Category Archives: global finance

Home Archive by category "global finance"

Published On -

Prasunjit Mukherjee Economic trends, Equity Schemes, global finance, Investing, Investment Styles, mutualfundsahihayeTags: , , , , , , ,

Should I quit the markets now

In wars, there is nothing right. Only what is left!!! As I sit down to write this article, the clouds have gotten darker and definitely more ominous. But for those who are in the capital markets as well as everyone who is saving and investing, the situation is definitely more than alarming. The cons...
Read More

Published On -

Prasunjit Mukherjee Business Plans, Competitive Research, Consumer interest, Economic trends, Finance & Accounting, General economics, global finance, InvestingTags: , , , , ,

Can Crude be at 30-35 USD per barrel

India’s biggest agony – or so we learn from the numerous media mentions – is OIL. Specifically crude. Every time a small war or a big skirmish takes place, near or far, the mandarins at the various government departments shake in their designer socks and pass on the nerves to us, via the vario...
Read More

Published On -

Prasunjit Mukherjee Business Plans, Competitive Research, Consumer interest, Economic trends, General economics, global finance, Investment Styles, mutualfundsahihaye, reciprocal tariffsTags: , , , , , , ,

These issues make me nervous

I received quite a few WhatsApp messages on the direction of the market and the best markers there are. While the yield graph explanation was the most plausible and rational (and one that I am aware of), there were quite a few that were wacky but enticing. One was a very adult themed diagnostic mech...
Read More

Published On -

Prasunjit Mukherjee budget, Business Plans, Competitive Research, Consumer interest, Economic trends, General economics, global finance, Investment Styles, Investments, Mutual Fund Company, mutualfundsahihaye, reciprocal tariffs, TariffsTags: , , , , , , ,

Blunderiff by Trump

Liberation!!!! The word has more than a hint of romance. More than a whiff of history. More than a seed for literature. For a country that got independent in 1776, having a liberation moment and announced with all bells and whistles, 250 years after is definitely less American and more Confucian. An...
Read More