The RBI will inject 500 billion rupees of liquidity and allow new loan-relief for small businesses, Governor Shaktikanta Das said in surpri...

The US-based rating agency in March had a 11 per cent GDP growth forecast for India for the April 2021-March 2022 fiscal on account of a fa...

With 3.45 million active cases, India recorded 357,229 new infections over the last 24 hours, while deaths rose 3,449 for a toll of 222,408...

US yields are rising mostly due to expectations of higher growth, rather than fears of imminent tightening, or monetary-policy shock.

“Rising demand and falling infection rates have tempered our expectation of COVID's hit on the Indian economy,” the firm said in a note rel...

His team is privately acknowledging that they expect the issue to be a focus during the first debate in Cleveland, Ohio, according to a per...

An unbalanced recovery, weak private demand and excessive market optimism have combined to drive real rates up, increasing debt-servicing b...

Indian economy is in deep trouble with growth expected to contract by 5 per cent this fiscal, S&P has said.

‘The economic policy response is still lacking to some extent’

Nifty futures on the Singapore Exchange traded 168.45 points or 2 per cent lower at 8,273.50, indicating a gap-down start for Dalal Street.

In an assessment of the Asia-Pacific region released on Wednesday in Singapore, S&P said India is also among the countries most vulnerable ...

The agency had earlier projected a growth rate of 5.7 per cent during the 2020 calendar. Asia-Pacific economic growth in 2020 will be more ...

The S&P/ASX 200 index fell 2.8 per cent to finish at 6,216.20, its lowest close since April 11, 2019.

Even though the conditions remain highly uncertain, we do not see a disastrous scenario at this point and we could see the global economy e...

"India has the potential to grow much faster but that needs a sequenced and powerful reforms agenda."

The ICC World Cup starts at the Oval in London today.

Treasury 10-year yields slid as much as five basis points Wednesday to about 2.22 per cent.