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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

Bitcoin tops $44,000 in tentative comeback as portfolio hedge

Bitcoin can benefit from some of the instability which will likely befall the dollar and euro as a result of worsening international tensions, says an expert

Ukraine crisis: Russia's ultra-rich count cost of $83 bn wealth wipeout

Russia's $1.5 trillion economy is already reeling from sanctions that targeted key banks and may prevent Putin from accessing the bulk of more than $640 billion in central bank reserves.

Russia-Ukraine war: Pleas to stop buying Russian oil and gas go unheeded

Washington and Brussels have carved out loopholes big enough for an oil tanker in their current sanctions policy, allowing the trade to continue.

BitConnect's indicted founder Satish Kumbhani has disappeared, says SEC

BitConnect used money from new investors to pay earlier ones, the U.S. said.

Exxon Mobil faces stark choice after rivals BP, Shell abandon Russia

The moves by BP and Shell leaves Exxon and TotalEnergies SE as the only remaining supermajors with significant drilling operations in Russia.

Race for liquidity boosts dollar as Russia contagion risk rises

The dollar rose as much as 0.7%, extending on last week's 0.4% gain

The business secrets held in India's Dove bars and Nutella jars

A case of Dove bars, a couple of dozen Lay's packets, six jars of Nutella. To the owner of a tiny mom-and-pop store, these may just be the humdrum weekly sales figures for soap, chips and bread spread

Norway decides to drop Russian assets from $1.3 trillion wealth fund

The Oslo-based fund is the world's biggest owner of publicly traded companies with a portfolio of about 9,000 stocks

Russia-Ukraine crisis: BP to exit Rosneft stake, may take a $25 bn hit

The surprise move from the British company is the latest sign of how far Western powers are willing to go to punish President Vladimir Putin for his invasion of Ukraine

Musk activates Starlink in Ukraine as Russia attack disrupts services

Musk's tweet came some 10 hours after Ukrainian Minister Mykhailo Fedorov urged Musk to provide Starlink services to Ukraine