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India a 'bright spot' amid uncertainty: Shaktikanta DasIndia recorded average annual real GDP growth of 7.9% between 2021-22 and 2025-26, while growth in the first quarter of 2026-27 stood at 7....- India Inc's legal bill swells as global ambitions growAs Indian companies expand overseas, a more fractious global geopolitical environment is exposing them to a wider web of sanctions, trade r...
- MSME data to power National Business RegisterThe SBR will serve as a comprehensive database of business establishments across the country. Under the MoU, the two ministries will develo...
- ‘Major food crisis’ looms in coming months: S JaishankarS. Jaishankar highlighted the looming food crisis caused by fertiliser shortages from geopolitical tensions in Ukraine and the Gulf. He emp...
- Global economy is shifting East, Global South must seize the moment: Shaktikanta DasThe Principal Secretary-2 Shaktikanta Das outlined the challenges and opportunities facing Global South economies during recent discussions...
- India to have more older population set as fertility falls below replacement: Moody’sMoody's Ratings indicates that India's fertility rates have fallen below replacement level, affecting its population structure. As a result...
- Poor man’s gold may become India's next big story as the silver horse risesSilver is gaining ground in India as record gold prices push consumers towards a more affordable precious metal. Prices have surged 160% in...
- India has ‘insulated' itself from the 'turbulence' of crude supply shock: Hardeep Singh PuriUnion minister Hardeep Singh Puri said India has so far insulated itself from crude oil and natural gas supply disruptions caused by the We...
- ETMarkets Smart Talk | US bonds offer attractive yields again: Nachiketa Sawrikar on the challenge for Indian equitiesThe Federal Reserve’s rate hike may be largely priced in, but according to Nachiketa Sawrikar, Fund Manager at Artha Bharat Global Multipli...
- US’ Graham Act, trade restrictions are sustained coercion; US, China, EU weaponise trade: CEAThe CEA said that trade has been weaponised well beyond the US, pointing to export licensing, supply-chain chokepoints and similar moves by...
- India-US ‘unsettled relations’, energy prices and lack of ‘AI play’ pose economic headwinds: CEA NageswaranIndia’s economy is facing near-term headwinds from unsettled ties with the United States, global energy prices and the lack of a significan...
- Global Market: Japanese investors eye home assets as rising bond yields alter returnsJapanese investors are gradually shifting funds back into domestic assets as rising Japanese government bond yields improve their appeal. H...
- Economic Affairs Secretary underlines need for household savings to be channelled into India's financial systemEconomic Affairs Secretary Anuradha Thakur emphasised India's potential for greater global financial integration. She highlighted the impor...
- US Market: Is 6% the new threshold for Treasury yields?The recent climb of the 10-year Treasury yield past 5% has sparked fears of possible market destabilization. Investors are closely analyzin...
- Space investment more than doubled to $23 billion in year to June, report saysSpaceX's June IPO has reshaped the funding landscape for the sector, drawing in new investors as venture firms look for the next space comp...
- Financial sector must fund next generation of enterprises, not just next year's growth: P K MishraThe Principal Secretary to the Prime Minister P K Mishra said on Wednesday that the financial sector should move beyond financing near-term...
- Sunrise Sectors: SBI chief Setty sees next wave of global investment taking shapeState Bank of India Chairman Challa Sreenivasulu Setty emphasized the role of banking institutions in supporting sunrise sectors. He identi...
- After S&P & Fitch, ADB raises India's growth aim to 7% but El Nino clouds food storyIndia's economy is demonstrating resilience, leading to raised growth forecasts from institutions like the Asian Development Bank. However,...
- Economy’s swell, but reputation? Why India’s next growth story depends on how the world sees itIndia’s long-term economic prospects remain strong despite short-term geopolitical, currency and capital-flow challenges. As the country’s ...
- ET Alpha Summit 2.0: Mapping global capital flows to identify the next big opportunityGlobal capital is constantly shifting across markets, sectors and asset classes as investors respond to growth, interest rates, valuations ...
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