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Letter: Disappointing letter
I am writing to comment on the letter by Desmond Lachman printed in your February 17 edition. The original comment by Sir Alec Douglas-Home, comparing
Eight stock picks for 24 February—two steel giants among stocks recommended by market experts on Monday
Three stocks to buy on Monday, recommended by NeoTrader’s Raja Venkatraman • PGEL: Buy above: ₹830 | Stop: ₹855 | Target: ₹890-910 This counter from the
Trump’s ‘realism’ is stuff of dreams for Putin
I find the idea of “realism” in international politics, as explained in the letter from the former British ambassador to Russia Sir Anthony Brenton (“Trump
India’s coal sector edging towards self-reliance
With the fifth-largest coal reserves globally and ranking as the second-largest consumer, coal remains a critical energy source in India. Approximately 74 per cent of
Markets with Bertie: All roads lead to deregulation
At a recent investor conference, Bertie met one of India’s most celebrated entrepreneurs. During the conversation, he asked Bertie a rhetorical question, “You know what
Fresh bear hug could drag the market down to 22,500
The strong support of 22,800, which was tested six times through Friday, could give way and trap the bulls initially this week, according to derivatives
German election winner Friedrich Merz promises ‘independence from US’
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India’s valuation edge over China and other EMs may face pressure, warns Tata AMC’s Singh
Apart from the dollar’s strength and the “US exceptionalism” that has impacted all emerging market flows, the revival of positive sentiment around China’s technology sector
UK and India relaunch trade talks in bid to boost investment opportunities
Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Britain and India will relaunch
Real estate companies fund-raise ammo to fuel growth
Residential real estate companies are amping up for the next leg of growth by strengthening their financial positions. To meet expansion needs, many listed grade