The truth is out and it is unpalatable. The GDP growth rate is down to 7% and is projected to…
Davos must be a sad place this year. Many top bankers have stayed away and those who are there cannot…
There seems to be a consensus that this year, 2011-12, the GDP growth outcome will be about 7-7.5%. Next year…
This is the year where the most optimistic forecasts are depressing enough let alone the more realistic ones.
The FDI decision was a false signal that the UPA-2 may have found its reforming zeal back. The manner of…
If the eurozone crisis were a soap opera, it would be unbeatable. Here is an ongoing crisis affecting one nation…
The eurozone crisis, which has now been going on for nearly two years, has come to a revealing moment.
After a policy paralysis that has lasted for two years, do we now have some signs of change? First there…
The decision by George Papandreou to hold a referendum on the terms of the repayment conditions has collapsed amidst ignominy.
There seems to be no end to the crisis that began with the collapse of Lehman Brothers in September 2008.
The fracas over R32 per day was amusing and sad. Obviously, none of the journalists and politicians had known that…
It is 80 years this month since Britain went off the Gold Standard.
The global economy is once again trembling on the brink of a likely double-dip recession. In the US, employment growth…
The government or the country has had no chance to celebrate the 20th anniversary of liberal reforms.
Markets love risk but hate uncertainty. Keynes made a lot out of the distinction between risk and uncertainty.
Unlike Greece, where some of the leaders were caught unawares as to how bad their fiscal situation was, the American…
The one question that does not go away is about the slow pace of the recovery in the US and…
The Greek tragedy is not yet over. At various intervals, we see the damsel in distress about to be rescued…
