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Ruchir Sharma of Rockfeller flags risks of US market bubble - here are the '4 Os' he blamesUS stock market crash 2025 prediction: Experts warn of a potential US stock market crash in 2025. An AI-driven bubble shows signs of strain...- Ruchir Sharma, author of 'The Rise and Fall of Nations', has a warning for gold investors: 'It isn’t a safe haven anymore'Gold prices are at record highs, but experts suggest this surge is fueled by abundant money in the system, not solid economic reasons. This...
- After Ruchir Sharma of Rockefeller International, now Goldman Sachs says the US stock market looks increasingly vulnerable to a sharp pullbackThere are chances that S&P 500 may drop from its latest high, according to latest statements from Goldman Sachs, something that is already ...
- US stocks' trend of outperforming rest of the world may end in 2025, market expert Ruchir Sharma sounds alarmMarket expert Ruchir Sharma has sounded an alarm that the trend of US stocks outperforming the rest of the world may end in 2025. The Rocke...
- Attack on opposition, Hindutva form key elements of Western media's Lok Sabha coverageIndia's Lok Sabha polls scrutinized by Western media for PM Modi's Hindutva ideology, Muslim discrimination, opposition suppression, and co...
- Global growth boom may disappoint, warns Morgan Stanley’s Ruchir Sharma"India only carries out some level of economic reform when they have their back to the wall, so now we have had that back to the wall. It’s...
- View: Micro reforms essential for jobs, improve livesHigher growth will happen when its composition and spread improves, not merely the topline.
- Ruchir Sharma reminds Modi second term is when legacy of a leader is shapedSharma said he used to believe he knew about Indian elections really well.
- Only Modi himself can unsettle him; maybe Priyanka can stand up to him: Ruchir SharmaSharma said it is very hard to see who else apart from Priyanka could lead the Opposition.
- India has tendency to root for underdog: Ruchir Sharma on 2019 pollsElection setbacks in 2018 have lowered Modi's chances of victory from near certain to 50:50.
- Why India can't run much faster in 2018Though India is a consensus pick to gain speed in 2018, it’s hard to see how it can run faster, when growth drivers are peaking on both the...
- Reply to Ruchir Sharma on note ban: India’s ethical revolution cannot wait for an economic oneIn his reckoning, as economies become prosperous, institutions will emerge stronger and presumably put a check on corruption.
- China avalanche stokes fears of global recessionChina's slowing has caused the global demand for -and price of -commodities to collapse. Oil is now under $30 barrel, one-third of its rate...
- Are achhe din over for markets? Only time will tellIs the market crash just the beginning of a global recession? Maybe. Is the market crash just a temporary blip, providing a great buying op...
- China may tip world into recession: Morgan StanleyIMF last week cut forecast for global growth this year to 3.3 per cent, from an estimate of 3.5 per cent in April, citing weakness in the U...
- BRICS era over, China only exception: Ruchir SharmaSharma predicted that China is the only nation in the five-member bloc which has better prospects of breaking out of the middle income trap.
- Such a good fall: Oil & gold booms are over, good for global economyWe are now entering a long period of falling commodity prices, which could last two decades, says Ruchir Sharma.
- Sri Lanka’s military victory cannot substitute political reintegrationTamil Nadu politics willy nilly is once again on the verge of rocking India-Sri Lanka relations at a time when Colombo is basking in the gl...
- India can't take high growth for granted, job creation to slow: Ruchir SharmaThe days when India could take high growth, for granted are over. The pace of job creation will obviously slow, says Sharma of Morgan Stanl...
- Making a breakout nation: Can India keep up 7% GDP growthIndia has just a 50% chance of becoming a breakout nation (exceeding expectations of 7% GDP growth) in coming years. So says Morgan Stanley...
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