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India's next stock market headache isn't oil but a bigger storm brewing in the skiesIndia's stock market faces a new challenge as a severe "Super El Niño" threatens the monsoon, impacting 56% of GDP tied to consumption. Thi...- Stock, mutual fund investing from Tier-2, 3 cities grows fast, but limited awareness, advisory gaps remain key concernsEven as individuals from Tier-2/3 cities and beyond are rapidly embracing the world of stocks and mutual funds, gaps in advisory and awaren...
- Rain check! A dry economic switch may add to Indians' war-led shocksAs India braces for an expected below-average monsoon alongside the looming threat of El Niño, concerns mount over a potential inflation sp...
- Heavy rain batters New Zealand's South Island, triggers flood warningsHeavy rain is battering New Zealand's South Island, causing widespread flooding, road closures, and landslides. A state of emergency has be...
- Thousands evacuated as storm hits Spain, PortugalA storm unleashing up to 35 centimetres (14 inches) of rain in 24 hours battered the Iberian Peninsula on Wednesday, forcing thousands of p...
- Christchurch declares state of emergency amid torrential rain and widespread floodingChristchurch, the largest city in New Zealand's Southern Island, is under a state of emergency due to heavy rain causing widespread floodin...
- Tropical Storm Hilary unleashes flash floods in CaliforniaMountain and desert areas could get 5 to 10 inches of (12 to 25 cm) rain, as much as the deserts typically see in a year, forecasters said....
- WHO cautions world, seeks help over deplorable condition in drought-prone Horn of Africa. Read details hereWorld Health Organization has looked to bring attention of the world towards a deepening crisis in the disease-prone Somali peninsula. The ...
- World Bank stops all projects in Russia, Belarus with 'immediate effect'The World Bank has announced that it will stop all its programmes in Russia and Belarus with "immediate effect" in response to Moscow's mil...
- Asian currencies make progress; rupee headed for weekly gainThe rupee strengthened 0.4 per cent to 69.10 against the dollar and is set to gain for the fifth straight week.
- Stock market update: These stocks defied positive market sentiment, plunged over 8%In the Nifty pack, 34 stocks advanced and 16 declined, while in Sensex 24 remained in the green and 7 in the red.
- Talking stock: Sell RNaval, buy LupinEvery week, an expert selected by ET answers queries from our readers on equity investments.
- Emerging markets' dream run could see a reality check in 2018In general, the stars will continue to align from a macroeconomic perspective.
- The bull run in emerging stocks may just be startingBofAML, however, said the current bull market is likely to end the same way the last six have, crushed by recession or exhausted by overval...
- Rupee opens 5 paise lower against US dollar at 64.05The local currency on Monday settled 3 paise down at 64.05 against dollar.
- Rupee opens 9 paise lower against US dollar at 64.65The local currency on snapped a three-day winning streak on Monday and closed 28 paise lower at 65.56 against dollar.
- Tamil Nadu rain 'highly localised' event, no link with global warming"Extreme rainfall that occurred over coastal districts of Tamil Nadu is highly localised and is part of the natural variability of the Indi...
- Australia's Bellarine Peninsula & Great Ocean Road: Jaunt through the lesser known locales for mesmerizing imagesThe 12 Apostles rise majestically out of the Southern Ocean on Victoria’s coastline. Owing to erosion and wave activity, there are only eig...
- Mumbai’s largest-ever property deal: Kumar Mangalam Birla to pay Rs 425 crore for sea-facing Jatia HouseBirla agreed to pay Rs 425 crore to buy the two-storey house in the city’s tony Malabar Hill area on Monday after a day-long auction.
- Gold may gain on European debt crisisGold may advance as concern about Europe's debt crisis and military tensions in the Korean peninsula boost demand for a protection of wealt...
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