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For Moneycontrol's Pro Panorama December 6 edition: RBI's liquidity-easing step in interest rate status quo, Indian equities' near-term risks continue, MapmyIndia's next move decoded, Europe's crises spill over onto Indian equities, and more
By: Aparna Iyer
LIC has made many changes, but nothing seems to be working in terms of stemming its market share loss
By: Aparna Iyer
Foreign investors are becoming less enthusiastic about Indian debt
In Moneycontrol Pro Panorama December 20 edition:
Despite pressure on the trade gap, balance of payments seems to be on track for a small deficit in FY25
The RBI’s interventions have been criticized and have found support too
In today’s edition of Pro Panorama: Mapping rupee’s trajectory, Q3 GDP maths, red flag over startups and much more
By: Aparna Iyer
There is enough demand for government bonds and more in 2025.
Lower the income, the higher the borrowing towards consumption and an easier slip towards sub-prime category
By: Aparna Iyer
Q3 to be a quarter of slowdown for banks as asset quality becomes a test
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