Author: Tatvita Analysts
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What does Spain’s President, Pedro Sánchez’s visit to Morocco signify?
Spain’s President of the Government Pedro Sánchez visited Rabat on February 21 where he held talks with Morocco’s King Mohammed VI. This was Sánchez’s fifth overall trip to Morocco since taking office in 2018. Sánchez’s recent visit assumes importance as it is his third since 2022. It is a part of the continuing efforts from Madrid to…
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Overview of Semiconductor Mission of India
There is a lot of buzz around a word and industry of ‘Semiconductors’, not just in India but around the world. Let’s explore in this article why has it become talk of the nation. “India will, in next five years, join the high-stake global stage of semiconductor manufacturing as it combines unparalleled design capabilities with…
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India could be Spain’s pivot in Asia
Spain’s President of the Government Pedro Sánchez recently outlined his foreign policy objectives for the year 2024. While addressing the Eighth Conference of Ambassadors in Madrid on January 10, Sánchez spoke about focusing on engagements with major powers in the world such as India, Japan, South Korea and Australia. Sánchez also mentioned his intention to visit these…
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What does India’s Interim Budget 2024 reveal?
Budget is an annual financial planning and declaration exercise undertaken by the Democratic Government as suggested by the article 102 of the Constitution of India. Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presented her sixth Budget on 1st February 2024. This was an interim budget prevalent till August 2024 ahead of the general elections later this year. Post…
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Exploring India’s Constitutional & Environmental challenges for pole vaulting to Economic security
India’s average growth rate of 6.2% over the past ten years has made it one of the world’s most promising economy. According to IMF predictions, India is expected to become the third largest economy in the world by 2027. According to Morgan Stanley Report on India 2023, India’s economy will thrive and will be free…
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81% or 100% of Debt-GDP ratio: What is the case of IMF Report on Indian Debts?
“IMF says India will face 100% Debt-GDP ratio and in 2023 it has reached to 81%!” The Ministry of Finance, Government of India issued a clarification on IMF’s projection by calling it “misconstrued”. In a statement, the finance ministry said that several other countries are expected to perform worse than India on debt front. What’s…
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Listed Clothing Companies in India & Their Performance
Our country is well known to be an agrarian economy and rightly so with around 44% of people employed by it as of 2021 according to the World Bank collection of development indicators, which makes you think whether there are any other sectors that are just as influential, if not more as agriculture. And the answer to…
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Types & Factors affecting Foreign Investments
With the rapid spread of globalization, the countries are witnessing an increase in financial investments into other nations. Foreign investment is largely seen as a catalyst for economic growth. As globalization increases, more and more companies have branches in countries around the world. For some multinational corporations, opening new manufacturing and production plants in a…
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No Interest for Negative Interest: Japan’s Negative Interest Rate Problem
The year was 2016. On the 29th of January, the Bank of Japan (BoJ) decided to implement a policy that, until then, had only been seen in a few Nordic nations, ‘The Negative Interest Rate Policy’. This policy intend that the BoJ impose a nominal interest rate of -0.1% on certain reserves being held by commercial banks. By February…
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How is Spain addressing the climate change challenge?
Niranjan Marjani Renewable energy accounted for 50.7% of Spain’s total electricity production in October, according to Red Eléctrica de España, the public company operating national electricity grid in Spain. The share of the renewables, which was 42.1% in September, showed an increase of 8.6 points in October. This surge is attributed to the sharp rise…