Is there light at the end of the tunnel for Paytm?
The company’s stock has been battered since its public-market debut in November 2021 but recent results indicate Paytm could achieve positive cash-flow soon
Test-Driving 5 Indian OTT Aggregator Platforms
Amid the mushrooming of OTT aggregator services in India, here’s a look at how 5 of them compare in terms of what they offer (and deliver to) users.
Any signal clarity?
Exit polls in Karnataka point to yet another hung house, though with the opposition Congress party mostly ahead of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and possibly within range of a majority
The SVB crash could cue how to fortify banks in India
Let’s not waste a crisis in the US but review our own banking safety systems in the light of SVB learnings.
A revised Washington Consensus is beginning to attain coherence
The US administration is trying to reconcile its retreat from market ideals with a need to secure the global economy’s future.
Reality lags rhetoric on women’s representation
Once again, the Karnataka elections saw too few women candidates. We need to bridge a glaring gender gap across the country for representative democracy to fulfil its promise.
Keep up the spirit among those who work in India’s social sector
Some get disillusioned but knowing that the world changes only slowly can act as a morale booster
Why does a sovereign-rating upgrade continue to elude India?
The country’s strengths – robust GDP growth and resilient external finances – are offset by high deficits and debt levels
We can’t really expect artificial intelligence to beat the market
Researchers are using ChatGPT to decipher US Federal Reserve statements and mine headlines for clues about where stocks are headed.
Reforms will determine whether China can return to rapid growth
Its economy should adjust its growth model again and financial liberalization could set a ball rolling to accelerate expansion.
India’s stumble on rupee trading holds a lesson on globalization
Indian exports must rise for countries to hold the rupee without worrying about what to do with it