corporate dollar borrowing

Corporate dollar borrowing boom carries a familiar risk

India’s surge in corporate dollar borrowing through syndicated loans reflects easy global liquidity, but the currency and refinancing risks remain unresolved. #dollar Read more »
US withdrawal from WHO

US withdrawal from WHO is a strategic health failure

The US withdrawal from WHO weakens global health coordination while exposing deep, unresolved failures in America’s own pandemic response. #WHO Read more »
US-Canada trade

US-Canada trade enters an era of leverage and limits

US-Canada trade is shifting from trust to leverage with America testing the limits of coercion and Canada diversifying its trade. Read more »
India seeks to emulate Europe’s tourism success

Tourism could become India’s top strategic services export

Europe’s tourism success rests on institutional coordination, a lesson India has yet to apply despite vast assets. Read more »
Health inequity vs inequality

Health inequity: The social barriers behind the numbers

Health inequity is about avoidable, unjust gaps, and it persists because systems ignore the social frictions that block uptake. Read more »
India-EU FTA

India-EU FTA and the emerging global economic power

The India-EU FTA reflects a strategic recalibration by two large economies navigating a more fragmented and protectionist global order. #India #EU #FTA Read more »
indian rupee vs US dollar

Rupee outlook: Stability by design, weakness by choice

The rupee’s trajectory reflects RBI strategy, capital outflows, and trade risk, not panic, amid global uncertainty. Read more »
Trump’s tariffs

Trump’s tariffs tax Americans, not foreign exporters

Evidence shows Trump’s tariffs fall largely on American firms and consumers, not the targeted foreign exporters. #tariffs #exports #Trump Read more »
Educated youth unemployment in India

Educated youth unemployment explains India’s jobs crisis

Educated youth unemployment in India persists despite high economic growth, pointing to a structural mismatch between degrees and jobs. Read more »
FDI outflows

FDI outflows reflect maturity, but the composition still matters

The FDI outflows from India are exits by mature investors, not a collapse in foreign interest, but it exposes India’s reliance on market-seeking capital. #FDI Read more »