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By Anjan Roy Economic forecasting is always hazardous. It is more so in the current scenario. There are always any number of uncertainties about the future. But currently these are multifarious. No one really knows, including the dramatis personae, what will happen in the next week, let alone in course of the coming year. Take

By Anjan Roy The Indian stock market is looking like unstoppable, for now. The equity markets are scaling new heights and along with that, the investors are reaping riches. The BSE Sensex has increased by close to 1000 points in intra-day trading on Friday. The NSE index has climbed by close to 300 points. The

By Anjan Roy It was a contradiction in terms. One of the largest producers of fossil fuels, UAE, was hosting the UN talks on limiting use of such fuels to cut down CO2 emissions and thereby help keep earth’s temperature rise within the stipulated 1.5 degrees above pre-industrial levels. At the end of the talks

By Anjan Roy Like the proverbial sphinx, life is springing afresh from the destruction of October 7 when scores of young people were killed by|1militants|1of Hamas in the Israeli kibbutz and a musical concert. Unbelievable as it is, but Israeli doctors have been busy extracting sperm from the dead and making arrangements for recreating life.

     by anjan roy  one of the most powerful global credit agencies, moody’s, has downgraded china’s economic outlook to negative from stable. this has major implications for a country in the financial markets

World’s second largest economy is yet to come out of its long Covid Syndromes By Anjan Roy One of the most powerful global credit agencies, Moody’s, has downgraded China’s economic outlook to negative from stable. This has major implications for a country in the financial markets and as a reliable destination for global investors. Immediately,

Former US Secretary of State had his strategic defeat in 1971 at the hands of India By Anjan Roy Henry Kissinger, former US secretary of state, who died on November 30 at 100, was so infuriated by India pressing ahead with creation of Bangladesh and seeing his games foiled and defeated by an impoverished country,

President Xi Jinping intervenes to bail out the company to prevent its spread By Anjan Roy China’s is staring in the face of a possible financial sector crisis, with its largest privately owned non-banking financial company unable to meet its obligations. Zhongzhi financial company, having widespread exposure to China’s real estate sector, has failed to

In the emerging post-Industrial era, ideas and super brainy techies only matter By Anjan Roy Sam Altman has become globally known overnight not because of what he had achieved already, which was seminal, but because he was summarily sacked by the board of directors of the startup firm he had established. Sam Altman had become

By Anjan Roy In China, a dead man is always more dangerous than a living one. A death of a Chinese leader has brought on the country a realisation of a fork in the forest road. W.H. Auden had written a poem “Fork in the Road,” where he talks of a traveller coming to a