Shweta Punj

2 months ago | moneycontrol.com | Shweta Punj

The Trump tariffs make the WTO more and more dysfunctional, says the economist and former MP April 04, 2025 / 18:20 IST NK Singh, economist and former MP As a responsible growing power, India will have to calibrate its self-interest going forward, says NK Singh, economist and former MP. In a conversation with Shweta Punj from Moneycontrol, he says that India will have to rethink its approach with China and other Asian economies such as Indonesia, Vietnam.

2 months ago | moneycontrol.com | Shweta Punj

27% tariffs were levied on India as part of Trump’s reciprocal plan, lowest amongst its Asian peers. The government intends to negotiate further and reduce tariffs for US imports into India under section 4 C of the executive order. April 03, 2025 / 15:23 IST Donald Trump called April 2 'Liberation Day' and promised economic benefits from his tariff policies. India has been slapped with 27% tariffs as part of US President Donald Trump’s reciprocal tariff plan announced on April 2.

2 months ago | moneycontrol.com | Shweta Punj

A government official told Moneycontrol that the IndusInd issue is a stand-alone and is not indicative of the risks in the banking system. March 28, 2025 / 14:33 IST The bank shares slipped on March 28th, snapping a two-day winning streak ahead of the external auditor PwC’s report on bank’s accounting discrepancies. Bank frauds or shocks have a way of eroding confidence in the sector that is usually considered a benchmark of confidence, stability and growth.

2 months ago | moneycontrol.com | Shweta Punj

Economist at S & P Global,  Vishrut Rana S & P has revised India’s forecast to 6.5 percent from 6.7 percent, Economist at S & P Global, Vishrut Rana explains to Shweta Punj from Moneycontrol that a slowdown in consumption activity and a challenging trade environment makes it a tricky environment for India but strong fundamentals, a rising middle class, strong technological growth will continue to power growth.

2 months ago | moneycontrol.com | Shweta Punj

HomeNewsBusinessChina has embraced Chanakya’s Saam Daam Dand Bhed, we must too, says Nilesh Shah, MD, Kotak MF Trending TopicsBusiness News LiveReciprocal TariffGold PricePayments BankBank Holidays in March As long as foreign portfolio investors are selling aggressively, markets will continue to go down. India has to deliver on the earnings growth expectations and push forth a fresh narrative for foreign investors.