Russia-Ukraine war short distraction to net zero emissions: Credit Suisse
The U.S. is leading the green spending charge with its Inflation Reduction Act, says Credit Suisse in a report.
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The Conversation: Jeffrey D. Sachs, Director, CSD, Columbia University
As perils of climate change become increasingly apparent, it is time for affected countries and regions to join the battle against this human-induced crisis
Global inflation to remain ‘front and centre’ in 2023 as well: CEBR
The battle against inflation is not won yet. The fact that core inflation rates, which strip out volatile food and energy prices, have crept up across developed economies, says a CEBR report.
Year 2022 marks inflection point for financial world
The year proved to be a roller-coaster, not only from the geo-political perspective but also from the point of view of asset management and economics.
India Inc. Remains a Cautious Investor
Private companies are not going full throttle to expand capacities despite deleveraged balance sheets, higher profitability and a healthy banking system ready to back their ambitions.
FY23: Race for Record Auto Sales
Price hikes and higher interest rates have failed to come in the way of India's love for cars.
Adani Wilmar: Businesses of Scale
A ₹3,600-crore IPO and focus on the nascent branded staples market with convenience foods have catapulted the Adani Group company into the main league.
Fortune 500 India: The Barometer of Scale
The top 500 club in 2022 is now worth $1.57 trillion in annual revenue, almost as big as the economies of Canada, Mexico and Spain.
India’s GDP growth slows to 6.3% in July-Sept period
Q2 GDP growth eases due to lack of favourable base effect; in terms of GVA, growth for Q2 stands at 5.6%, a dip from 8.3% in year-ago period.
End of QE triggers demand destruction in commodities, says agri expert Prof Sarjanovic
Commodity prices don’t react to just interest rates but also to supply and demand changes. Higher interest rates mean slower growth prospects, says Prof Sarjanovic.
