- Indian aviation market offers long-term opportunities: Star Alliance CEO
India's aviation market presents significant long-term opportunities. Air India is poised to benefit from ...More
India's aviation market presents significant long-term opportunities. Air India is poised to benefit from this growth. Demand for premium leisure travel is rising globally and in India. Star Alliance members are adapting to this trend. Air India's transformation is progressing well with Star Alliance support. ...Less

- Chip slump erases $1.3 trillion in stock market value
The PHLX's combined loss of 12% over two sessions shows investors are becoming more concerned about price ...More
The PHLX's combined loss of 12% over two sessions shows investors are becoming more concerned about pricey, high-flying tech stocks just as Elon Musk prepares a blockbuster initial public offering next week for SpaceX at an exceedingly high $1.75 trillion valuation. ...Less

- India’s youngest airline adds flights while Iran war crimps rivals
India's youngest airline, Akasa Air, is emerging as a significant competitor, expanding capacity by 13.2% ...More
India's youngest airline, Akasa Air, is emerging as a significant competitor, expanding capacity by 13.2% while major carriers like IndiGo and Air India reduced flights. This growth occurs amid disruptions from the Iran war, which has increased fuel costs and impacted international routes for established airlines. ...Less

- Summer travelers who relied on Spirit Airlines may struggle to find budget alternatives
Spirit Airlines has ceased operations, leaving many Americans struggling to find affordable flights. Risi ...More
Spirit Airlines has ceased operations, leaving many Americans struggling to find affordable flights. Rising jet fuel costs, inflation, and intense competition are squeezing budget carriers. Consolidation is happening in the sector as airlines merge. This situation highlights the challenges for low-cost airlines to survive in the current economic climate. ...Less

- US Senate confirms Kevin Warsh as Federal Reserve chair, following Jerome Powell
Kevin Warsh is now the new head of the Federal Reserve. He takes charge at a difficult economic time. Inf ...More
Kevin Warsh is now the new head of the Federal Reserve. He takes charge at a difficult economic time. Inflation is high and gas prices are rising. The Fed faces internal disagreements. President Trump has pressured the Fed for lower interest rates. Warsh promises independence. He faces challenges in managing the economy and inflation. ...Less

- EU lawmakers want to tax Big Tech to fund budget
European Union lawmakers are pushing for a bloc-wide tax on major technology firms and online gambling bu ...More
European Union lawmakers are pushing for a bloc-wide tax on major technology firms and online gambling businesses. This move aims to generate funds for the EU's upcoming seven-year budget, set at two trillion euros. Negotiations are underway between the European Parliament and member states to secure this additional revenue. ...Less

- India, UK FTA may come into force in next 30 to 45 days, says Piyush Goyal
India's free trade agreement with the United Kingdom is set to be implemented within the next 30 to 45 da ...More
India's free trade agreement with the United Kingdom is set to be implemented within the next 30 to 45 days. This significant development follows recent discussions between ministers. India is also actively pursuing trade pacts with Oman, Mercosur, Canada, Chile, Peru, and SACU, aiming to expand its global trade footprint and economic partnerships. ...Less

- Nvidia's PE sinks to 7-year low as war and AI angst weigh
Amid global market turmoil over the Middle East conflict, Nvidia trades at its cheapest price-to-earnings ...More
Amid global market turmoil over the Middle East conflict, Nvidia trades at its cheapest price-to-earnings multiple since before the AI boom. Shares have fallen nearly 20% from October highs, reflecting broader investor caution. While the drop may signal a bargain, elevated oil prices, inflation fears, and potential interest-rate hikes add uncertainty to the AI-driven rally. ...Less

- How coronavirus is crushing the oil and gas market
Crude oil is at $55 a barrel, down 20% ($13) since Jan 7, when Chinese authorities announced the coronavi ...More
Crude oil is at $55 a barrel, down 20% ($13) since Jan 7, when Chinese authorities announced the coronavirus outbreak. LNG prices in Asia have sunk to below $3/mmBtu as China rejects shipments, forcing traders to look for other markets. ...Less

- RBI comforts Indian financial markets over coronavirus scare
The RBI's response comes in the wake of Indian benchmark indices falling over fears that the nascent reco ...More
The RBI's response comes in the wake of Indian benchmark indices falling over fears that the nascent recovery seen in the Indian economy could be hit by the coronavirus outbreak. Globally, the spread of coronavirus in US, Italy and Iran has resulted in investors moving away from equities and putting their bets on government bonds. ...Less

