India updates trade index base year to FY23 to better capture new-age trade trendsIndia has updated its merchandise trade indices. The new base year is FY 2022-23, replacing the old FY 2012-13. This change better reflects...
- September CPI to be at 1.2%, first 6 days of Oct also shows a deflationary trend: BoB ReportHeadline inflation is expected to ease further with the Consumer Price Index (CPI) projected at around 1.2 per cent for September 2025, aid...
- Inflation likely to align with RBI's projection in Q1: Bank of Baroda reportBank of Baroda's report anticipates inflation aligning with RBI's FY26 projections, particularly in Q1, driven by a favorable statistical b...
- 6 stocks Abneesh Roy is bullish on from FMCG sectorReliance is a long term concern. In FMCG, the incumbents do not really lose out market share from medium to long term because in the last t...
- Crude, palm oil rates fall from record highs, but FMCG firms rule out price cutsPalm oil is used in making products such as soaps, biscuits and noodles while crude is a key input for detergent and packaging, among other...
- Post-demonetisation economy: Exorcising DeMo’s demonsOn balance, the Indian economy should bottom out in July. But the speed of recovery will depend on reforms and monetary policy.
- Shiv Sena raps ally BJP for failing to control inflationThe Sena sought to know whether the people voted the BJP to power at the Centre and in Maharashtra to continue grappling with high inflatio...
- RBI governor says inflation surging, fuels rate hike fearsIndia is facing a "surge" in inflation, central bank governor Duvvuri Subbarao said, fuelling speculation he may raise interest rates at th...
- Rising food prices issue number 1 for rural votersIn rural areas, bread and butter issues are on the top drawer.
- Rising food prices break inflation fallHigher prices of food items and textile products during the week ended April 11 pushed inflation further away from its widely anticipated f...
- Inflation inches to 0.26% from 0.18%Dearer food items and textile products pushed inflation for the week ended April 11 away from the brink of negative inflation.
- Indian economy staring at deflation. Is it good news?India is staring at deflation, or negative inflation, with the official inflation rate this week falling to 0.44% - the lowest since 1977. ...
- Coming soon: Zero inflation but food still costlyThe annual inflation rate seems all set to become zero or possibly even turn negative in a few weeks, unprecedented in recent memory. Value...
- Coming soon: Zero inflation but food still costlyThe annual inflation rate seems all set to become zero or possibly even turn negative in a few weeks, unprecedented in recent memory.
- World under threat of deflationary spiralChina, India are showing signs of economic cooling on account of cascading effect of crisis. Gainers: BSE ( A, B ) | NSE | Losers: BSE ( A,...
- Inflation to come down in three to four months: EconomistsUnperturbed by the 45-month high 8.1 per cent inflation, economists are confident that it would come down to six to 6.5 per cent in three t...
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