Dalal Street ended the week on a strong note, with the Sensex and Nifty gaining over 1% on Friday. Investors will track six key market trig...

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China has warned Washington that it will retaliate if the US goes ahead with the levies. President Donald Trump has already imposed tariffs...

U.S. services sector activity cooled in November but maintained growth, according to the ISM. The PMI dipped to 52.1 from October's 56.0, s...

“Overall, the PMI data show that China's economy remains relatively soft, as confidence remains weak,” Lynn Song of ING Economics said in a...

The official manufacturing purchasing managers index declined to 49, the National Bureau of Statistics said in a statement on Sunday.

While India’s service exports grew amid falling merchandise exports, the growth rate appears to have dropped compared to last year.

According to surveys, factories in South Korea and Taiwan witnessed activity contraction last month.

As the global economy prepares for a downturn, amid the persistent inflation and the rising borrowing costs across the world, the latest fi...

The US housing market did better with pending home sales easing to 4% in November from 4.6% in October, while the increase in home prices w...

The Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) for the city's economy plunged to its lowest mark since the gauge began, worse than the SARS outbreak ...

According to a recent report, project management jobs outlook continued to outshine the overall labour market due to both growth and attrit...

China, the world's biggest steel and coal producer, in January announced cut in excess capacity by a whopping 100 to 150 million tonnes in ...

Post the sell off on Friday and continued weakness over the weekend, US stocks recovered smartly on Monday, facilitated by strong earnings ...

PMI reading of over 50% indicates expansion in non-manufacturing activity, while a reading below 50% indicates contraction.

The infrastructure sector is likely to face shortage of a whopping 3 million professionals by 2022, a survey has said.

The concerns of a hard landing may be overblown, says a Deutsche Bank report.