How the Government Borrows: G-Secs, Treasury Bills and the Bond Market
The government borrows over 14 lakh crore rupees a year selling bonds. How G-Secs, T-bills and SDLs work, who buys them, and…
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The government borrows over 14 lakh crore rupees a year selling bonds. How G-Secs, T-bills and SDLs work, who buys them, and…
Market capitalisation sorts stocks by size: large-cap stability, mid-cap growth and small-cap dynamism with higher risk. What each means for investors.
When India buys more from the world than it sells, the current account goes into deficit - and the rupee feels it.…
Futures and options let traders bet on price movements with leverage — and carry risks that wipe out beginners. The basics of…
India holds over 600 billion dollars in forex reserves - but what is actually in the vault? What the RBI holds, how…
When markets plunge or soar too fast, circuit breakers halt trading to cool panic. Here is how the 10%, 15% and 20%…
MSP is the government's price promise to farmers - but how is it calculated, and does every farmer get it? How minimum…
REITs and InvITs let you invest in offices, malls and highways from 300-400 rupees, with mandatory 90% payouts. Here is how these…
Petrol at 100 rupees a litre: where does the money go? Crude costs, refinery charges, central and state taxes, dealer margins -…
Gold ETFs and Sovereign Gold Bonds offer gold exposure without lockers or making charges. Compare costs, returns, liquidity and tax to choose…