Anil Sasi

Trump has been championing the cause of American workers, labouring for support from prominent union leaders and has been ostensibly against lay-offs. Musk, on the other hand, is synonymous with firings across all of his companies.

The Indian markets, like stock markets globally, are far more focused on the outcome of the US presidential elections and the near-term volatility is reflective of how close the American election outcome is projected to be.

The Indian markets, like stock markets globally, are far more focused on the outcome of the US presidential elections and the near-term volatility is reflective of how close the American election outcome is projected to be.

Economic outlook presented by Donald Trump could, if put into practice, trigger higher inflation in US — provoking action by the Federal Reserve that would impact economies across the world, including India. Here's what to look for in the spheres of business and economy

The Fed (and other central banks) influences employment and inflation primarily by using monetary policy tools to control the availability and cost of credit in the economy.

Until about three years ago, Germany appeared to be the epitome of economic and political success. How have things gone so wrong since then on both fronts?

While Musk is now a key figure in advising President-elect Trump, there are many issues in which their interests don't appear to align. We take a look at five of them.

An index is said to be in a “correction” phase when it falls more than 10% from its last peak level. A more-than-20% fall signals a “bear market” phase.

New Delhi is increasingly viewing Small Modular Reactors as an area of strategic interest. US president-elect Donald Trump too appears keen on them. Here's how India could benefit from this.

New Delhi is increasingly viewing Small Modular Reactors as an area of strategic interest. US president-elect Donald Trump too appears keen on them. Here's how India could benefit from this.