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India’s Leadership Should Hit The Road, Now
The rupee's slide to 96 is not just a currency story, it is a confidence crisis. And India's response so far has been quiet.
Markets Continue to Grapple with Oil Price and Rupee Pressures
India is well positioned in terms of foreign exchange reserves and the macro fundamentals are still stable
Aviva India CEO Asit Rath Says Trust, Protection Awareness Key To Insurance Growth In India
On this edition of The Core Report, financial journalist Govindraj Ethiraj speaks with Asit Rath, Managing Director and CEO of Aviva India on insurance awareness, retirement planning, protection products and the future of life insurance in India.
Health Insurance’s Hidden Catch
How does health insurance really work? And what can you do to protect yourself?
Markets Rise on China-US Talks
Chinese President Xi Jinping warned Donald Trump of a potential conflict if the Taiwan issue was mismanaged
The Diamond Chain Rupture Is Showing Up In India's Listed Equity
Twenty listed names refract the shock into four cohorts. Each cohort is absorbing a different part of the rupture.
Markets Recover as Sellers Take A Break
Foreign portfolio investors have been steadily selling shares, pushing total outflows in less than five months to last year's record levels
Gas-Driven Inflation Hits Indian Restaurant Menus As Supply Chains Tighten
From chulhas to induction plates, Indian restaurants scramble to survive as commercial LPG prices soar and supply chains stay dangerously unstable.
The Productivity Slowdown Bedevilling India’s Growth Story
Insights on why India’s growth story may be masking a deeper productivity crisis — and what it means for jobs, wages, and the future of the economy
The Economics India Cannot Wish Away On Minimum Wages
The path to higher wages for Indian workers runs through more jobs, more formal employment, more exports, and a more competitive labour ecosystem.
Hyundai Facing Its Toughest Test Yet From A Revitalised Tata, Mahindra
Hyundai's India chapter is at a crossroads, and the next few years will define which way it turns.
Markets Sink as West Asia War Fears Take Hold
The stock market sank again on Tuesday, wiping off something like $115 billion from the market capitalisation of stocks listed on the NSE
