Jigyasu Joshi is a Senior Sub Editor at Financial Express (India). He covers a diverse range of themes including travel and tourism, the travel industry, and the BFSI sector, while also delving into energy and mining topics such as energy policy, climate policy, and renewable energy. Jigyasu's work has been featured in various prominent publications, highlighting his expertise in both regional interests and global news.
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By: Jigyasu Joshi
India has allowed duty-free imports of 1 million metric tonnes of raw sugar until October 31, 2026 — the first time in nearly a decade that the world's biggest sugar consumer has opened its import window. What led to it, and why did supplies get so tight?
By: Jigyasu Joshi
India’s core industries are growing faster in 2026 but the latest data reveals a split between strong infrastructure-linked sectors and weakening energy output.
By: Jigyasu Joshi
India wants to build a bigger manufacturing base but China is facing the opposite problem of too much production and too few buyers. The resulting clash could reshape India's trade story.
By: Jigyasu Joshi
India's consumption indicators are surging, but the jobs picture is more complicated. RBI and PLFS data reveal what lies beneath the demand boom.
By: Jigyasu Joshi
UPI is booming across India, yet currency in circulation is still growing at 12.5%. The RBI calls it the “cash paradox”. Here's why digital payments have not killed India's demand for cash.
By: Jigyasu Joshi
India's balance-of-payments outlook has changed dramatically after RBI forex swap windows attracted nearly $73 billion in inflows. Here's how FCNR(B) deposits and overseas borrowings are reshaping the external account.
By: Jigyasu Joshi
HDFC Bank CEO Sashidhar Jagdishan will retire on October 26, 2026, choosing not to seek reappointment. The bank acknowledged his decision but has not announced a successor.
By: Jigyasu Joshi
Sashidhar Jagdishan's tenure as HDFC Bank CEO saw major technology upgrades, the historic HDFC merger, and governance scrutiny, culminating in his decision to retire in October 2026 after nearly six years. The bank plans a swift succession process amid challenges.
By: Jigyasu Joshi
India's FCNR(B) scheme raised $127.2 billion in 2026, against $26 billion in 2013. The gap reflects more than just the growth of the Indian economy.
By: Jigyasu Joshi
West Bengal faces a heavy debt and interest burden, but is it really bankrupt? We examine the state's budget, revenue and spending numbers.
