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China's GDP target of 5.5% for 2022 will be challenging to meet: Economists

The economy grew 8.1% in 2021, when the government set a conservative target of 'above 6%.'

The cost of war: Oil has wildest week on record; dollar highest since 2020

Europe's common currency fell to as low as $1.0973 as traders weighed the impact of Russian sanctions on the European economy

Moderna, WHO set for vaccine clash as patents threaten mRNA use

Medecins Sans Frontiers and other health and relief groups are calling on the vaccine-maker to abandon three patent applications filed years ago in South Africa

Illicit money flows: UAE set to be placed on FATF's 'gray list'

Just a few votes to the contrary can result in a jurisdiction getting added to the list of nations under increased monitoring

Ready for more rate hikes, says US Federal Reserve's Jerome Powell

Russia's attack has whiplashed financial markets and sent energy and commodity prices surging, with West Texas Intermediate crude hovering around $110 a barrel.

Base metals set for best-ever week as war stokes shortage fears

Commodities markets from metals to oil and gas have been upended by the war in Ukraine as big corporates withdraw from Russia

Centre sticks to borrowing plan amid impact from Ukraine fallout: Report

The government's market borrowings for the fiscal are over and there is no plan to borrow against the auctions that were canceled last month: Report

LIC IPO set to be delayed to next fiscal year amid market swings: Report

LIC's underwriters have seen muted interest during early meetings with potential anchor investors, says Bloomberg.

India at risk as record cooking oil prices threaten surging food inflation

Ukraine and Russia are not only major suppliers of wheat, corn and barley, but they also ship more than 75% of global exports of sunflower oil, one of the world's four leading edible oils.

Wheat spikes to fresh 14-year high on deepening global shortage fears

Prices are heading for a record weekly gain of about 40%

Crude oil eases on Iran deal prospects after nearing $120 a barrel

Despite the market turmoil, the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies are sitting on the sidelines

Covid-19: Omicron is 40% deadlier than seasonal flu, study finds

Countries around the world have been relaxing mitigation measures, from mask mandates to testing requirements, and pushing for a return to normal life.

RBI credibility at risk, says lone dissenter on monetary policy panel

'The time to ditch the Covid stuff from the monetary policy has come,' says Jayanth Rama Varma.

Oil price surge turns India's bonds into most risky in emerging Asia

A selloff in India's bond markets, including its corporate debt, is gathering pace as oil prices extended their rally above $110 a barrel after Russia invaded Ukraine

Ukraine crisis: Apple, Nike and Hollywood spurn Russia, isolating Putin

Taken together, the moves reflect a cultural and commercial split unseen since the Cold War ended in the late 1980s

Ukraine conflict: Big tech begins restricting Russian state media platforms

The EU announced a ban Sunday, which countries are expected to sign off on today after a formal proposal.

Ukraine crisis: Exodus of firms from Russia reversing 30 years' investment

Foreign energy majors have been pouring in money since the 1990s

Ukraine crisis: Russian vodka boycott goes global to punish Putin for war

Vodka from Russia accounts for little more than 1% of the total value of imports of the spirit into the US

Russian stocks listed abroad plunge as much as 74%with Moex shut still

The largest US-listed ETF tracking Russian equities, VanEck Russia ETF, fell 12 per cent in premarket trading after cratering 30 per cent

India's economy faces headwinds amid Russia-Ukraine crisis, says Emkay

India will see lower than previously forecast economic growth because of disruptions from the latest wave of coronavirus cases