Understanding International trade is not an easy task. The number of variables involved is so many that even people forget the count of them. However, a fixed currency is a necessary ...
Globalisation may be a new concept, but globalised trade is not. That is why the concept of Reserve currency is as old as international trade itself. Greek drachma, Roman denari, Byzantine ...
Over the last 5 decades, we have become used to valuing our currency in terms of the US Dollar. We rejoice if the Rupee goes up, similarly, we feel sad if ...
There is a reason why good psychotherapists advise you to not take much emotional support during trauma. Trauma-driven response brings out the best in you. This is exactly what is happening ...
Petrodollar had it too good for too long. Just because it dominated the world’s energy market meant that whatever evil emerged out of it was forgiven by western superpowers. But, its ...
‘Open’, a Neobanking platform became the 100th Indian company to enter the Unicorn club It is an ode to PM Modi’s efforts towards making people job providers, rather than job seekers ...
In his latest column, Manmohan Singh urged that India should not remove its dependence on the US Dollar Currently, India is working on developing bilateral currency swap agreements with Russia and ...
In the last few years, India’s Edu-tech sector has witnessed an exponential rise. The industry is believed to have received a $16.1B in VC funding, a 32X increase from 500M received ...
Why the world should move away from petrodollars and go back to the gold standard? World War II gave the United States of America an opportunity like no other. The U.S. ...
Cooperatives Minister Amit Shah has chalked out a strategy for aligning cooperatives in India’s future growth story The credit for increasing India’s farm productivity lies directly with the flourishing of lakhs ...
What do you do when a foreign leader is protecting his own country's interests and you are losing out in the process? Well, you try to ridicule him. You try to ...
The government of India has planned investments worth Rs 7 trillion in the infrastructure sector, to be spent in the next 2-3 years, according to an Indian Express report. To remove the major ...
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