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Rupee is falling, Foriengs policy is falling, Stock market is falling, FIIs is leaving, Layoff is happening . . . . . What could be the reason behind these economic challenges....🤔🤔

The RBI is expected to maintain the status quo in its monetary policy, keeping the repo rate unchanged at 6.5% for the eighth consecutive time, focusing on maintaining price stability and sustainable economic growth. Ab hogi Growth 💹

The heavy fall in the Indian market this time is mainly due to the sell off by FIIs and retail investors this is simply a phase of profit booking nothing more once the Indian market aligns with its valuation I hope it can move towards a new high agai

Uday Kotak warns that India's economic 'animal spirits' are fading as young business families focus more on investments than building companies. He urges policymakers to address the impact of US policies pulling foreign capital away. Kotak stresses t

Equities Projected to Deliver 8%-12% Returns in 2025 The year 2025 brings a mixed bag of challenges and opportunities, marked by macroeconomic turbulence, global trade uncertainties, and policy changes. Investors can benefit from well-planned asset

Right now, many articles are writing that the Indian market has become cheap and it can't fall any further, among many other things. Let me make one thing clear along with that: just because the market is cheap, it doesn't mean that economic problems

Every major South Asian economy—except India and Bhutan—is staring at economic headwinds. Here’s the projected GDP growth rate for FY25: India: 6.4% Nepal: 4.4% Sri Lanka: 3.5% Bangladesh: 3.3% Pakistan: 2.7% While India stands out with stron

Current Economic Headwinds for VC Funders The VC landscape in mid-2025 is grappling with significant economic shifts. After a boom, VC funders face a more disciplined environment due to higher interest rates, persistent inflation, and a recalibration

IPOs can offer significant opportunities for returns, they are safest when approached with a foundation of knowledge. Smart investors who take the time to thoroughly research and understand the companies going public are better positioned to navigate

No, the Indian government cannot block BYD (Build Your Dreams) from operating in India as long as the company complies with Indian laws and regulations. Here’s why: 1. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Policy: India allows foreign companies, including