The global economy encompasses the interconnected economic activities of countries worldwide. It includes trade, investment, and financial markets. Economic policies in one nation can impact others. Globalisation has increased interdependence among nations. Emerging markets play a role in growth. Challenges include inequality and environmental concerns. Understanding these dynamics is crucial for navigating the modern economic landscape.
India is set to host Bharat Steel 2026, a two-day international conference-cum-exhibition on 16–17 April at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi. Organised by the Ministry of Steel, the event...
When the United States marked its so-called “Liberation Day” in April with a sharp escalation of tariffs under President Donald Trump, the prevailing global mood was bleak. Analysts...
India’s 8.2 per cent GDP growth in the July–September 2025 quarter places it firmly at the top of the global growth table, even as global demand weakens and...
China and India began their post-independence economic journeys with broadly similar developmental challenges, but their trajectories diverged sharply after key policy shifts. China’s reforms under Deng Xiaoping in...
China crossing the $1 trillion trade surplus mark within just eleven months of 2025 is unprecedented in global trade history. While the headline number signals export strength and...
India continues to face a serious hunger crisis despite its democratic governance and status as a leading food producer. The 2025 Global Hunger Index (GHI) ranks India 102nd...
India’s landmark Labour Codes, introduced recently, aim to transform the nation’s employment landscape. These reforms seek to replace a fragmented and informal labour system with one that is...
India’s trade relations in 2025 are marked by developments in Free Trade Agreements (FTAs). Negotiations with the United States are nearing a deal, but it will not be...
India’s ambitious target of becoming a $30-trillion economy by 2047 places cities at the centre of its development strategy. Cities must not only absorb rapid population growth but...
India’s metals and metallurgy sector faces a critical juncture in 2025. The country’s trade pattern reveals a persistent structural imbalance. India exports mainly low-value bulk metals but imports...
