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Bitcoin crashes 50%: Should you buy the dip or stay away from crypto?Investors must weigh extreme volatility, uncertain cycles and India’s harsh tax rules before adding exposure.- Stock-pay boom amplifies US economic drumbeat: Mike DolanRising stock prices are increasingly impacting U.S. worker compensation, particularly in the technology sector, where stock-based compensat...
- Mphasis Q4 net profit rises 14% to Rs 510 croreMphasis has taken the spotlight with stellar financial results for the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2026, celebrating a solid 14.1 percent...
- West Asia’s unquiet hour: Hidden costs and a strategic opening for IndiaIran war: The West Asia situation is causing ripples in international markets, with oil costs climbing and trade logistics becoming increas...
- When fear outpaces fundamentals: Why RBI’s signal matters more than ratesIndia faces geopolitical turbulence despite strong economic fundamentals. The Reserve Bank of India's upcoming policy decision is crucial. ...
- Economists finally have a good excuse for being wrongIt is understandable when a model is wrong because of some big and unexpected shock, such as the war in Ukraine. But that is not the case h...
- Tinkers', tailors', bankers' Nobel PrizeThe trio has provided solutions to tackle financial crises, with Bernanke guiding the US out of one as chairman of the Federal Reserve betw...
- Why it would be challenging for RBI to contain volatility in rupeeMoreover, while sectors like IT would benefit from rupee depreciation, the demand for their services would take a hit as companies scale ba...
- Emerging market 'cryptoization' threatens financial stability: IMFBitcoin and its kin have in the last year soared in price and popularity, with emerging and developing market economies such as Vietnam, In...
- Microeconomics and macroeconomics: Differences you need to know
- View: India's elite are quite influential but what the country needs from them is empathyIndia is increasingly becoming home to the oligarchs. In business, there is a reasonable dominance (sixth) of the biggest industries and we...
- As Japan's monetary policy experiments draw to a close, what's in store next?The Bank of Japan has admitted that monetary policy alone won’t be enough to hit its 2 per cent inflation target, now or ever.
- Profile of monetary policy committee membersThey are going to play an important role in setting policy rates as Reserve Bank of India has relinquished this power to the committee.
- Economists show higher interest rates lead to higher consumptionThe equation says that when interest rates are high, people save more and consume less -- this is the way they smooth their consumption, as...
- Gold may soften with improving global growth outlook: RBS Private BankingGold's underperformance against equities in 2012 (in US dollar terms) could be attributed to the changing investment environment.
- Chaos in parliament leading to policy paralysis: Pranab MukherjeeThe UPA government, which has been widely pilloried for drifting on policy issues, is taking steps to restore the faith of businesses and c...
- Indian-origin teacher appointed full professor in HarvardGita Gopinath, an Indian-origin associate professor at Harvard University's Department of Economics, has been appointed a full professor, t...
- The anti-history boysI would tell you this is the latest episode in a long history of similar bubbles, crashes, crises and recessions.
- Time to abandon monetarismThere is a need for sustained financial sector reforms so as to better manage the shortcomings in the policy setting.
- Edmund Phelps wins Economics NobleThe 73-year-old Columbia University professor showed how low inflation today leads to expectations of low inflation in the future.
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