Solving India’s Industrialization Puzzle
At first glance, the Indian economy appears to be thriving. Since 2000, annual GDP growth has averaged 6%, largely fueled by the service sector. High-value-added
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PODCAST: What’s News in Markets: Netflix’s Blockbuster Quarter, Oracle Gains, GE Aerospace Jumps
What drove Netflix’s blockbuster quarter? And why is a planned AI infrastructure project boosting Oracle? Plus, why did jet maker GE Aerospace’s shares take off?
Week Ahead for FX, Bonds: Fed, ECB Decisions in Focus – WSJ
After a week of focus on U.S. politics following President Trump’s inauguration, focus switches back to monetary policy, with an interest-rate decision due by the
Traders Pile Into Bets on Supersized Rate Cut From European Central Bank – Bloomberg
Traders are placing big options bets on the European Central Bank delivering at least one half-point cut to interest rates by the middle of the
European banks to reward investors with bumper €123bn in payouts – The Financial Times
European banks are on course to return close to €123bn to shareholders for the second consecutive year as lenders lift dividends above their pre-financial crisis
UK Is Set to Face More Frequent Recessions, Economists Warn – Bloomberg
Britain is likely to face more frequent technical recessions after a slowdown in the economy’s speed limit made it vulnerable to growth shocks, according to
Start saving, budget and think long term: how to build financial resilience – The Guardian
Financial resilience doesn’t just mean having lots of money stashed away, but rather having contingency plans in place for certain scenarios. For example, could you
French Factory Mood Darkens as 2025 Clouds Gather – WSJ
Sentiment among French manufacturers deteriorated at the start of a new year clouded by global economic uncertainty and political strife at home. A monthly index
Jamie Dimon on tariffs: ‘Get over it’ – CNN
Businesses worldwide and mainstream economists are fretting about higher prices as President Donald Trump unveils his tariff-heavy economic strategy. But Jamie Dimon, CEO of the
I set out to study which jobs should be done by AI – and found a very human answer
When I interviewed a nurse practitioner in California about what she cherished most about nursing, it was the “human element” of being present with others.