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March was a month for the history books, marked by the collapse of a systemically important financial institution and a bond market wipeout. Caution may be the need of the hour
Investors are starting to realise that new-age companies are a completely different animal
The Budget makes all the right noises and avoids the temptation to be populist
Last year was a nightmare best forgotten. This year started on a strong note for investors, but private markets are still due for a further shakeout
There are too many moving parts in play, and the market outlook for 2023 hinges on one's view of inflation and a US recession
The developed world's energy transition efforts are making the problem worse by moving energy-intensive manufacturing to the developing world
The long-awaited pivot away from US equities may finally be at hand, and India may benefit from this shift
Stock markets will turn, even with all the economic news still being negative, except in two scenarios
Over the past 30 years, despite a difficult backdrop, equity market returns are striking
India and China are on the opposite end of the economic cycle in real estate
Everything Rakesh foresaw for India will happen in the coming years
The tectonic changes underway in the energy ecosystem present the chance of a lifetime for investors
Contrasting narratives are plausible and in play after a truly terrible six months for the markets
There is positive sentiment for India, but in the short-term foreign selling will continue
The inflation data over the coming six months will be critical
The party may not be over yet, but the markets globally are entering a dangerous phase
We may need to be prepared for greater volatility in asset markets and no Fed riding to the rescue to save markets
As foreign portfolio investors bail out, will domestic investors run out of ammunition too?
It will depend on an investor's view of the long-term potential of the economy
With investors beginning to ask the right questions, markets are set to change for the better