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MCA probes accounts of Adani Enterprises' Mumbai, Navi Mumbai airports

India's Ministry of Corporate Affairs had in February initiated another probe into the Adani Group's financial statements

Crude oil prices surge on US sanctions, tight stockpile forecasts

Russia is the world's second-largest oil producer and a major exporter and the tighter U.S. scrutiny of its shipments could curtail supply

Israel puts 1.1 million in Gaza on evacuation notice, says report

Israel has said it will not lift its blockade until scores of hostages captured by Hamas are set free

Currency markets interventions not always 'black and white': RBI Governor

Reserve Bank of India Governor Shaktikanta Das was referring to the U.S. Treasury Department's regular foreign exchange report and similar research by the International Monetary Fund (IMF)

Bring back 80% of FX revenues, sell most of that: Russia tells exporters

President Vladimir Putin signed a decree this week mandating the reintroduction of capital controls for an undisclosed list of 43 exporting firms

Dollar edges higher after inflation data reinforces expectations on Fed

"Traders didn't really believe in the hot PPI for September until CPI yesterday reinforced it," Helen Given, FX Trader at Monex USA, said

India to push developed nations to become 'carbon negative' before 2050

India, which is resisting calls to commit to a deadline for phasing out its own use of coal and other fossil fuels, is set to make its proposal at the COP28 climate summit in Dubai later this year

Citigroup profit holds steady in Q3 as investment banking fees jump

The bank's trading unit also boosted revenue, while its division providing treasury and securities services to corporations brought in 12% more revenue

BlackRock clients pull $13 billion from long term investment funds

Adjusted net income rose 13% from a year earlier to $1.6 billion, or $10.91 a share, beating Wall Street's average estimate of $8.20. Revenue rose 5% to $4.5 billion

State-run banks to lower bond purchases as liquidity tightens: Officials

Bond yields have spiked since Oct. 6, when the central bank said it will keep monetary policy restrictive and sell bonds to manage banking system liquidity. Bond prices move inversely to yields

JPMorgan profit rises on interest income boost, First Republic purchase

Shares of the bank fell 0.7% in premarket trading

Gold set to mark best week in 7 months as markets price in end of Fed hikes

Spot gold rose nearly 1% to $1,886.40 per ounce by 0932 GMT. U.S. gold futures added 0.9% to $1,899.20

Waning demand for IT services hits hiring at majors Indian tech companies

Tata Consultancy Services, Infosys and HCLTech have seen employee headcount reducing in the second quarter as they reported weak results

IndiGo co-founder Gangwal in talks to buy 'sizable' stake in SpiceJet

IndiGo shares were up 0.9% in afternoon trading on Friday

India will not impose restrictions on laptop imports: Trade secy Barthwal

"India will not impose restrictions on laptop imports," Trade Secretary Sunil Barthwal told a press conference on Friday

HDFC Life Insurance Q2 profit rises 15.5% on strong premium growth

The Mumbai-based insurer's profit after tax rose to 3.77 billion rupees ($45.30 million) for the quarter ended Sept. 30, from 3.26 billion rupees a year ago, it said in an exchange filing

OpenAI plans major updates to lure developers with lower costs: Reports

These releases are designed to attract more developers to pay to access OpenAI's model to build their own AI software for a variety of uses, such as writing assistants or customer service bots.

Russia will never be seen as reliable energy supplier: US energy official

Russia has played down the impact of Western sanctions, saying they are used by the United States to eliminate Moscow as a competitor in global energy supplies

Growing tanker fleet, cheaper freight challenges Russia price cap: Analysis

The sanctions do not apply to shipping companies or insurers from other countries, regardless of the price

Risk of Indian banks' unsecured retail loans turning sour is rising: UBS

UBS has turned "neutral" on the banking sector and sees a higher probability of regulatory tightening on unsecured loans