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Charting the global economy: War fuels inflation, saps sentimentSurging fuel costs from the Iran war are driving a rapid increase in global inflation and a significant drop in consumer confidence.- China's super $1.2 tn surplus also tells us about unresolved contradictions in its economic modelChina's record $1.2 trillion trade surplus in 2025 highlights a savings-investment imbalance, not just export strength. Despite tariffs and...
- US-China trade talks: Can Beijing shift from exports to spending?Upcoming US-China trade talks in Stockholm will likely address China's export dependence and excess production. The US seeks increased Chin...
- India's best equity story on a 10-year view: Chris WoodAccording to the report, Indian equities outperformed the world in dollar returns in the 11-year period between FY02 and FY12 when the coun...
- Is it safe to buy China shares especially after the $6-trillion rout?Investors started selling out in 2021, when China's private sector crackdown went into full gear. Covid Zero restrictions further worsened ...
- Economic policymakers need a new playbook to tackle unexpected shocksEconomists and policymakers must recognise that the world is changing and reset the existing models that guide decisions. The notion of a s...
- China’s deflationary trap and the sectoral impacts for IndiaWhen an economy gets caught into such a downward spiral, it is not easy to get out of this muddle of deflationary trap. Japan will know it ...
- Asian shares slip on China worries; US inflation figures awaitedThe announcement of a U.S. ban on investments in sensitive technologies in the world's second-largest economy also weighed on sentiment.
- Facing existential threat, crypto backers seek identity change and regulationExperts and commentators at the ETMarkets Conclave today pleaded with the government to see the positive side of technological innovation a...
- Chaos of 2020 can’t match 2008 but the gut punch feels familiarThat’s not to say today’s pain doesn’t cut deep.
- Slowdown continues to hurt Chinese economy: Will government provide fiscal stimulus?China's economy expanded 7.4 per cent last year, its slowest pace in 24 years and has shown few signs of a pick-up this year.
- We have to give Narendra Modi government some more time: Jack W Lin, Pioneer InvestmentsThe Asia-Pacific, Middle East and Africa head of Pioneer Investments said the global view is that the Narendra Modi govt has made a promisi...
- World Central Bankers have got it wrong: Paul KrugmanAt 2 per cent, those goals are too low and increase the risk that central banks will run out of room to cut interest rates, the so-called z...
- Sweden: Rock star of recovery has turned itself into JapanWidely regarded as a role model in dealing with a global crisis, Sweden was declared “the rock star of the recovery” by The Washington Post.
- Indian stocks best bets for long-term investors: Chris Wood, CLSAGrowth in Indian economy is likely to slow to 7% amid slowdown in external demand, says Chris Wood, MD and chief strategist, CLSA.
- Markets have factored in Greece default: Chris Wood, CLSAI am advising Asian investors from a relative return basis to move to overweight in India now, says Chris Wood of CLSA.
- Bernanke avoids action despite ‘uncertainty’ outlookFederal Reserve Chairman Ben S Bernanke signalled that signs of deeper economic weakness would be needed to justify additional monetary sti...
- Christopher Wood bets big on Indian equitiesChristopher Wood believes that the growth outlook for China and India is strong. Gainers: BSE ( A, B ), NSE | Losers: BSE ( A, B ), NSE | T...
- Time for another New DealA prolonged US recession will dry up a primary source of demand for goods and services and its global repercussions may be severe.
- Japanese inflation stuck at 10-year highJapanese inflation stayed at a decade high in August, the government said Friday, amid signs that rising prices are becoming more entrenche...
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