South Indian Bank has boosted interest rates on US dollar deposits for Non-Resident Indians to 6.5% per annum for 3-5 year tenures. This mo...

Bandhan Bank has raised interest rates on Foreign Currency Non-Resident Bank deposits for non-resident Indian customers. US dollar deposits...

Indian equity markets experienced a significant sell-off on Monday, with the Sensex and Nifty declining around 1% each. This downturn was d...

The Reserve Bank of India unveiled new measures to attract deposits and bolster the economy. Governor Sanjay Malhotra discussed strategies ...

India's paint industry is experiencing a demand surge in both cities and villages. Leading companies anticipate strong volume growth in FY2...

Indian residents investing in US stocks face forex gains tax. These gains are taxable as capital gains when US dollars are converted back t...

India's economy shows resilience and strong domestic demand. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman highlighted that external factors are caus...

Indian football fans are defying geopolitical tensions, high airfares and a weakening ₹ to attend the FIFA World Cup 2026. This year, a gro...

India has raised gold import duty to 15% and urged citizens to buy less gold. This move targets foreign reserves and the rupee's value. How...

Studying abroad involves more than just academic merit; it's a significant financial investment. Indian students often underestimate hidden...

The New Income Tax Bill, 2025 introduces a 'forex fluctuation benefit' that allows NRIs (excluding FIIs) to potentially pay lower long-term...

The tax department had argued that the forex loss is notional and cannot be capitalised. The tribunal held that such mark to market losses ...

Excluding the forex loss, however, Tata Motors' operating margin met expectations of analysts.

Prices of PCs, laptops and IT products will increase about 10 per cent due to the weakening of rupee against US dollar.

Experts are Increasingly recommending travellers to go for a prepaid forex card while buying foreign currency.

Corporate India will have to either grin and bear or take refuge in accounting techniques to escape foreign exchange losses.

The results of Jain Irrigation System (JISL) for the September 2010 quarter cheered investor sentiments on Monday as the scrip gained nearl...