Some stuff I am reading today morning:
Veggie prices surge 61% in April (TOI)
RIL loses 10% of market cap in a month (ET)
Rupee closes at an all time low of 53.96 (FinancialExpress)
The tale of a whale of a fail (DealBreaker)
Faith fades in eurozone firewall (FT)
Krugman’s Eurodammerung (PaulKrugman)
Bollywood gossip of the week (RajeevMasand)
Some interesting weekend reads:
Understanding JP Morgan’s trade (FTAlphaville)
A profile on Montek Singh Ahluwalia (Tehelka)
The oust Mayawati campaign (Open )
Why Russians love to IPO in London (BusinessWeek)
Frighteningly ambitious startup ideas (PaulGraham)
The real reason black voters will abandon Obama (Atlantic)
DIY:How to remove sunfilm (TeamBHP)
Some stuff I am reading this morning:
JP Morgan’s shock 2 Billion $ loss is taking down the markets (BusinessInsider)
A desperate RBI asks exporters to bring back their forex earnings (BusinessLine)
Promoters who have pledged the maximum shares (Moneycontrol)
Chidambaram defends his son over scam allegations (WSJ)
Exports may halve in FY2013 (Mint)
Jerry Rao goes deeper into budget housing (BusinessStandard)
RBI Watch:Monthly bulletin May 2012 (RBI)
How can you expect to ‘rely’ on Reliance? (GauravBlog)
Some stuff I am reading today morning:
Sharad Pawar has a stake in IRB Infra ? (FirstPost)
India tax rules still baffle investors (WSJ)
Ranbaxy on recovery path (Mint)
Problems of being a Bangalore flat owner (SuchetaDalal)
Investing in SIP for last 5 years would have yielded 5.2% (CapitalMind)
India needs course correction to lure foreign investment (Bloomberg)
Spain is becoming the new Greece (GlobeandMail)
Some stuff I am reading today morning:
Arcelor Mittal sees India plans stuck for years (IndianExpress)
SEZs as gated communities (BusinessLine)
RBI Watch:Little room to cut rates (WSJ)
Vikas WSP:Operators continue to play their games (SuchetaDalal)
India driving away telecom operators (Bloomberg)
Twitter will be more valuable than Facebook (Telegraph)
The subpriming of commodities (Alphaville)
Jeff Gundlach’s big presentation on debt, deficits and the economy (BusinessInsider)