China’s ambassador to India recently made a key announcement, stating that Beijing will not engage in market dumping. This reassurance comes at a crucial time when global concerns over unfair trade practices are rising, and many nations, including India, are keeping a close eye on Chinese trade activities. What Is
Everyone wants to be friends with India. In a fractured world of tariffs, currency wars & debt bombs — India is the geopolitical safe haven. Money follows trust. And right now, global capital is dialing +91. — Ben Powell, Chief Investment Strategist, BlackRock In today’s uncertain global environment, where supply
Introduction In September 2024, India and Singapore formalized a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate on semiconductor ecosystem development. This strategic alliance aims to leverage Singapore’s advanced semiconductor manufacturing capabilities and India’s vast talent pool and growing market demand. The partnership focuses on talent development, knowledge sharing, supply chain resilience,
I. Executive Summary Reports suggest the United States is planning to stockpile deep-sea metals essential for clean energy and defense use. In response, China has urged the U.S. to respect international maritime law, especially the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS). This development adds tension to
Executive Summary This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) monetary policy changes over the last three years (2022–2025), particularly focusing on repo rate movements and their consequent impact on equity markets and key sectors. The analysis includes detailed repo rate timelines, sectoral reactions, and
So, what’s happening — and why should Indian investors care? What Triggered This Change? Globalization started slowing down after the 2008 financial crisis. Since then, more countries have started looking inward, focusing on their own industries and jobs instead of depending too much on global trade. Why Did Keir Starmer
Welcome to Trade War 2.0 With Trump back in power, the US is once again focusing on “America First.” This time, the big push is toward reviving domestic manufacturing and reducing dependence on imports. Back in 1990, manufacturing made up 17% of the US GDP. Today, it’s fallen below 10%.
Introduction: A Global Trade Earthquake The global economy has experienced a significant disruption. Former U.S. President Donald Trump has announced sweeping new tariffs that could completely reshape global trade. His decision to impose a 10% baseline tariff on all imports into the United States has triggered reactions from businesses, investors,
IMD Warns of Intense Summer – Water Crisis & Investment Opportunities! The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted above-normal summer temperatures from April to June 2025, with intense heatwaves across multiple states in India. This means higher power demand, water shortages, and increased irrigation needs, all of which can create
Imagine a DJ at a party—too loud, and people leave; too soft, and the vibe dies. Now, replace that DJ with the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and the economy as the dance floor. RBI fine-tunes the beats (a.k.a. monetary policy) to ensure that inflation doesn’t ruin the party and
