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The joint venture, with a 50.5% Indian and 49.5% Russian partnership, fits into PM Modi's flagship make-in-India programme
Oil prices were stable on Tuesday as the market balanced cuts to OPEC+ production quotas against fears of economic slowdown
The FCNR deposits route might not be as effective this time around for reasons like a narrower US-IN rate spread and less aggressive rate hikes in this cycle versus back in 2013, says an analyst
Govt has reportedly asked SEBI if it can classify the govt, LIC's remaining stake of about 34% after the sale as public float, which will help the new buyer meet the minimum public shareholding norm
The company said it expects some impact of inflation to ease next year but higher costs of inventory manufactured in 2022 could weigh on 2023 profit
Profit applicable to common shareholders fell to $2.96 bn, or $8.25 per share, in the quarter ended Sept. 30, from $5.28 bn, or $14.93 per share, a year ago
The government has also received petitions from the industry to raise the import tax to help prop up falling oilseed prices, says a source
India is likely to produce 34.4 million bales of cotton in the 2022/23 season that started on Oct. 1, up 12% from a year ago after farmers expanded the crop area, a trade body said on Tuesday
Gold prices rose on Tuesday as a weaker dollar lifted bullion's appeal for overseas buyers, although risks from interest rate hikes by the U.S. Federal Reserve limited further gains
European stock indexes opened higher on Tuesday, in a revival of risk appetite which analysts attributed to the turnaround in UK fiscal policy
India's central bank should pause interest rate hikes, despite unacceptably high inflation, to avoid stalling a recovery in economic growth, monetary policy committee member Jayant Varma said
Oil prices steadied in early Asian trade as a weaker US dollar lent support
Asia stocks nudged higher as the dramatic U-turn in British fiscal policy brightened investor sentiment, while the US dollar took a breather at its lowest levels in more than a week
Wall Street jumped to robust gains on Monday as solid earnings and a financial policy reversal in Britain fueled risk appetite and boosted the sterling and euro against the greenback
Nearly 10 per cent of American workers surveyed in 2020 were covered by a training repayment agreement, said the Cornell Survey Research Institute.
The move comes as the Wall Street titan has sought to cut its reliance on volatile trading and investment banking revenues by boosting its fee-based businesses.
Britain said on Monday it was in talks with steel makers, including British Steel, owned by China's Jingye Group, and India's Tata to help secure the industry's long-term future
India's Oil and Natural Gas Corp plans to take a stake in the new Russian entity that will manage the Sakhalin 1 project in the far east
Gold prices on Monday rose more than 1% after declines in the previous two sessions, as the U.S. dollar and Treasury yields faltered
Bank of America posts better-than-expected Q3 results; Goldman Sachs up on report of major business overhaul S&P surges 2.85%, Nasdaq 3.37%