- US stimulus delay, Covid rise in Europe trigger India selloff
As the second wave of coronavirus hit Europe, various countries introduced fresh restrictions. Italy has ...More
As the second wave of coronavirus hit Europe, various countries introduced fresh restrictions. Italy has shut cinemas halls and gyms, while directed restaurants and bars to shut early. Spain has issued a nationwide curfew. ...Less

- Contingency plan needed to deal with impact of coronavirus: RBI Guv Das
RBI in a statement said the outbreak of coronavirus in China and its spread across geographies will impac ...More
RBI in a statement said the outbreak of coronavirus in China and its spread across geographies will impact tourist arrivals and global trade, and has triggered sell off in equity as well as crude oil markets. Talking to reporters, Das said the extent of impact of coronavirus is still uncertain and unfolding, as he made a case for preparing a contingency plan to deal with the situation and its impact on the economy. ...Less

- Coronavirus in China may have come from bats: Studies
The coronavirus outbreak, which originated in the central Hubei province of China in December, has killed ...More
The coronavirus outbreak, which originated in the central Hubei province of China in December, has killed 361 with 57 deaths reported on Sunday while the number of confirmed cases has climbed to 17,205. The Philippines on Sunday reported the first death outside China from the epidemic that has spread to 25 countries. ...Less

- US lawmakers urge China to shut down 'wet markets' amid coronavirus crisis
A wet market sells fresh meat, fish, produce, and other perishable goods as distinguished from "dry marke ...More
A wet market sells fresh meat, fish, produce, and other perishable goods as distinguished from "dry markets". It gets its name from the floors being constantly wet from the spraying of fresh produce and cleaning of meat and seafood stalls. A wet market in Wuhan is believed to be the source of the coronavirus pandemic that began in December last year, crossing from animals to humans. ...Less

- Virus may infect 30% of the population. Should you sell everything and go home?
2020 is going to be a very tough year for the markets as the economic recovery has been pushed back by co ...More
2020 is going to be a very tough year for the markets as the economic recovery has been pushed back by coronavirus outbreak, says Sridhar Sivaram, Investment Director of Enam Holdings. ...Less

- Earning prospects appear strong, but India Inc tends to disappoint: Jim McCafferty, Nomura
Jim McCafferty, joint head of Asia-Pacific equity research at Nomura has lower confidence in earnings gro ...More
Jim McCafferty, joint head of Asia-Pacific equity research at Nomura has lower confidence in earnings growth forecasts for India as they tend to belie high expectations that investors start out with every year. In an interview with Sanam Mirchandani, Hong Kong-based McCafferty believes the Indian stock market is expensive and prefers South Korea and Japan within Asian markets. Edited excerpts: ...Less

- The infamous Wuhan market, one year since the coronavirus
Almost a year since the city reported the world's first cases of COVID-19 in one of its handful of vast w ...More
Almost a year since the city reported the world's first cases of COVID-19 in one of its handful of vast wet markets, and even as several other countries remain firmly in the grip of the subsequent pandemic, life in Wuhan has largely returned to normal. ...Less

- Oil steady as market eyes coronavirus hit to demand
"The prospect of the return of Libyan barrels to the market is adding to the bearish sentiment," RBC Capi ...More
"The prospect of the return of Libyan barrels to the market is adding to the bearish sentiment," RBC Capital Markets said in a note. "However, we think the return of the barrels will be slow and subject to reversal based on the volatile security and political picture." ...Less

- Shutting down of markets is a rumour, says CAIT
"The Government is taking various steps in combating COVID-19 at the front and therefore any decision of ...More
"The Government is taking various steps in combating COVID-19 at the front and therefore any decision of such closure can be taken in consultation with Government, other Agencies and with trade leaders of each State including Delhi. However, if Government takes any such decision, the traders will comply with the same," a release form CAIT said. ...Less

- Coronavirus fear driving markets: Mitul Kotecha, TD Securities
We are seeing demand for safe havens and high beta or more exposed currencies are coming under pressure a ...More
We are seeing demand for safe havens and high beta or more exposed currencies are coming under pressure as coronavirus scare grips markets. There are some fundamental reasons to see an improvement but it could be dampened in the near term, says Mitul Kotecha, Senior Emerging Market Strategist, TD Securities. ...Less

