Telecom Tariffs in India: Why Chasing ARPU Can Hurt the Network Effect
Telecom companies are raising tariffs to boost ARPU. But in a network-effect business, losing users can be costlier than it looks. Here’s what the ARPU race is missing.
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Telecom companies are raising tariffs to boost ARPU. But in a network-effect business, losing users can be costlier than it looks. Here’s what the ARPU race is missing.
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RBI MPC minutes show rate cuts nearing limits. The real risks now lie in inflation surprises and the Indian rupee’s sharp volatility.
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Compare SWP vs annuity for monthly income. See ₹2 crore example, tax angle, risks, and a simple framework to choose.
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BOJ raised rates 25 bps to 0.75%. Here’s how the yen carry trade works, why unwinding can trigger risk-off, and what India investors should watch.
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FPIs sold $1.96 billion worth of Indian equities in early December 2025. Here’s what triggered the sell-off, sector-wise trends, and what it signals for markets.
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Finnovate Weekly Capsule (Dec 15–Dec 19, 2025): Trade deficit narrows, rupee crosses ₹91, FPIs sell $1.96bn, BOJ hikes rates, Adani Airports capex, AMC stocks rally and key macro & market updates with
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Capital gains in India explained: holding period, tax rates, calculation formula, and exemptions for property and investments after Budget 2024 changes.
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India’s trade deficit looks stable so far in FY26, but tariff pressure, goods–services imbalance, and NRI flow risks could widen the current account deficit.
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Covered bonds, perpetual bonds, and AT1 bonds look similar but behave very differently. Learn how they work, key risks, and a comparison table.
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SIP folio share is falling and SIP stoppage ratios are above 75% post Apr 2025 clean-up. Here’s why timing the market can hurt long-term goals.
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Quick commerce in India is attracting capital, but profitability will take time. A balanced look at Swiggy’s QIP, Blinkit’s warning, and what lies ahead.
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The Indian rupee has weakened to ₹90.60 per dollar. From dollar liabilities to imported inflation and capital flows, the risks for India Inc are rising.
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