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Trump wants China's help on Iran. Beijing may have other ideasPresident Trump will ask President Xi for help with the Iran conflict. China is unlikely to fully comply, preferring to maintain its econom...
Can India withstand extreme energy demand shocks? Shaktikanta Das respondsIndia can now better handle extreme energy demand shocks. Businesses are urged to reduce reliance on single sources and focus on long-term ...
Plurilaterals without guardrails can fragment trading system: ExpertsGlobal trade volumes are growing despite concerns about the WTO. Experts discussed reforming the WTO's rules and governance. They highlight...
Anticipating the inevitable: What India must learn from prepared economies in an age of recurring crisisGlobal markets are reacting to the expectation of disruption. Countries that prepare for crises in calm times fare better. China and Russia...
EV demand rises over fuel price hike concern due to West Asia war: BMW Gr India President & CEOThe conflict in West Asia is driving demand for luxury electric vehicles in India. Customers are concerned about rising fuel prices. BMW Gr...
Grey zones, proxy wars and a changing world orderA new era of grey-zone conflicts is upon us. International institutions face challenges managing geopolitical tensions. U.S. foreign policy...
Will FY27 be better than 'black swan' FY26 for markets? Here's what Motilal Oswal saysIndian equities underperformed in FY26 due to global headwinds, FII outflows, and limited exposure to the AI boom, despite improving domest...
‘India and China are creating alternative payment systems now — that could be a powerful geoeconomic challenge to the US’Matteo Maggiori explains geoeconomics as powerful nations leveraging trade and finance for influence, citing tools like export controls and...
Is the American dream fading? Dollar power and green card losing shineThe US dollar's dominance in international trade faces challenges as nations explore de-dollarization strategies in response to trade wars....
US vs China is a clash of geoeconomic hegemons, only these two economies can effectively cajole or coerce other nations: Columbia professorGeoeconomics is the use of economic power for geopolitical aims, where powerful nations like the US and China influence global firms or gov...
Economic cost of fragmentation can exceed those 2008 financial crisis, COVID pandemic: WEF reportRising geo-economic fragmentation is projected to reduce global GDP by up to USD 5.7 trillion, surpassing the impacts of the 2008 financial...
Geopolitical conflicts' spillover on India could cause negative wealth effects, Eco Survey saysIndia's economic outlook projects growth between 6.5% and 7.0% for the fiscal year, despite risks from global geopolitical tensions and unp...
Geopolitical tensions, AI likely to weaken global economy in 2024: Chief economistsMore than 50% of global chief economists anticipate a weakening world economy in 2024, according to the Chief Economists Outlook released b...
India expected to become $7 trillion economy in seven years: CEAChief Economic Advisor V Anantha Nageswaran said that the Indian economy will be USD 3.5 trillion at current prices by the end of the 2022-...
Cost-of-living crisis biggest global risk: Davos studyGlobal inflation remains at sky-high levels after energy and food costs rocketed last year following the invasion of agricultural powerhous...
India well-positioned to provide globally-skilled workforce: MEA officialAddressing the 9th Global Summit on Skill Development, MEA Secretary (CPV & OIA) Sanjay Bhattacharyya said India stands ready to improve th...
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The world is shifting from geo-politics to geo-economics and global partnerships are important in the emerging geo-economic framework, Reli...