- Rupee slips 40 paise to settle at 76.46 against US dollar
The rupee had settled at 76.06 against the US dollar on Thursday. ...More
The rupee had settled at 76.06 against the US dollar on Thursday. ...Less
- There is definitely a demand shock from coronavirus outbreak: Santosh Rao
There is going to be market turbulence and it is going to be a traders’ market, says the Manhattan Ventur ...More
There is going to be market turbulence and it is going to be a traders’ market, says the Manhattan Venture Partners Senior MD. ...Less
- Crude price war can send oil crashing to $20: Here’s what analysts project
Analysts said this suggests oil players are uncertain about the demand for crude oil amid the coronavirus ...More
Analysts said this suggests oil players are uncertain about the demand for crude oil amid the coronavirus outbreak. ...Less
- Commerce, trade, travel going to grind to a halt globally: Vandana Hari
All hell has broken loose. The oil market was already in ICU, says Vanda Insights Founder. ...More
All hell has broken loose. The oil market was already in ICU, says Vanda Insights Founder. ...Less
- Coronavirus Crisis: British Airways faces strike threat over job cuts
Trade union Unite, which represents BA cabin crew, said that the airline is planning to fire and rehire t ...More
Trade union Unite, which represents BA cabin crew, said that the airline is planning to fire and rehire thousands of its workers and that it planned to defend its members by immediately moving towards industrial action, the BBC reported. ...Less
- Sensex, Nifty snap 4-day winning run; realty, auto stocks weigh
IT and pharma shares lent some support to the markets and capped losses. ...More
IT and pharma shares lent some support to the markets and capped losses. ...Less
- Oil prices steady, on course for weekly gain
US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) was 3 cents or 0.1 per cent high. ...More
US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) was 3 cents or 0.1 per cent high. ...Less
- RBI likely to announce liquidity-boosting steps
The market has been expecting an off-cycle interest rate cut by the Reserve Bank of India. ...More
The market has been expecting an off-cycle interest rate cut by the Reserve Bank of India. ...Less
- RBI likely to announce liquidity-boosting steps to counter corona fallout
India's central bank is likely to announce liquidity-boosting measures to help stabilise financial market ...More
India's central bank is likely to announce liquidity-boosting measures to help stabilise financial markets. ...Less
- Palm oil falls after 3 days of gains on lower crude, soybean oil
Palm oil is affected by price movements in related oils as they compete for a share in the global vegetab ...More
Palm oil is affected by price movements in related oils as they compete for a share in the global vegetable oils market. ...Less
- Rupee settles 6 paise higher at 76.28 against US dollar
The local unit had settled at an all-time low of 76.34 against the greenback on Wednesday. ...More
The local unit had settled at an all-time low of 76.34 against the greenback on Wednesday. ...Less
- Rupee hits record low, slips below 75-mark against US dollar
The domestic unit depreciated nearly 80 paise to record low of 75.02 per dollar against the previous clos ...More
The domestic unit depreciated nearly 80 paise to record low of 75.02 per dollar against the previous close of 74.23. ...Less
- Coronavirus mayhem: FPIs pull out over Rs 1 lakh crore in March so far
Experts believe, foreign investors are withdrawing from riskier assets and are opting for safe heavens li ...More
Experts believe, foreign investors are withdrawing from riskier assets and are opting for safe heavens like dollar-denominated asset classes and gold. ...Less
- How the longest bull run in history ended in pandemic panic
By daybreak in Europe, the price of crude oil had fallen by a third. ...More
By daybreak in Europe, the price of crude oil had fallen by a third. ...Less
- India eases fundraising rules for companies as coronavirus hurts deals
Typically, entities have 12 months to open an issue from the date of SEBI’s approval. ...More
Typically, entities have 12 months to open an issue from the date of SEBI’s approval. ...Less
- You cannot trust this market bounce: Hugh Albert Johnson
The CIO, Partner and Chairman of Hugh Johnson Advisors says while markets are not going to go down signif ...More
The CIO, Partner and Chairman of Hugh Johnson Advisors says while markets are not going to go down significantly from here, they are also not going to go up significantly. They are going to be very trendless and very volatile for sometime. ...Less
- Amid coronavirus outbreak, Air India disinvestment might be 'quite difficult at this moment': IATA
The outbreak, which has infected over 95,000 people and resulted in more than 3,200 deaths worlwide, is t ...More
The outbreak, which has infected over 95,000 people and resulted in more than 3,200 deaths worlwide, is taking a toll on the global airline industry, especially due to travel restrictions. Against this backdrop, IATA Chief Economist Brian Pearce said, "I think it is going to be very difficult times for the (Indian) airlines". ...Less
- Can Coronavirus cause a recession?
