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100 days of Iran war: India must brace for broad-based economic shockIn a volatile turn of events, escalating strikes between Iran and Israel are sending shockwaves that may reach India’s economy. As the spec...- Venugopal Garre flags structural weakness in capital flows, urges long-term reform pushExternal geopolitical factors are pressuring the rupee, not domestic economic mismanagement. This requires careful policy handling to avoid...
- U.S. Stock Market on Wednesday: Dow Jones, S&P 500, Nasdaq to bounce back or Wall Street crash is happening? Check important factorsU.S. Stock Market: U.S. dollar advanced for a second straight session after the economic data and amid uncertainty over the durability of t...
- EM is back, India is next: Why the 2025 underperformance is the perfect setup for a 2026 comebackEmerging Markets led global returns in 2025, but India lagged due to outflows and weaker earnings. With valuations correcting and domestic ...
- W.O.R.R is the worry. A four-way assault pummells Indian macroIndia faces a rare convergence of four macro shocks—war-driven oil surge, a record weak rupee, and a likely poor monsoon—raising inflation ...
- West Asia war, rain deficit can hike inflation, drag India's growth: FinminIndia's economy faces significant challenges from the West Asia war and a predicted weak monsoon. These factors threaten to increase inflat...
- US markets staring at a 'dotcom bubble' like burst? Ruchir Sharma paints a scary picture of world's largest economyThe US stock market’s dominance is reshaping global financial dynamics, drawing significant capital and raising concerns of economic imbala...
- Conditions not ripe to make INR a hard currency: GTRIIndia should become a middle-income country and then push to make INR (rupee) a hard currency, and till then, it must promote the settlemen...
- Conditions not ripe to make INR a hard currency: GTRIIndia should become a middle-income country and then push to make the INR (rupee) a hard currency, according to think tank GTRI. The proces...
- Crypto logical extension of fintech, its use as asset, currency a challenge: MoS IT"Crypto as a means of payment is logical extension of fintech but crypto as an asset class and crypto as a substitute for currency is an ar...
- Bitcoin sinks to new 13-month lowBitcoin was last down 5.2 percent at $5270.
- Managing economy with financial markets is not sustainable: Economist Andy XieAccording to Xie, the key for all developing economies in East Asia is to trade among themselves to become richer.
- Major reason for imbalances in world is financial bubbles: Chinese Economist Andy XieAndy Xie is a Shanghai-based independent economist specialising in China and Asia, and writes, speaks and consults on global economics and ...
- Currency ban transactional loss to be Rs 1.28 lakh crore: Amit MitraThe West Bengal FM also emphasised that the state is mainly an agricultural dependent and its economy will be jeopardised after this decisi...
- Pre-2005 fake notes have no value: Reserve Bank of IndiaThe RBI has confirmed to ET that a person will get “no value” from the bank if he or she has a counterfeit currency note.
- Volatile capital flows pose risk to emerging economies: RBIRBI said even as availability of foreign capital alleviates domestic resource constraints, it could also destabilise the economy
- Central Forensic Science Laboratory to get new technology to identify source of fake notesIn a step that would help efforts to tackle flow of counterfeit currency, CFSL is planning to have a new software to identify the source co...
- Fake currency pumped into India as "policy matter": PranabIn a veiled reference to Pak, FM said pumping of counterfeit currency is used as policy matter by some countries to destabilise Indian econ...
- BIS urges currency flexibility in emerging economiesThe body grouping central banks urged emerging economies on Monday to adopt more flexible exchange rates to deter speculation which could d...
- High capital flow may destabilise currency, asset prices: IMFWhile capital inflows are generally beneficial, they can raise risks of rapid and potentially destabilising movements of currencies and ass...
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