Money Order

Trump will impose tariffs on Indian products if he becomes President again!!! And that's a big deal because the US is our biggest export partner. But will it actually hurt India? Or will it backfire and hurt the US instead? Listen to the latest edition of our podcast for the answer

Nvidia has expressed a strong interest in collaborating with India on its semiconductor push and AI ambitions. Tune in to this episode to explore if this partnership could be the key to giving India another shot at becoming a chipmaking powerhouse.

300 years ago, India was richer than the US. But today, the US per capita GDP is a whopping  11 times  higher than India’s. What went wrong? Is the British colonisation to blame? But the British colonised the US too and it didn't suffer our fate. That's what we explain in this edition of Money Order, our weekly podcast on all things economy.

RBI is building a war chest of forex reserves and we're only the fourth country to cross the $700 billion mark. But what are forex reserves, why do central banks build them, and do we even need such a mammoth reserve?

Gold prices are hitting all time highs due to 3 factors – war, interest rates, and central bank activity. In this episode, we break down what's driving gold prices and why there might be a hurdle in gold's way.

China's Politburo has announced a slew of measures to support its economy. Why? What went wrong in China? Our latest episode covers all of this.

Ever wonder why the world pays so much attention to what the US Fed does with interest rates? Tune in to this episode to find out

In this episode of Money Order, we explain why India might be considering setting up a Sovereign Wealth Fund.

In this edition of Money Order, we look at some unconventional methods of tracking recessions.

After 20 years, the government has finally decided to guarantee pensions for its employees – it's rolling out the Unified Pension Scheme (UPS). In the latest edition of Money Order, we trace the history of pensions and tell you whether the UPS is going to be a fiscal nightmare.

Last week, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) cracked the whip on peer-to-peer (P2P) lending platforms and in this edition, we’re going to tell you what’s going on and whether China’s lessons have a role to play in all this.

The Reserve Bank of India recently tweaked some rules that made it harder for foreign investors to buy 14 and 30-year dated Indian government bonds. But why did the RBI do this? That's what we'll tell you on this episode.

On 31st July, the Bank of Japan increased interest rates to 0.25% and shocked everyone. Global stock markets crashed. But just as swiftly, the central bank backtracked , tried to soothe the nerves of investors, and said it wouldn't raise interest rates anymore. In this episode, we explain how an interest rate hike killed something called the Carry Trade and why the Bank of Japan felt the need...