Until last week, Wall Street was unusually blase about the coronavirus too, and had reacted with far less ...More
Until last week, Wall Street was unusually blase about the coronavirus too, and had reacted with far less alarm than it did during the eight most recent global health contagions, going back to the Asian Flu in 1957. ...Less
- Entire Delhi not a hotspot: Delhi health minister on lockdown relaxations
Jain was replying to a query on whether the Delhi government was considering easing the curbs enforced to ...More
Jain was replying to a query on whether the Delhi government was considering easing the curbs enforced to contain the spread of novel coronavirus. ...Less
- FPIs net buyers for second month in July; invest Rs 3,301 cr
According to the depositories data, a net sum of Rs 7,563 crore was invested in equities while Rs 4,262 c ...More
According to the depositories data, a net sum of Rs 7,563 crore was invested in equities while Rs 4,262 crore were withdrawn by FPIs between July 1-31. ...Less
- Govt, RBI closely monitoring markets: Finance Minister
Indian market saw its biggest intra-day selloff in early session, wiping nearly Rs 12 lakh crore off inve ...More
Indian market saw its biggest intra-day selloff in early session, wiping nearly Rs 12 lakh crore off investor wealth in less than 20 minutes of opening trade. ...Less
- Trump says it's 'about time' Fed cuts interest rates
Fed Chairman Jerome Powell on Friday opened the door to a rate cut, citing the “evolving risks” posed to ...More
Fed Chairman Jerome Powell on Friday opened the door to a rate cut, citing the “evolving risks” posed to the U.S. economy from the virus. ...Less
- Rupee slides 34 paise to over 3-month low of 71.98 against US dollar
At the interbank foreign exchange market, the local currency opened at 71.94. ...More
At the interbank foreign exchange market, the local currency opened at 71.94. ...Less
- Rupee pares gains to close marginally down on forex outflows
The domestic unit finally finished at 74.26, down 2 paise over its previous close. ...More
The domestic unit finally finished at 74.26, down 2 paise over its previous close. ...Less
- Rupee settles 26 paise higher at 75.94 against US dollar
Forex traders said the rupee which started the day on a positive note, witnessed heavy volatility. ...More
Forex traders said the rupee which started the day on a positive note, witnessed heavy volatility. ...Less
- Bullion traders expect demand to fall up to 25%
High price has also affected gold demand in northern India, which is known for lavish weddings. ...More
High price has also affected gold demand in northern India, which is known for lavish weddings. ...Less
- SBI Card IPO to open for subscription on March 2
SBI Cards has set the price band at Rs 750-755 for the share sale. ...More
SBI Cards has set the price band at Rs 750-755 for the share sale. ...Less
- Govt, RBI to take all necessary steps to quell 'fear sentiment' around coronavirus: CEA
In the currency markets, the Indian rupee fell to a record low of 74.5075 (intra-day) against the US doll ...More
In the currency markets, the Indian rupee fell to a record low of 74.5075 (intra-day) against the US dollar. ...Less
- Rupee rises 7 paise to 71.24 on bullish stock market
Forex traders said rupee consolidated in a narrow range as market participants are assessing the economic ...More
Forex traders said rupee consolidated in a narrow range as market participants are assessing the economic implications of the coronavirus outbreak and awaiting cues from the Union Budget. ...Less
- Rupee opens 20 paise down as coronavirus scare spreads
Weakness in the rupee was seen after reports showed that the RBI is likely to cut rates. ...More
Weakness in the rupee was seen after reports showed that the RBI is likely to cut rates. ...Less
- New Covid wave expected in US? Doctors 'bracing for impact' with KP.3 variant on the rise
New coronavirus variants like KP.2 and KP.3 are emerging in recent times and the cases keep on mounting i ...More
New coronavirus variants like KP.2 and KP.3 are emerging in recent times and the cases keep on mounting in the US, according to recent health data. KP.2. and KP.3 variants of the coronavirus currently comprise of half of the entire Covid cases active in the United States and the numbers are not looking at going down anytime soon. ...Less
- Why the stock market is falling?
Your money is safe in mutual funds, as they are regulated by Sebi and Amfi. ...More
Your money is safe in mutual funds, as they are regulated by Sebi and Amfi. ...Less
- Coronavirus, GDP data, SBI Card IPO among key factors that will guide market next week
India’s economy expanded by 4.7 per cent in the quarter ended Dec 31, data showed on Friday. ...More
India’s economy expanded by 4.7 per cent in the quarter ended Dec 31, data showed on Friday. ...Less
- How coronavirus has transformed the real estate market for sellers
The pandemic, on the heels of a sustained slowdown, maybe bringing some good sense back to the business o ...More
The pandemic, on the heels of a sustained slowdown, maybe bringing some good sense back to the business of selling houses. Developers may have abandoned the dream of ever-increasing prices and may have started realising that a market has two sides. ...Less
