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AI fever spreads, but are markets masking economic cracks?Investors are pouring money into Artificial Intelligence, even as economic worries grow. SpaceX's massive IPO signals strong AI interest. C...- India underperforms Asian rivals amid earnings and valuation strainIndian stocks are facing losses while other economies see gains. This is due to a global AI investment frenzy benefiting chip makers like S...
- India's FY27 growth forecast cut to 6.6% as Iran war tightens fiscal space: S&P GlobalIndia's economic growth faces challenges due to the Iran war. S&P Global Market Intelligence has lowered India's FY27 growth forecast. Geop...
- Iran war pushes Asia to think twice before doubling down on LNGA Middle East conflict has disrupted global liquefied natural gas supply. This has caused prices to surge, impacting Asian nations heavily ...
- India to benefit from supply-chain shifts due to ongoing tariff tensions: NomuraIndia is poised to secure a trade agreement with the US, potentially granting it a tariff advantage over China with a reciprocal tariff of ...
- Taiwan unexpectedly raises 2025 full-year GDP forecast on strong tech demandTaiwan raised its 2025 growth forecast to 3.6% after strong Q1 performance driven by booming tech exports, particularly AI-related demand. ...
- Chip giant TSMC sees net profit rise 60.3% in March quarterTSMC chairman and chief executive C.C. Wei said the company had not detected "any change in customer behaviour" so far. Demand for chips ha...
- Goldman Sachs expects significant Chinese fiscal easing to offset tariffsGoldman Sachs anticipates significant fiscal easing measures by China to mitigate the economic impact of increased U.S. tariffs. The invest...
- Goldman Sachs expects more Chinese fiscal easing to offset tariffsGoldman Sachs said it expects Chinese policymakers to accelerate fiscal easing measures to offset the drag on growth from higher tariffs an...
- 5 world market themes for the week aheadAny signs that inflation is not yet peaking after the Fed's 225 bps worth of rate hikes could provide a reality check to markets hopeful of...
- GDP grows 0.4 per cent in December quarter, India exits technical recessionGDP at constant (2011-12) prices in Q3 of 2020-21 is estimated at Rs 36.22 lakh crore, as against Rs 36.08 lakh crore in Q3 of 2019-20.
- Asian equities' bull run to continue throughout 2021: UBSUnderpinned by recovering economies, earnings should boom in 2021. We forecast 30% earning per share growth in Asia ex Japan, 5% ahead of t...
- China slowdown may hit energy, steel sectors in APAC: FitchA survey by Fitch analysts reveals that a hypothetical China slowdown would affect the financial performance and credit profiles of compani...
- iPhone 6 sales will be so big that they'll move the needle on Chinese exportsiPhone 6 sales are also expected to boost Taiwan's export growth 2% per month from August through October, and 1% from November through Jan...
- S&P lowers India's 2012 GDP growth forecast to 5.5 per centThe lack of monsoon rains has affected India, for which agriculture still forms a substantial part of the economy, the ratings agency said.
- India's temporary underperformance will correct from Q2 FY12: Credit SuisseRobert Parker, Senior Advisor Member of Investment Committee, Credit Suisse, speaks on relative valuation of Indian markets, expected GDP g...
- Euro zone crisis not to impact India: CitigroupStrong economic growth and and domestically-funded fiscal deficit are likely keep the country's debt position stable even if the financial ...
- India's April-October fiscal deficit at $52.7 bn: GovtIn July, the govt had forecasted a fiscal deficit of Rs 4 trillion, or 6.8% of GDP for FY-10. Gainers: BSE ( A, B ), NSE | Losers: BSE ( A,...
- Taiwan economy shows signs of slowing: GovernmentTaiwan's economy showed signs of slowing last month, the economic planning agency said Wednesday.
- JP Morgan predicts recession in USJPMorgan, the global financial services firm, has forecast recession hitting the US as a fallout of the subprime crisis.
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