Economy

For every 10% rise in global crude oil prices, India’s inflation could rise by 0.2%.

Imagine an economy that’s not overheating with high prices...and not slowing down either. That sweet spot where growth stays strong, inflation stays in check, and interest rates remain stable is what economists like to call a Goldilocks economy.

In July 2025, India’s market regulator SEBI shook the global trading world by banning Jane Street, one of Wall Street’s most elite and secretive trading firms from operating in Indian securities markets. The move came after SEBI accused the firm of manipulating India’s high-volume derivatives segment, specifically targeting trades in Bank Nifty options. But what makes this case truly fascinating is how it began not with a tip-off or whistle blower, but with a lawsuit filed by

One useful tool for gauging overall market valuation is the Buffett Indicator, which compares a country’s total stock market value to its GDP. As of July 2025, the United States stands at an elevated 207%, while India ranges between 124% to 129%, both well above their historical averages.

India’s economy grew by 6.5% in 2024-25, and even more impressively, clocked 7.4% growth in the last quarter, making it one of the fastest-growing major economies right now.

India's inflation numbers in May 2025 certainly made headlines, hitting a remarkable six-year low with the headline Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation at just 2.82%. That sounds like great news, right?

Last week's market update, we take a closer look at India’s easing inflation, with wholesale price growth slowing to its lowest in over a year. While food prices moderated, the trade deficit remains stable, and passenger vehicle sales saw modest growth. On a positive note, India’s foreign exchange reserves continue to rise. We also touch on global economic trends, with central banks like the Federal Reserve and the Bank of England maintaining cautious stances amidst ongoing u

This week’s global market roundup brings encouraging news on inflation, with India hitting a 6-year low and US consumer sentiment showing signs of recovery. But China’s continued deflation and rising UK unemployment point to deeper economic uncertainties. Here's a quick look at what's moving the numbers around the world.

The week of June 2–8, 2025, brings a wave of important economic updates from India, the US, China, Europe, and Canada. From surprising rate cuts to slowing manufacturing and easing inflation, this roundup highlights how major economies are navigating a shifting global landscape.

The RBI has surprised everyone with a sharp 50 bps repo rate cut, the steepest in five years. This move could lower your EMIs, impact loan rates, and give a boost to the Indian economy. Here’s what it means for you.

India’s banking landscape hides surprising regional gaps. Which states lend far more than others? Discover what these credit patterns reveal about the country’s hidden growth opportunities. Over the last two decades, India’s banking sector has undergone a significant transformation. While overall deposit and credit volumes have grown impressively, a deeper look through the lens of the Credit-Deposit (CD) Ratio reveals a story of regional divergence. This ratio, which reflects

Is the $4 Trillion GDP really significant for a country like India? Read more and find out...

India's inflation cooled to a six-year low of 3.16% in April 2025, driven by a sharp drop in food prices. However, Kerala bucked the trend, recording the highest inflation among major states at 5.94%, mainly due to rural price pressures. India’s inflation cooled significantly in April 2025, offering much-needed relief to consumers and policymakers alike. The headline Consumer Price Index (CPI) stood at 3.16% year-on-year, down from 3.34% in March. This marks the lowest inflat

Under the new tax regime, individuals with a taxable income of up to ₹12 lakh (or even ₹12.75 lakh for salaried folks after the standard deduction) effectively pay no tax.