As bond yields surge across the world amid high levels of uncertainty, credit is set to get costlier and India can’t expect to escape its impact. It must stick to its path of reforms and fiscal prudence. This is not a time for wanton economic populism.
More in Opinion
Nvidia's purchase of Hugging Face will strengthen its model-agnostic position in the AI market
September 7, 2026
Nikhil Gupta: What's driving the growth of corporate profits? Here’s what the data says
September 7, 2026
Ajit Ranade: RBI owes the public an explanation for its exorbitant dollar deposit scheme
September 7, 2026
Expect a crackdown on HR practices that violate antitrust laws: the labour market needs competition too
September 7, 2026
Trump's latest threat to the US Fed is a stunner: can monetary and trade policy be taken so lightly?
September 7, 2026
Mint Quick Edit | Car-buyers are turning over a green leaf: EV charging infrastructure needs a boost
September 7, 2026
Latest News
போர் செலவுக்கு ஆபாச படங்களை சட்டப்பூர்வமாக்கும் உக்ரைன்? 30,000 டிரோன்கள் வாங்க அதிரடி திட்டம்!
September 7, 2026
Ira Sachs, Jordan Firstman and Diego Luna Among San Sebastian’s Film Talks Lineup
September 7, 2026
Merse: I worry about De Zerbi criticising Spurs forwards and medical staff
September 7, 2026
ஆபாசத்தை அங்கீகரிக்கும் உக்ரைன்.. போருக்கு நிதி இல்லாததால் ஜெலன்ஸ்கி எடுத்த முடிவு! பின்னணி
September 7, 2026
Ellen Burstyn on Being “Recognized” by Marilyn Monroe, Changing Roles for Women With ‘Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore’
September 7, 2026
PCB to investigate conduct and discipline of Pakistan players in England
September 7, 2026