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GURU RAMAKRISHNAN

Why emerging markets are better prepared to cope with financial shocks

Emerging markets have been caught up in a tornado called "Fed policy", having to anticipate "when and if" Janet Yellen's Federal Reserve Board will raise rates.

China's stock markets are ready to welcome foreign investors

As China's GDP approaches US$11 trillion, its stock markets have finally woken up.

Putin must make war, but not in Ukraine

Putin would want the history books to acknowledge his legacy. He must focus on doing what is right for Russia.

Japan needs skilled foreigners on its path to prosperity

Attracting a skilled workforce will go a long way to addressing the problem of a declining and ageing population. Photo: Reuters
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Any US Fed move to raise rates will only set back America's weak recovery

A loss of the credibility for the Fed, as a result of a policy flip-flop, would be the ultimate black swan event for markets.

As oil prices drop, world looks to China, India and America to lead growth

The decline in energy prices will act like a tax cut for consumers and help all three nations with their respective terms of trade.
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