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Why risk strategy will define India Inc’s next decadeBy converting global risk signals into actionable growth edges, Indian businesses can not only safeguard their operations but also position...- Russia’s premier foreign policy forum "Primakov Readings" brought together 400 experts from 17 countriesMoscow hosted the 'Primakov Readings' forum, marking IMEMO's 70th anniversary. Global experts convened to discuss a 'World Without Rules: P...
- EU wants to break up with US techWary of being vulnerable to the whims of foreign governments, the European Union is preparing far-reaching new moves to ditch American digi...
- Oil spike, global debt, market stress: RBI flags mounting external shocks but lays out 5 areas where India remains resilientThe Reserve Bank of India warns of global economic dangers from oil prices, debt, and market stress. However, India shows strength in growt...
- Wars in West Asia and Ukraine are turning shipping costs into steel sector’s biggest headacheIn the face of a daunting 28-30% increase in international freight costs, India's steel sector is at a crossroads. The unrest in West Asia ...
- India-UAE energy push offers relief, but global risks still loom: Arnab DasIndia's energy security is under scrutiny amid West Asian geopolitical tensions. Recent UAE engagements offer partial relief for external f...
- 'Think boldly, innovate fearlessly, & invest strategically': Shaktikanta Das to India Inc amid global shocksIndian businesses are urged to embrace bold thinking, fearless innovation, and strategic investment. Geopolitical shifts demand a new globa...
- 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 ...
- Global gold ETF demand rebounds USD 6.6 billion in April; India extends inflow streak to 11 months: World Gold CouncilGlobal investors began rotating back into gold ETFs in April as India recorded positive flows of USD 297 million, marking its 11th consecut...
- 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...
- 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...
- World Economic Forum: Global risks enter "Age of Competition" as geoeconomic tensions dominate 2026 outlookThe world is entering what the World Economic Forum (WEF) calls an "Age of Competition," marked by intensifying geoeconomic rivalry, rising...
- 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...
- World's confidence in India stays high amid geopolitical tensions, says PM ModiPrime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the Kautilya Economic Conclave, emphasizing global confidence in India's economy amidst uncertaintie...
- Focus on supply-side reforms, AI to boost economic growth: RBIDas talked about continuing risk to the overall trade environment due to issues arising from protracted geopolitical tensions and increased...
- Turbulence the new normal, says European Commission prezThe emergency meant that the EU was likely to be generating more energy from wind and solar than from gas this year. But von der Leyen said...
- 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...
- IMF's Gita Gopinath warns fragmentation of global economy could cut GDP by 7%First Deputy Managing Director Gita Gopinath told the International Economic Association in Medellin, Colombia, that losses could reach 2.5...
- Cost of living crisis biggest short-term risk; sustainable climate action long-term: WEFReleasing its annual Global Risks report in London ahead of its Davos summit next week, the WEF also said geopolitical rivalries and inward...
- 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...
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