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ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF BREXIT
Why Trump's tariffs had plenty of bark, but limited biteDonald Trump's tariffs, once feared to cripple markets, have had a surprisingly muted impact, with actual levies lower than headline rates....- How Brexit is estimated to have hit the UK economyBritain's economy shows weak growth since leaving the European Union. Various researchers estimate significant losses in GDP, productivity,...
- Europe is finally, slowly getting its act togetherEurope stands on the brink of a pivotal transformation, launching a set of ambitious reforms aimed at revitalizing its economy and global f...
- UK media hails 'bumper' trade deal with India as post-Brexit winBritish media hails the India-UK Free Trade Agreement. It is seen as a major post-Brexit achievement. The agreement aims to boost bilateral...
- No Covid-induced gloom as British Asians' businesses bloom, record over 20% rise in combined wealth in 2021: Asian Rich ListTopping the list for the seventh consecutive year is the Hinduja family, whose wealth swelled by £2.5bn, over the year, according to a pres...
- Brexit fears started hitting UK trade as early as 2015, states new researchNew research shows for the first time that fears about Brexit weakened the UK's trading position long before the vote to leave the EU even ...
- Indian students 'prolific' in adding to UK revenues: ReportHigher Education Policy Institute and Universities UK International want the government to reduce the financial barriers for international ...
- $170 billion and counting: The cost of Brexit for UKTo this humongous bill, a further 70 billion pounds are set to be added by the end of this year.
- Deal or no deal? UK, India businesses count costs as Britain braces for Brexit voteBritain’s exit would shut India’s direct access to the EU markets.
- UK ramps up no-deal Brexit warnings as May faces battle in parliamentThe report was seized on by opponents of Brexit, who said it undermined promises that leaving the EU would make Britain, and Britons, more ...
- No-deal Brexit could cost UK economy 9.3 per cent of GDP over 15 years: GovernmentA cross-departmental analysis found leaving the EU will leave Britain poorer than it would have been had it remained inside the bloc, even ...
- Mood in central, eastern Europe an advantage for Indian companies: EBRD presidentIn an interview to TOI, Sir Suma Chakrabarti talks about the growing interest of Indian companies to invest in central and eastern Europe.
- Amartya Sen calls for political engagement to end inequalities in IndiaThe 84-year-old leading Indian economist and philosopher said he would carry on doing his best through the trust he had set up after his No...
- FM Arun Jaitley to leave on 7-day official visit to Canada, USThe three-day annual meeting of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank will begin on October 7 in Washington.
- Arun Jaitley to attend IMF-WB annual meet in US next monthIt had also trimmed India's growth forecast by 0.1 percentage point to 7.4 per cent for 2016 and 2017, attributing it to a sluggish investm...
- Brexit bulletin: What the rest of the EU wantsBloomberg reporters put the question to governments across the continent and came away with a complex web of priorities and red lines.
- This is how 'Brexit' is going to hit our stocks, rupee and the economyFrom India’s point of view, Brexit is important because besides sharing trade relations, EU is India’s largest single export market.
- Nasscom sees "mixed" impact of Brexit on IT sectorUK is the second largest market for Indian IT services industry, accounting for 17% of the total exports. It has also traditionally been th...
- 'Brexit' camp takes lead in EU referendum opinion pollsThe poll by Opinium for the 'Observer' showed that the Brexiters now stand at 43 per cent, while 40 per cent say they support the campaign ...
- Brexit will make UK "permanently poorer", warns government"The conclusion is clear: for Britain's economy and for families, leaving the EU would be the most extraordinary self- inflicted wound," Os...
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