Financial hedge for India’s oil risk
Amit Bhandari's article 'Financial hedge for India's oil risk' was republished by The Political Indian.
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Moscow may seek home comfort in Rosneft sale
Amit Bhandari, Fellow, Energy and Environment Studies, Gateway House, was quoted in Petroleum Intelligence Weekly in a story on the Rosneft stake sale.
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Interpreting China’s economic challenge
Low GDP growth numbers and the tumbling Shanghai Composite are not enough to judge China’s economic management strategy. It is the long-term, structural, and geoeconomic challenges that will determine the country’s economic future
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‘India Braces for Tougher Vehicle Emission Standards’
Amit Bhandari, Fellow, Energy and Environment Studies, Gateway House, was quoted in New Energy in a story on vehicle emissions.
Can India tie up with Taiwan & Tsai?
India has long sought China over Taiwan, so is it too late to rectify foreign policy? The recent election results in Taiwan have upset China as China fears it will lose control over Taiwan. Gateway House interviews noted China expert Professor Nalapat to get his take on Taiwan's new president-elect and what lies ahead for tenuous Sino-Indian-Taiwan relations.
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Will Tsai strengthen India-Taiwan relations?
India has long sought China over Taiwan, so is it too late to rectify foreign policy? The recent election results in Taiwan have upset China as China fears it will lose control over Taiwan. Gateway House interviews noted China expert Professor Madhav Nalapat to get his take on Taiwan's new president-elect Tsai Ing-wen and what lies ahead for tenuous Sino-Indian-Taiwan relations.
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Financial hedge for India’s oil risk
India could save $80 billion annually if oil prices stay at the current 12-year low. Policy-makers must use this opportunity to lock-in energy prices for the long-term. Financial markets, through futures and options, offer a way to make these savings permanent, and the Ministry of Finance must formulate ground rules for hedging.
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Silver lining to India’s trade blues
India’s merchandise exports have now contracted for 13 months in a row, reflecting the global slowdown and impact of China’s economic recalibration. But, therein lay new opportunities and challenges for India’s economic diplomacy
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Forever frenemies
Sameer Patil, Fellow, National Security, Ethnic Conflict and Terrorism Studies, was quoted by Benar News in an article on India-Pakistan relations in the aftermath of the terror attacks on Pathankot, Punjab.
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A new fault line in Nigeria
A recent confrontation between the Nigerian army and the Islamic Movement of Nigeria has rekindled the state’s tensions with its Shia citizenry. However, Nigeria should pay heed to its own contemporary history of the armed crackdown on an obscure religion sect that led to the birth of Boko Haram, and exercise caution while dealing with minority groups.