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Economy

Global investors turn bullish with Modi as India’s new Prime Minister

The Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party by winning a majority on its own, the first time any single party has done so in the past 30 years, has raised expectations of accelerated economic growth through stable, decisive government. New Delhi, May 26: Global investors are eagerly waiting for Monday, May 26, when Narendra Modi will...
Economy

Japan’s trade deficit shrinks 7.8%

April is not the cruellest month for economy as car exports to US rev up and a weak yen is expected to boost exports further, reports Team IFM Tokyo, May 26: Japan improved its April trade balance with a 5.1 percent rise in exports and its imports clocking a 3.4 percent increase resulting in a...
Economy

India getting back on track

The resounding victory by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) led alliance in Indian elections likely ushers in a period of significant economic reform in India. The resounding victory by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) led alliance in Indian elections likely ushers in a period of significant economic reform in India. Reforms are likely to focus...
Economy

China’s industrial output and retail sales disappoint

Conditions at factories down triggering calls for state leg-up, but surging online shopping belies all trends, reports Team IFM. China’s industrial output growth during April declined below forecasts, according to data released by its statistics office earlier this week, while its retail sector disappointed even as recent trends show the country is going through an...
Economy

Tax hike pushes Japan’s March industrial output

Spurt in activity comes on heels of weak February data, and independent economy tracker says April too will bring bad news, reports Team IFM Tokyo, May 19: Japan saw its industrial production rev up as expected in March on the eve of a sales levy hike, according to official data released on Friday, while an...
Economy

Euro zone industrial output takes a dive

March production dragged down by growth dips in ‘big-four’ economies and the energy demand declining in warm winter though April could bring cheer, reports Team IFM Brussels, May 16: Lacklustre industrial production in the four major euro zone economies and a weakened demand for energy dragged down regional output in March, official data released on...
Economy

Indonesian factory situation gallops ahead in April

Flicks off first quarter growth blues, while apex bank promises improved growth this fiscal, reports Team IFM Jakarta, May 15: Indonesia, which has consistently been among the top performers in the global growth rankings in recent years, seems to have brushed off first quarter blues to start the April-June period on a strong note, an...
Economy

Working class hit the most by Japan’s tax hike

Government survey shows while sentiments are down following April’s sales levy increases, analysts say the gloom could be fleeting, reports Team IFM Tokyo, May 14: The section of Japanese society most susceptible to economic fluctuations – people such as taxi and truck drivers, department store sales staff and restaurant and shop owners – are downbeat...
Economy

Beyond the Recurring Revenue Economy: Flexibility Wins

The hybrid business model, reflects the reality of many established companies. May 14th 2014 When it comes to building the parts of your business that support your sales model, do you focus on size and scale, or flexibility? In a different world, the companies that built the most powerful sales teams might have had the...
Economy

Mexico’s industrial output show mixed results in March

Driven by auto sector surge, Y-o-Y first quarter output up though month-on-month growth figures below expectations, reports Team IFM Mexico City, May 14: Mexico may have dislodged Japan as the second biggest automobile exporter to the US after Canada in the first quarter this year, but it is on shaky ground as far as overall...