Electrical goods maker Havells India has said that devaluation of the yuan would not impact its business as exports form only 10 per cent o...

She, however, added that cheaper imports could also help exporters as they would have access to raw material at competitive prices.

This, tyre companies say, has created an unfavourable environment for them. Given the situation, tyre makers are likely to become more voci...

Export Import Bank of India has on Thursday urged exporters to maintain the quality of Indian products and hedge against foreign exchange r...

"It is still early to say anything on the impact of yuan devaluation on Indian exports. But there is no need to panic at the moment," Chair...

"Incidentally, this is also the time when markets are taking a cold re-look at emerging market returns. A Fed rate hike won't bode well for...

Sluggish trade data amid highly volatile global currency market sentiment in the aftermath of China's yuan devaluation weighed on trade, fo...

Mehrishi pushed for RBI cutting interest rate to encourage manufacturing and boost exports, arguing risks are not much as inflation is low.

"In absolute-return terms downside risks are clearly growing, most particularly if the US Fed starts raising rates."

'Make in India' could take a hit because other exporting nations would be more competitive as their currencies could depreciate more.

Subramanian said China, on the one hand, has devalued the currency and taken measures aimed at reducing the spread between onshore and offs...

The difference between onshore and offshore rupee-dollar forwards market has narrowed significantly, to almost nil, from as high as 10-25 p...

SBI chief Arundhati Bhattacharya today said Chinese currency Yuan devaluation is a challenge and expressed hope that India has potential to...

There was sustained demand for the US dollar from banks and importers on the back of firm greenback overseas following yuan devaluation.

The S&P BSE Sensex plunged over 200 points in trade on Wednesday tracking muted trend seen in other Asian markets.

'It also has a significant impact on a lot of sectors of our economy; like the steel or tyre or many other similar sectors.'

"The devaluation will affect India's exports not only to China but to other countries also with increasing competitiveness of Chinese expor...