Aadidev Basu

Gold crashed after its January peak, its worst quarter in a decade. Central banks bought a record 289 tonnes anyway, reserve managers, unlike traders, don't panic-sell dips.

India's industrial output grew 7.3% in June, its fastest pace in two years, hinting at a broader-based recovery.

For generations, a country has always been defined by its soil, a place where you can stand, build a home, and make a living in the wider world. Tuvalu however, tragically cannot achieve this census. The tiny Pacific island nation is made up of nine low-lying coral atolls, that very soil is washing away. With rising sea levels threatening to submerge 95% of their land by the end of the century, Tuvaluans are facing an unfathomable question: How do you keep a nation alive when its geography...