India economy

The Tantallon India Fund closed 0.71% lower in September amid significant global market volatility.

For FSSA's Vinay Agarwal, there are good reasons why investors need to keep India in mind.

The budget presented on Feb 1 marks a reset for both the market, as well as for growth expectations.

The rising costs of refining palm oil in India could see refiners in Indonesia could becoming more competitive.

(Dec 20): The past 12 months have been turbulent, marked by political and economic stresses as well as climate change-related disruptions. The next 12 months are likely to be just as eventful, going by the three sets of forces that we see shaping the regi

(Oct 14): The Tantallon India Fund closed up 5.15% in September on the back of the announcement of significant new tax reforms (slashing corporate tax rates from 35% to about 25%), putting paid to the relentlessly negative media/ market narrative over the

(Sept 30): The Tantallon India Fund closed 4.58% lower in August, almost all of it on account of the rupee’s 3.7% depreciation against the US dollar, in line with the 4% depreciation of the renminbi.