Raghav Aggarwal

Crypto wrap: Market trading flat amid regulatory crackdown on Binance

Earlier this week, the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission filed a lawsuit against Binance for trading against customers and misusing internal trading channels

Crypto wrap: Central banks' commentary on inflation keeping market weak

Cryptocurrency news: Both Bitcoin and Ethereum have been trading below crucial support levels

Hindenburg report deliberate, malicious attempt to damage reputation: Adani

Hindenburg report deliberate, malicious attempt to damage reputation: Adani

It's time to get real about rupee's role in international financial system

New Delhi's own experiment with Russian oil should be a sobering reminder of how little sanctions have done to dethrone the US currency. Internationalizing the rupee will neither be swift, nor easy

Five of India's ten richest realty barons saw wealth erosion last year

Among the top 10, Mangal Prabhat Lodha and family of Macrotech Developers saw the steepest wealth erosion of 20 per cent in 2022-23: Grohe-Hurun India Real Estate Rich List 2023

Housing inventory overhang lowest in 5 years on the back of robust sales

Data from Anarock showed that inventory overhang was the lowest in Bengaluru at 13 months

RBI monetary policy: Will the central bank hike repo rate again tomorrow?

RBI MPC: If the RBI announces another rate hike tomorrow, it will take the repo rate to the highest level since April 2016, when it was 6.75 per cent

Books turn over a new leaf with boom in religion and spirituality

This is a trend confirmed by publishers, who are flocking to the segment, though empirical data might take a while to come

Why has Donald Trump been indicted and can he run for 2024 elections?

With his indictment on Friday, Trump has become the first former US president to face criminal charges

Revenue growth of IT firms in FY24 to be 7-9% lower than FY23: CRISIL

The key reason for the sharp fall in revenues is the slowdown in the BFSI segment, which accounts for 30% of the sector's revenues

NPCI interchange fee rule: Will your UPI-wallet payments not be free now?

The NPCI's decision to levy 1.1 per cent fees on the UPI-wallet payments has led to a lot of speculation on social media, people are worried this will make the transactions costlier. But is it true?

Sale of residential property in Mumbai touches a five-year high in 2022

Most of the home buyers were inclined towards mid-segment housing in Mumbai in the price range of Rs 1 to 2 crore

Four in every five early-stage start-ups in India want to hire more in 2023

15.79 per cent of these start-ups want to keep their headcount unchanged: FICCI - Randstad Start-up Hiring Trends Survey

Toll operators in India to see a revenue jump of 16-18% in FY23: CRISIL

In FY24, the revenue growth will continue to be strong, but it will be a lower 9-11 per cent

After Roald Dahl, Agatha Christie's novels revised by 'sensitivity readers'

The recent revisions to Christie's novels are part of a trend to edit the works of several classic writers. This includes names like Roald Dahl and Ian Fleming

Indian kids now spend less time than adults on physical activities: Survey

The top two reasons for the low participation of kids are 'lack of time' and the need to 'focus on studies': PUMA-Nielsen sports survey

Finance minister asks public banks to take stress tests; what are these?

Bank stress tests were introduced after the 2008 financial crisis, and they revealed the vulnerability of banks to market crashes and economic downturns

What are municipal bonds, and why do investors prefer them over corp bonds?

Municipal bonds are primarily issued to raise money for financing infrastructure projects like building parks, libraries, schools, police departments and community centres

Demystifying Nithyananda's self-proclaimed country United States of Kailasa

The 'nation' made it to headlines again in February this year when its 'representatives' attended a discussion conducted by the United Nations in Geneva

What are AT1 bonds, and why are Credit Suisse's worth $17 bn now wiped out?

The wipeout of $17 billion worth of AT1 bonds in the UBS-Credit Suisse deal has spooked investors as they now assess if this can happen to their AT1 holdings in other banks as well