Markets are bi-polar in the short term. Manic one moment and depressive the other
Following Pulwama, what Narendra Modi’s team designed was a classic dodge, distract, derail scheme, says Yogendra Yadav
Choose a financial confidant, who is trustworthy, non-judgmental, compassionate and has the ability to listen without offering advice. You can also get professional help from your money coach, or counsellor and find happiness in your relationship with money
As Huawei loses access to updates on the Android operating system, anyone using a Huawei smartphone is sure to be miffed
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As the general elections enter its final leg, the atmosphere is already highly charged with exit polls doing the rounds. Amidst all the razzmatazz, here comes a counter view. In a video interview, veteran markets commentator, author Saurabh Mukherjea of Marcellus Investment Managers explains why there is a little co-relation between markets and polls. Given that there is a continuum of policy across different parties, historically, it has mattered not very much who's won and who's lost from a markets perspective. Mukherjea also goes on to explain the growth trajectory for the Indian economy and what it means for stock markets. Watch the video for more.
Implementation of the Indian Financial code will provide the momentum that the country’s ailing financial system requires
Apart from increasing local hiring at higher costs, firms may structurally change their delivery methodologies to cope with visa pressures
The government that will be in place a few days from now will face a consumption slowdown. Given the role of consumption in driving the Indian economy in the past few years
The candidates contesting the 2019 Lok Sabha elections are richer and facing more criminal charges than the contestants of previous elections
