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Wars, Oil and Wealth: The world adapts faster than we think, lessons for equity investorsIndia today is a more than four-trillion-dollar economy with stronger external reserves, wider energy relationships, greater diplomatic rea...- IMF, World Bank meetings show limits in mitigating shocks, reliance on US for solutionsGlobal finance leaders met amid Middle East war news. They acknowledged their limited ability to counter economic damage from frequent geop...
- Falling trust in America is a Pandora’s box for the global economyThe TACO trade, a bet on Trump backing down from market-rattling actions, seems outdated as his Iran war and global policy shifts create un...
- Cost of living crisis biggest short-term risk; sustainable climate action long-term: WEFReleasing its annual Global Risks report in London ahead of its Davos summit next week, the WEF also said geopolitical rivalries and inward...
- Given global uncertainties, it is wise for India to do some belt-tighteningIndia has so far remained out of the danger zone. But the situation could worsen. India’s oil import bill in fiscal year 2022 at $119 bn is...
- How the fed hike spikes the worldSuch rapid rises in US interest rates will have a domino effect on the rest of the world, pushing up credit costs for governments that have...
- As advanced economies grow, emerging ones struggle: OECDOECD called for central banks, particularly in the US, to keep up their loose monetary policies, saying that a sharp pullback could sink th...
- History of financial crises between 1875 and 2007Over the years with changes in the economic landscape the nature of such crises has changed.
- Debt reduction most important to tackle euro zone crisis: Anshu JainJain said that debt reduction, budgetary consolidation advocated by Merkel are the most important steps to achieve greater cohesion in Euro...
- Gold rebounds from four-week low as debt concerns spur demandGold gained USD 17.43, or 1 per cent, to USD 1,694.75 an ounce. Prices yesterday fell to USD 1,667.03, lowest since Oct 25.
- Gold rallies to new peak, silver advancesGold prices rallied to all time new peak at the domestic bullion market here today on hectic buying by investors and traders well supported...
- Debt ceiling rejig not the answer to problems facing financial markets: Robert Higginbotham, Fidelity InternationalThe developed world's debt problem is going to take many years to resolve, says Robert Higginbotham, president and CEO of Fidelity Internat...
- Global economy on the verge of a precipiceWorld Inc is wobbling & results are awash with warnings. In India, a positive GDP forecast gets clouded by slipping monsoon.
- Euro’s redemption steps unlikely to be sufficientA decade after the euro’s birth, Greece revealed glaring defects in the design of the common currency. Existing rules failed to prevent the...
- Europe, US interest rate hikes not expected before 2011: BISInterest rates are unlikely to rise so as not to hurt global economic recovery, world's top central bank body BIS said. Worst over for mark...
- Bank of Korea sees risks to growth and pricesSouth Korea's central bank kept interest rates unchanged on Thursday, saying Europe's debt woes were clouding the outlook, but signalled it...
- China bank ICBC head warns recovery not solidThe global economic recovery is not built on solid foundations and Europe's government debt crisis is the biggest near-term risk.
- Oil nudges $72 on US inventory dropOil edged higher towards $72 on Tuesday as forecasts for a drop in US inventories helped stabilise a volatile market driven by concerns tha...
- Europe's debt woes bring up bad 2008 flashbacksEurope's debt troubles are giving Americans bad flashbacks to 2008 when banks' balance sheets paralyzed lending and triggered a global depr...
- As Greece falters, fears stretch around the worldThere is a talk of a potential global contagion, similar to what happened after the Lehman Brothers collapse in 2008, setting off the worst...
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