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World finance chiefs head to IMF with a sense of déjà vuGlobal economic policymakers convene amid concerns over President Trump's actions impacting Middle East growth. The IMF warns of reduced ca...
Airtel Africa posts $376 million profit in H1 on currency gains and strong revenue growthAirtel Africa announced strong financial results for the six months ending September 30, 2025. Profit after tax surged to $376 million, a s...
Indian Oil skips US crude, buys Nigerian, Mideast oil via tender, say sourcesIndian Oil Corp bypassed U.S. oil in its recent tender, opting for 2 million barrels of West African crude and 1 million barrels of Middle ...
Tariffs cause 'unprecedented' disruption to global trade rules, WTO chief saysGlobal trade under WTO terms sees a decline. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala highlights the largest disruption to global trade rules in decades. She ex...
India boosts US oil purchases on competitive prices, narrows trade deficitIndian refiners are increasing U.S. crude oil purchases this month due to competitive prices, potentially reducing the trade deficit amid U...
Pharma lobby flags 'cumbersome' export rule, seeks changePharma lobby groups are urging for changes to the centralized no-objection certification (NOC) for drug exports due to a significant export...
IPO, buyback hurdles hit Airtel AfricaAirtel Africa's mobile money IPO is delayed to H1 2026, raising concerns despite strong Q4FY25 earnings driven by tariff adjustments and ea...
Airtel Africa swings to $80 million profit despite Naira hit, legal costsAirtel Africa posted a $80 million Q4FY25 profit, reversing a loss last year, driven by higher data usage and customer growth, despite curr...
Airtel Africa Q3 net profit jumps over 11-fold YoY to $169 mn on $94-mn exceptional gain, lower finance costsBharti Airtel’s Africa business posted an 11-fold profit surge to $169 million in Q3 FY25, aided by currency appreciation and lower finance...
Trade wars sparked by Trump tariffs would be 'catastrophic', WTO chief saysWTO chief Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala warns that retaliatory trade wars in response to U.S. President Trump's tariff threats would severely damage ...
No fight for top WTO job in Trump trade eraNgozi Okonjo-Iweala was the only candidate for the World Trade Organization's top job. The WTO faced challenges during Trump's presidency, ...
'Tariff repair': Bharti Airtel may want to charge more from users to improve return ratiosDuring a conference call, Bharti Airtel emphasized the necessity for tariff adjustments to enhance return ratios like Return on Capital Emp...
Airtel Q1 ARPU growth due to more postpaid users, entry level rate hikesThe growth in India mobile average revenue per user (ARPU) reported by Bharti Airtel for the fiscal first quarter has been aided by better ...
Higher data usage & 4G additions to boost Airtel, Jio revenues in Q1Jio and Airtel also have a headstart over Vi on the 5G services front, having covered over 6,000 and 3,500 cities/towns respectively. Vi ha...
View: WTO must emphasise that it is not just about free trade but also about fair tradeAs India prepares to take over the leadership of G20 this November, this is a good sign, especially as India's negotiations were led by com...
BoFA-ML ups Bharti Airtel to Buy, flags Nigeria riskAirtel stock closed the day up 2.8 per cent at Rs 351.80 on the Bombay Stock Exchange, outperforming a positive broader market.
- Reliance Infrastructure's BRPL to assist Nigeria's Rockson Engineering in bidding for discoms
Reliance Infrastructure's Delhi power distribution arm BSES Rajdhani Power Ltd (BRPL) will provide technical assistance to Nigeria's Rockso...
- Bharti Airtel to invest $600 mn in Nigerian operations
India's largest cellular service company Bharti Airtel will invest USD 600 million in Nigeria's mobile market following its take over of Za...
- Bharti to sort out differences with Zain
Bharti Airtel, India's largest telecom company, is likely to hold second round of talks shortly with Kuwait-based Zain Telecom.
Nigerian ops threaten to disrupt Bharti's Zain dealA minority shareholder in key Nigerian asset questioned the $10.7-bn deal.