RBI has issued a new circular for gold loan companies and in this edition of Money Order, we break it down and tell you how it impacts these companies and even the borrowers.

What is the e-Rupee and how is ₹1,000 crores worth of it circulating in the Indian economy? In this edition of Money Order, we explain the rise of India's Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC)

Japan's Prime Minister has sounded the alarm about the country's debt and Japan's bond yields have shot up. Things are quite chaotic and in this edition of Money Order, we tell you what's going on in Japan.

How does the RBI, which is a central bank in charge of ensuring financial stability and not quite a for-profit entity, make a yearly profit? Who decides how much cash gets handed out to the government? And why does this money matter to the government? This edition of Money Order answers all these questions and more.

India’s private capex is like RCB in the IPL—lots of hype every year, but it rarely delivers. Big capex spending usually means confidence in the economy. If it's less, something’s off. But why are we talking about India Inc’s capex now? Catch this episode of Money Order to find out!

This Money Order dives into the Big Oil Paradox. Oil prices are dropping, but supply keeps going up. Also, Indian consumers are also not feeling the benefits. Listen in to find out why!

Rare earth elements (REEs) are pretty much a Chinese monopoly with the country processing over 90% of what's used in the world. And in a tit-for-tat, China's using its dominant position to retaliate against Trump's tariffs. But will it cripple the world economy? In this edition of Money Order, we dive into the situation.

The Indian Meteorological Department has predicted a normal monsoon season for India this year. In today's episode, we explain why this is important for our economy and also highlight two risk factors to keep an eye on.

Why did Trump 'pause' his tariffs? Did the stock market crash change his mind? Or did the bond market force his hand? In this edition, we break down what could've triggered Trump's u-turn.

When Union Minister Piyush Goyal pulled up India's startups last week, everyone realised that a lack of innovation is an India problem and not just a startup one. A problem that has big implications for economic growth.