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Credit-deposit gap to persist as loan demand dynamics have changed, says SBI ResearchA noticeable gap between credit and deposit growth is troubling the banking landscape. Consumers are shifting their savings from traditiona...- Energy shock vs AI boom: RBI should act as and when external shocks push domestic data in a direction, not until thenGlobal growth faces pressure from an energy shock and a tech boom. The energy shock stems from conflict, impacting oil prices and shipping ...
- 4 Indians killed after cargo vessel attacked near Ukraine's Odesa port: MEAFour Indian crew members were killed and one was critically injured after the vessel MV Golden Leo was attacked while leaving Ukraine’s Ode...
- ASEAN ministerial talks: Iran war, Myanmar crisis and South China Sea rifts under spotlightSoutheast Asian diplomats are meeting in Manila to discuss escalating Middle East conflicts. They will express alarm over renewed hostiliti...
- BBBump it up, boys! The great Indian economic rating puzzleIndia's fiscal discipline has improved significantly, supported by strong economic growth. Government deficit has narrowed while growth con...
- Keralam LoP Pinarayi Vijayan slams state government; alleges government colluded to stall State Waqf Board operationsPinarayi Vijayan said, "A serious issue has now arisen regarding the State Waqf Board. The Waqf Board was reconstituted in February 2026. T...
- Corporate demand resilient amid new opportunities opened up by FTAs, says Ficci chiefIndian companies have seen firm demand despite inflationary pressures, and global crude oil moderation and improving economic conditions ha...
- Oil is crude once again! Is $95 the new normal and what it means for Indian investors?Crude oil prices are rising again due to escalating Middle East tensions. This surge impacts India's import costs and government finances s...
- For investors with high risk-appetite: 5 mid-cap stocks from different sectors with upside potential of up to 21%Brace for trouble. The US-Iran conflict now appears to be gaining in intensity and the commodities market is taking the current spiral of v...
- India's capital account surplus may rise to $105 billion in FY27: Motilal OswalIndia's capital account surplus is expected to reach USD 105 billion in FY27. Stronger foreign capital inflows and improved portfolio inves...
- Global Market: China Q2 growth slows to 4.3% yoy; Asia, metals stocks likely to remain volatileChina's economy grew 4.3% year-on-year in the second quarter, missing market expectations and marking its slowest pace since late 2022. The...
- China's Q2 GDP growth cools to 3-1/2-year low, structural imbalances complicate policyChina's second-quarter economic growth slowed to its weakest pace in over three years. Official data revealed a 4.3% annual rise, missing a...
- Citi, others dial back India rate hike calls as inflation expected to stay moderateControlled inflation prompts economists to delay interest rate hike expectations. Retail inflation rose to 4.38% in June, exceeding the RBI...
- Why is RBI now cutting down its $100 billion short dollar forward position; how will it impact Rupee?The Reserve Bank of India is carefully unwinding its large bearish dollar position. This move aims to support the rupee without causing mar...
- A nuclear debut in Bangladesh tests developing world’s atomic shiftBangladesh's first nuclear power plant is nearing completion on the Padma river banks. This facility will supply a substantial portion of t...
- Trump faces security questions over Qatar-gifted Air Force OnePresident Trump's new Air Force One, gifted by Qatar, faced security questions after a flight switch. The older jet reportedly possessed su...
- Global shocks may hit quarterly growth, but India's long-term outlook remains strong: PwC's RaraIndia's economic growth trajectory remains strong despite temporary global shocks. Experts project sustained growth between 6.5 and 7 perce...
- Global headwinds, resilient MSMEs: India’s ECLGS 5.0 responseThe real significance of ECLGS 5.0 lies not merely in the credit it provides but in what the credit protects.
- Hormuz & Iran war can slow India down but not hold it backDespite the Iran war, Strait of Hormuz risks and elevated crude oil prices, the IMF expects India to remain one of the world's fastest-grow...
- IMF appoints ex-Fed economist Silvana Tenreyro as chief economist, head of researchThe International Monetary Fund appointed Silvana Tenreyro as its next chief economist. She will assume the role of economic counselor and ...
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