- Cheaper valuation of stocks in coronavirus-hit market may be an illusion
In a few months, when actual earnings start coming through, valuations as seen today may no longer seem c ...More
In a few months, when actual earnings start coming through, valuations as seen today may no longer seem cheap. Similarly, experts believe other metrics like dividend yield and price to book value may also be compromised. Here's what stock investors should look at. ...Less
- Wet markets in China's Wuhan struggle to survive coronavirus blow
Fish and vegetable merchants are reopening stalls at wet markets in China's central city of Wuhan as it l ...More
Fish and vegetable merchants are reopening stalls at wet markets in China's central city of Wuhan as it lifts a months-long lockdown against the coronavirus pandemic, but their future looks uncertain with few customers as the virus stigma persists. ...Less
- Australian shares fall as new coronavirus strain spooks market
The S&P/ASX 200 index declined 0.3 per cent by 0021GMT. ...More
The S&P/ASX 200 index declined 0.3 per cent by 0021GMT. ...Less
- In Russia, a black market for HIV drug to try on coronavirus
A black market has developed in Russia for an antiviral HIV drug explored as a possible treatment for COV ...More
A black market has developed in Russia for an antiviral HIV drug explored as a possible treatment for COVID-19, the respiratory disease caused by the new coronavirus, according to sellers, HIV activists and the head of the drug's main Russian producer. ...Less
- WHO delegation visits Wuhan market in hunt for coronavirus origin
According to The Hill, Peter Daszak, president of a US-based group EcoHealth Alliance and a member of the ...More
According to The Hill, Peter Daszak, president of a US-based group EcoHealth Alliance and a member of the delegation, confirmed the visit in a tweet, as did a top official with the International Livestock Research Institute. ...Less
- Saudis triumph in oil market with comeback from the coronavirus crisis
Eighteen months after slashing crude production during the pandemic, Riyadh is set to pump at almost pre- ...More
Eighteen months after slashing crude production during the pandemic, Riyadh is set to pump at almost pre-Covid levels of 9.8 million barrels a day this month as a recovering global economy clamours for energy supplies. ...Less
- Indian banks shelve fundraising plans as coronavirus derails markets
Bank of India was planning to raise around Rs 2,000 crore ($269 million) via a QIP. ...More
Bank of India was planning to raise around Rs 2,000 crore ($269 million) via a QIP. ...Less
- Marc Faber says coronavirus not behind global market selloff
For the last nine months, the economics statistics coming out of Asia have pointed out to a meaningful sl ...More
For the last nine months, the economics statistics coming out of Asia have pointed out to a meaningful slowdown in economic activity, says the author of Gloom, Boom & Doom Report ...Less
- Central banks on coronavirus alert as stock markets seek action
It’s a heavy week of speakers from the Fed. About a dozen policy makers will make public remarks. ...More
It’s a heavy week of speakers from the Fed. About a dozen policy makers will make public remarks. ...Less
- Coronavirus impact on Indian market: Numbers say it all!
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- Philippines first country to suspend all markets as coronavirus spreads
"Governments do not need or want the added stress and distraction at this time." ...More
"Governments do not need or want the added stress and distraction at this time." ...Less
- Coronavirus hits grey market: CSK's valuation dips sharply
CSK is expected to become India’s first listed cricketing entity. ...More
CSK is expected to become India’s first listed cricketing entity. ...Less
- Coronavirus weakens job market for record number of Chinese graduates
Graduates are worrying less about catching the virus than the impact it will have on their careers as com ...More
Graduates are worrying less about catching the virus than the impact it will have on their careers as company-organised recruiting events on campuses across China are pushed back or cancelled amid nationwide bans on public gatherings to avoid the spread of disease. ...Less
- Tweet Buster: Markets in ‘panicdemic’ & why RBI can’t soften coronavirus hit
Sensex nosedived 1,448 points alone on Friday to log its second-worst pointwise decline in history. ...More
Sensex nosedived 1,448 points alone on Friday to log its second-worst pointwise decline in history. ...Less
- The Wuhan lab at the heart of the US-China virus spat
The Chinese laboratory accused by top American officials of being the source of the coronavirus pandemic ...More
The Chinese laboratory accused by top American officials of being the source of the coronavirus pandemic conducts research on the world's most dangerous diseases. ...Less
- Nilesh Shah's tip for investors to navigate coronavirus crisis
The Kotak AMC MD says my advice to investors is that follow the righteous path of disciplined asset alloc ...More
The Kotak AMC MD says my advice to investors is that follow the righteous path of disciplined asset allocation as we do not know where the top of the market is or where the bottom of the market is. ...Less