A trickle of ships crossed the Strait of Hormuz Tuesday and Wednesday as a US blockade appeared to further curb traffic in the trade route ...

Turkish media outlet TRHaber reports India's alleged offer to supply its Long Range Land Attack Cruise Missile (LR-LACM) to Greece, sparkin...

The UN Security Council might soon address the rising tensions between India and Pakistan. The UNSC President expresses concern over hostil...

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, on a two-day visit to India, emphasizes the "particular" importance of the strategic partnership ...

The discussions covered trade and investment, defence and security, technology, infrastructure, digital payments, shipping, pharma, agricul...

He further suggested that Greece could also procure weapons systems from India and expressed his optimism on the possibility of India and G...

Most people I talked to sounded philosophical, even optimistic. They were fiercely proud to be Greek — that’s it.

India VIX, the volatility index, rose 4.8% to 16.30 on Friday, suggesting some uneasiness among market participants ahead of the Sunday vot...

Analysts say the global stock market including India could witness a knee-jerk reaction in case the Greeks say 'no' to the deal.

"Volatility in China is indicative of the sentiment in China itself. The index that FIIs look out has not come down as much as the other in...

Even if Greece were to reconsider, does it actually negate the prospects of referendum is something that we do not know, says Sekhar.

While it was a bloodbath in rest of the world, Indian equities showed resilience and pulled-back towards the end of the session.

"It is time to buy provided you are not overweight on equity. Greece is not something which is going to settle in a hurry"

Analysts said the stock market could witness a selloff after Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras called a referendum on July 5.

FIIs were net sellers of Indian equities worth Rs 204 cr on Monday, according to provisional exchange data.

In the long run though, India will see a lot more money. The emerging markets story has moved back to the front burner, says Cameron Brandt...

In Greece, it is just delaying the inevitable. The IMF or the World Bank’s are delaying and giving them money because they do not want thei...