Most policymakers see inflation only reaching 2% by 2023, with unemployment still above pre-crisis levels.

The Fed is expected to explain their conclusions later this year and publish a new document.

To them, easier monetary policy of any form is the only thing that matters when it comes to the stock market and broader economy.

The bottomline is that we need to move on. Postmortems serve no purpose. They result in a blame-game.

At first stance, the early leads conformed to the exit poll projections.

While vote count will dominate market proceedings through the day, let us check out how is Dalal Street poised for the day.

Jerome Booth — economist, entrepreneur and author of Emerging Markets in an Upside Down World — on the books that equip you for the univers...

The acquisition comes only weeks after New Call acquired India-based Nimbuzz, an app based messaging and voice calling provider with more t...

"We see huge potential for new revenue streams and very large expansion of broadband in India through this," Jerome Booth, chairman of UK f...

New Call Telecom Ltd, where Booth is chairman, announced plans to invest $100 million in mid-level telecom companies in India.

Educate Girls has been working in Rajasthan since 2006-07, picking up three of the worst districts of the state in terms of girls' educatio...

Telecom services company New Call Telecom will invest $ 100 million over the next 18 months to acquire mid-sized firms in India.

Crises are also opportunities as they provide politicians to make bold moves. It requires leadership and that is what we need, says Jerome ...

Markets are really optimistic and foreign investment should be more welcome in India, Ashmore Group's Jerome Booth says.

It will be interesting to see if at all Bernake comes out with a QE3 package. Will it be a ‘short in the arm’ for US economy?

In an interview with ET Now, Jerome Booth, Fund Manager, Ashmore Investments, shares his global economy and market outlook.

TRADERS in currency options are showing that emerging economies have become safer relative to developed nations than at any time in almost ...