As Indian stocks continue to reach successive record highs, global funds have significantly increased their derivatives wagers to unprecede...

The threat of supply disruptions owing to a prolonged conflict in the Middle East kept Brent futures above $90 a barrel - a level not seen ...

Data shows that while trading volumes in Hong Kong have been falling, India has seen a sharp surge in the last 2-3 months. With 'Buy India,...

Asian stocks stumbled and the dollar was near a one-month high on Wednesday as hawkish rhetoric from central bankers beat back bets of earl...

China reports economic growth data for the fourth quarter and a slew of monthly figures on Wednesday, and investors have become used to bei...

Japanese Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki said on Tuesday that the government would take all possible steps necessary to respond to currenc...

S&P 500 futures were 0.1% lower, weighed by a 3% fall for Apple shares in post-market trade after the tech giant's sales forecast fell shor...

The Nifty ended 167.80 points or 1% down at 17,110.15. The Sensex ended 581.21 points or 1% lower at 57,276.94. Both indices had fallen as ...

Shares and bonds of Chinese property developers stumbled as worries over spreading financial contagion worsened following a debt exchange f...

Figures on July retail sales, industrial production and urban investment all missed forecasts, a trend that is only likely to get worse giv...

The Sensex is heading for a 1 per cent decline this week, less than the 3.5 per cent fall for the MSCI AC Asia Pacific index.

NTPC was the worst performing Sensex stock. The scrip fell 3.26per cent to Rs 152.75.

Among sectoral indices on BSE, metal index cracked over 2 per cent.

Chip-related stocks were under pressure after the Philadelphia SE Semiconductor Index dropped 1 per cent overnight.

"This is not such a big calamity. Markets had to some extent priced in the possibility of 'No'," Sharma said. Markets are not panicking," h...

Looking at how they splurge, that argument is hard to sustain. Sales of luxury brands, from cars to clothes, are soaring across Asia.

Oil prices skidded below $74 a barrel Wednesday in Asia as crude traders followed regional stocks down.