Strong local governments are essential for sustained growth
FPI selling is driven mostly by global factors
A durable liquidity surplus calls for a lasting solution, with a higher CRR helping the RBI align the call rate with the repo rate while preserving interbank market activity.
Tax reform must be guided by durable, long-term economic objectives rather than panic-driven responses to temporary external shocks
Today's editorials and columns examine India's financial sector, gender gaps in apprenticeships, UK-EU carbon-border rules, China's economic vulnerabilities and a book exploring Aligarh's history
Women face multiple employment-related constraints
Vibrant BFSI sector will augment growth
Though few dare to speculate about it publicly, an economic and political perfect storm is bearing down on China
Sustained government support has to be given to MSMEs for them to achieve compliance with the UK and EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism systems
Today's pieces examine India's ethanol blending policy, Lula's fiscal challenges in Brazil, AI-driven cybersecurity threats, export competitiveness and a book on the integration of princely states
Tariffs, wars and global disorder are forging a more resilient India Inc
Beyond compliance, regulations must prioritise speed and preparedness in responding to threats in the AI age
Lula da Silva has multiple challenges
A slower transition can address unanticipated impacts
Good policy lies in balancing competing priorities, from affordability and innovation to inclusion and protection, while ensuring growth, accountability and long-term sustainability
The scale of the selling and the speed and magnitude of the underperformance in Indian equities are unsustainable
Experts clarify rules on overseas job work under advance authorisation, leasing capital goods under EPCG and timelines for invoicing and export shipments
Controls in health care are needed but come with risks
Interoperability can enable inclusive lending
The ripples the Tata affair will cause are yet to become clear - but promoters will be nervous at such a coup by the professional hire