What Joe Biden brings to the table
It is expected that Biden's tenure will be very different from that of Trump's. But what exactly will change? And how much?
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China’s road to recovery could be lengthier
Weak external demand and people’s high level of vigilance against a possible ‘second wave’ of infection seem to drag on the recovery of the Chinese economy, says the Pictet Group.
‘Covid-19 hangs over the future, like a spectre’
While directly mum on inflation and growth, the RBI’s latest monetary policy report warns that Covid-19 would impact economic activity in India through lockdowns and slowing global trade and growth.
The ‘non-state’ future of India-U.S. ties
Not just political leaders, but the next age of India-U.S. ties would be equally determined by giant corporations and startups.
Market veterans say the bull run has begun
The S&P BSE Sensex closed above 40,000 points on Wednesday after nearly five months. It has gained more than 4,190 points in 27 trading sessions since September 19.
Indo-U.S. relations: Shaping the digital world order
It is in the interest of both India and the U.S. to iron out their bilateral issues and identify ways to increase synergies across new sectors.
‘India can take advantage of trade dissension elsewhere’
At World Economic Forum’s India Economic Summit, U.S. commerce secretary says he sees no structural reason for delay in India-U.S. trade deal.
Learning to love globalisation again
Bashed for everything from ‘Western’ values to divisive economics in recent times, there might be new reasons for India to fall in love with globalisation again.
SME export needs private-sector muscle
An active role from the private sector would ensure more and more SMEs are able to take advantage of opportunities in the global market.
RBI’s rupee dilemma
The RBI and its governor, Urjit Patel, are trying to manage a steadily depreciating currency, rising prices, global trade wars, and a flight of capital. But there are obstacles ahead.
