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Devangshu Datta, an internationally rated chess and bridge player, is a seasoned writer and columnist with extensive experience covering diverse topics such as finance, technology, science, and sports. Known for his analytical approach and clear writing style, Datta has contributed to several leading publications, including Business Standard, The Economic Times, The Telegraph, and Outlook. He also serves on the editorial board of Business Standard.
Devangshu Datta, an internationally rated chess and bridge player, is a seasoned writer and columnist with extensive experience covering diverse topics such as finance, technology, science, and sports. Known for his analytical approach and clear writing style, Datta has contributed to several leading publications, including Business Standard, The Economic Times, The Telegraph, and Outlook. He also serves on the editorial board of Business Standard.
Improving topline growth but combined ratio, loss ratio key concerns
A short but beautifully written book by an Albanian woman physicist delves into the non-mathematical explanations of the existence of multiple universes and where the hypothesis could lead
Value of new business growth and margins remained strong in Q2
Indian inflation is running at 7.4 per cent, while the 364-day T Bill yield in late September auctions was 6.65 per cent
Low prices and the underlying demand for the yellow metal, coupled with high inflation are positives
The stock has always been highly valued with a current PE that's usually averaged around 45-50x
Cheating poses an existential challenge to chess. It's hard to know how it will be mitigated, but it must be, if chess is to continue being a legitimate sport
Though there are some near-term concerns on the business front, most analysts are positive
September volumes were better than estimates led by the new launch Hunter 350
The 200-DMA is generally a good indicator of a long-term trend
The guidance is for overall 20 per cent growth in 2022-23
An analysis of defence capex over the past 12 years shows a noticeable shift towards indigenisation
Scientists will be watching through the next several weeks to see how effective the impact was
Lockdowns in China, energy shortages in Europe and tightening interest rates may have an impact on production, leading to lower supply
The writing is on the wall, but many businesses will take a while to recognise that the transition to working from home and gig-work is permanent
A recovering economy may lead to higher credit demand from corporates, despite rising rates and there are signs that retail consumption is picking up
GAIL has come under pressure since it is not receiving contracted liquefied natural gas (LNG) cargoes and it is being forced to buy LNG at much higher prices
SUV launches getting traction, weak rural demand a headwind for tractors
Brokerages are positive given growth prospects, falling debt levels and high dividends
The IT industry is seen as a hedge against rupee depreciation