Sanjeev Sanyal is Deutsche Bank's Global Strategist. Named "Young Global Leader 2010" by the World Economic Forum, he is the author of The Indian Renaissance: India's Rise After a Thousand Years of Decline (Penguin 2008) and Land of the Seven Rivers: A Brief History of India's Geography (Penguin 2012).
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Commentaries by Sanjeev Sanyal
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Bretton Woods III
SINGAPORE – Many analysts and observers believe that the global imbalances that characterized the world economy in the years before the 2008…
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Clicks over Bricks in India
SINGAPORE – After years of debate, India’s government recently announced that will open the country’s retail sector to foreign investment. T…
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Who Are Tomorrow’s Consumers?
SINGAPORE – Luxury-brand companies’ stock prices plunged in July, after their financial results disappointed investors, owing largely to slo…
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The Customization Revolution
NEW DELHI – The last two decades were the era of hypermarkets – massive superstores that could dazzle customers with an astonishing array o…
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The Dollar’s Long Tail
NEW DELHI – The ongoing economic crisis and the persistent deficits of the United States have increasingly called into question the dollar’s…
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The End of Population Growth
NEW DELHI – According to the United Nations’ Population Division, the world’s human population hit seven billion on October 31. As always ha…
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The Forgotten Genocide
NEW DELHI – It is exactly 40 years since the Pakistani military regime of Yahya Khan initiated “Operation Searchlight” in March 1971. That m…
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India’s Elites in Crisis
NEW DELHI – For a country with 1.2 billion people, India is ruled by a surprisingly small elite, which runs everything from the government t…
Bretton Woods III
Pingfan Hong: It is superficial to focus on the imbalances cross countries. There is nothing wrong in a diverse world where some countries have higher savings than others and thus lead to imbalances in the current …
Bretton Woods III
Gustavo Lopes: Oi is true; however, the long term result for Spain was very gloomy.