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Modi weighs competing political, market demands as decision on RBI chief looms

Narendra Modi and Arun Jaitley are bound to prefer an RBI chief who is more accommodating on interest rates

Top US officials rejected push to prosecute HSBC: Lawmakers' report

Because of concerns about the stability of the financial system

Gail India tenders for 6 LNG cargoes for 2017 - trade

Sensex, Nifty end higher on global cues

Xerox in talks to buy financial printer RR Donnelley: Sources

The companies still have significant issues to negotiate and a deal is not imminent

Singapore to call for tenders in $7 billion waste and water projects

As the land-scarce nation looks for more ways to manage refuse and treat used water

Singapore Q2 economic growth seen sluggish, keeps central bank pressured

On a year-on-year basis, the economy is predicted to have grown 2.2%, faster than a 1.8% expansion in the first quarter

Sensex up for second straight session on global cues; banks lead

Chinese automaker plans self-driving, electric car by 2020

Future Mobility stands out from its competitors for poaching its leadership away from big names like BMW, Google and Tesla

Global shares gain as Brexit tensions ease amid stimulus hopes

Indian bonds rally ahead of CPI data, RBI governor announcement

Foreign investors bought a net $76 million worth of Indian government debt on Monday, their highest purchase in four sessions

Oil rises on brief Iraq loading halt; bearish investors cap gains

Gold keeps losses as Asian stocks rally

Honda co-develops first hybrid car motor free of heavy rare earth metals

Gold keeps losses as Asian stocks rally

Asian stocks hit a 2-1/2-month peak on Tuesday, a day after Wall Street shares rose to a record high

India's fuel demand rose 6.2% in June

Sales of gasoline, or petrol, were 4.4% higher from a year earlier at 1.85 million tonnes

Asian shares rally as Wall Street strikes new record high

Oil prices rise on Iraq loading worries; bearish investors cap gains

Oil price gains have, however, been limited with financial players betting on price falls, or shorting the crude market

June retail inflation expected to remain high

Oil prices remain near two-month lows as investors bet on weaker prices

Hedge funds and other money managers cut their bullish bets on crude oil by 22 million barrels over the seven days ending on July 5