By the end of March 2026 India will overtake Japan to become the world’s fourth-largest economy. But the country falls short ...
The US’s $38 trillion debt crisis could reshape global power, but India must adopt free-market strategies to propel its ...
There is little dispute that India’s growth turned around in the early 1980s. Economic growth soared from about 3.5 per cent ...
Japan And China Continue To Spar Over Takaichi's Taiwan Remarks. The Japanese and Chinese governments continue to trade words ...
From electric-car sales to big sporting events and AI, here is a global round-up for 2026 from The Economist Intelligence ...
India is aiming at nothing less than a $30-35 trillion economy over the next two decades, with manufacturing and innovation at its core, industrialist Baba Kalyani said on Thursday.
North American central banks lowered borrowing costs but signaled fewer cuts ahead, while the ECB and Bank of Japan held ...
Also in today’s newsletter, new fees imposed by EU on Shein and Temu packages and fresh interest to buy foreign assets of ...
Pew survey reveals India ranks lowest in AI awareness, with only 46% familiar with AI and 19% among young adults.
With both gross merchandise value and revenue seeing steady growth of 15 per cent on-year, Southeast Asia’s digital economy ...
A panel of experts unpacks the defining political and economic events of the year and what they mean for India and Asia in ...
The Fed flinches, the bull runs, and the AI boom isn’t slowing, with NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) claiming 8% of the S&P 500. Each ...
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