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Inflation Is Down And Moderates To 6.8%
Inflation levels have cooled off to 6.83 per cent in August on an annual basis after hitting a 15 month high of 7.44 per cent in July, data released by the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation on September 12 showed
The Nifty Hits 20000, Investors Turn Cautious
As the developed world experiences a recession, the picture is different in India. Services and industrial-production sectors have helped expand economic output. However, surging food prices have hit consumption levels and worsened sentiment
‘Can't Have A Knee-Jerk Policy': IPGA Chairman Bimal Kothari On Import of Pulses & Rice Export Ban
Bimal Kothari, chairman of the Mumbai-based India Pulses and Grains Association (IPGA), spoke to The Core's Govindraj Ethiraj on rising inflation, import of pulses, and what long-term policies we need in place
G20 Concludes With Agreements On Climate And Infrastructure With Much Praise For India
European officials were quoted saying China shot itself in the foot by staying away from the summit, allowing India to cement its leadership of the Global South and providing the US and Europe a clear path to strengthen ties with emerging markets.
Are The Authorities Making A Scapegoat Out Of Jet Airways Founder Naresh Goyal?
Over 52 months and still counting, Jet Airways' revival has turned into a never-ending saga as has the quest to make an example of its founder and chairman Naresh Goyal
‘India's Entrepreneurial Spirit Alive And Kicking': ASK Group's Bharat Shah On Changing Markets And Growing Economy
For The Core Report Weekend Edition, The Core's Govindraj Ethiraj spoke to Bharat Shah, executive director of the ASK, a financial services group, about the current market landscape, how investors should assess opportunities, and more.
‘Tendulkar Got Many Lives': Ayaz Memon On Tense India-Pak Semi-Final in 2011 World Cup
In Episode 9 of Frontfoot, Memon spoke to The Core's Executive Producer (Podcasts) Joshua Thomas about the tense semi-final and how India managed to secure a win
Foxconn Ties Up With STMicroelectronics NV For A Semiconductor Plant
Taiwan's Foxconn and Franco-Italian STMicro are looking to build a 40-nanometer chip plant, sources told Bloomberg news. The project will seek and expect anywhere between 50% and 70% subsidies including from the state in which it is being constructed.
Are Vaccines Preventive Cures? GlaxoSmithKline Pharmaceuticals' Dr Rashmi Hegde Explains
Dr Rashmi Hegde, Executive Vice President, Medical Affairs at GlaxoSmithKline Pharmaceuticals (GSK) explains how the Shingrix vaccine, launched in India by GSK, helps to deal with the shingles virus.
Almost Half Of The Global Real-Time Payments In 2022 From India: RBI
Digital payment transactions in India is more than the other four leading countries combined, RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das said yesterday at the Global Fintech Festival in Mumbai.
Atul Chaturvedi Of Shree Renuka Sugars Says Crops Could ‘Seriously Suffer' Because Of Rainfall Deficit
Atul Chaturvedi, executive chairman of Shree Renuka Sugars Limited and chairman of the Asian Palm Oil Alliance told The Core that India could face potential problems in sugar production this year, owing to a rainfall deficit in key areas
SEBI Says 1-Hour Trade Settlements Could Come By March 2024
Markets regulator SEBI will introduce one-hour trade settlements by the end of this fiscal which means March 2024, in the run up to making such processes instantaneous, a top official told Reuters on Tuesday.
