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Moneycontrol Pro Weekender | In the long run we are all dead, but the markets will be up - Vimarsana News

Moneycontrol Pro Weekender | In the long run we are all dead, but the markets will be up

In the long run, inequality is a big factor in driving stock prices up

The Eastern Window: Bangladeshi voters express dissent with low turnout - Vimarsana News

The Eastern Window: Bangladeshi voters express dissent with low turnout

A majority of Bangladesh’s voters have expressed dissatisfaction towards the government by refusing to turn up at the polling booths. Though Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is sure to retain power, she has not been able to avoid criticism about the suppression of democratic rights.

The Eastern Window: Elections in Taiwan and the US will be crucial to China's foreign policy in 2024 - Vimarsana News

The Eastern Window: Elections in Taiwan and the US will be crucial to China's foreign policy in 2024

China has reasons to worry about the return of a pro-independence political party to power in Taiwan and the increase in anti-China sentiment in the US election. It is also closely watching the 2024 elections in India and Pakistan

Moneycontrol Pro Weekender: A Modern Christmas Carol - Vimarsana News

Moneycontrol Pro Weekender: A Modern Christmas Carol

Jay Powell meets the ghosts of markets past,  present and future

The Eastern Window: China's stimulus move not enough to revive investor sentiment - Vimarsana News

The Eastern Window: China's stimulus move not enough to revive investor sentiment

China has taken some major steps like infusing massive funds in banks to kick-start the sluggish economy. But analysts say it may not be enough to encourage new investment