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Reliance resume oil swap with Venezuela's PDVSA under US licence: Report

A supertanker carrying about 1.9 million barrels of Venezuelan Merey heavy crude departed earlier this month for India's Sikka port

India prepares for possible trade talks with US after Trump takes office

While aiming to protect its manufacturers from potential US tariff hikes on its exports, India is exploring ways to strengthen ties with Washington

Wall Street rebounds, dollar stalls as markets digest Fed's slowdown signal

The dollar gave back some of Wednesday's gains and gold rallied as investors grew accustomed to the reality that the central bank will take a slower, more measured approach to policy easing

Trump, not yet in office, already a figure in global economic policy

Some Fed officials incorporated 'highly conditional estimates' of Trump effects in new projections

Suspect in killing of UnitedHealth executive transferred to NYPD custody

A grand jury in New York has indicted Mangione on 11 counts, including first-degree murder and murder as an act of terrorism

US existing home sales increase 4.8% to eight-month high in November

Home sales jumped 4.8 per cent last month to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.15 million units, the highest level since March

Russia ready to compromise with Donald Trump on Ukraine war, says Putin

Asked what he might be able to offer Trump, Putin dismissed an assertion that Russia was in a weak position, saying that Russia had got much stronger since he ordered troops into Ukraine in 2022

US weekly unemployment claims unexpectedly fall 22,000 to 220,000

Initial claims for state unemployment benefits dropped 22,000 to a seasonally adjusted 220,000 for the week ended Dec 14

BoE keeps interest rates steady at 4.75%, but MPC members split on decision

Three of the BoE's nine-person Monetary Policy Committee - Deputy Governor Dave Ramsden and external members Swati Dhingra and Alan Taylor - voted for a quarter-point rate cut to 4.5 per cent

Accenture beats estimates for Q1 revenue on rise in services demand

The company's new bookings rose to $18.7 billion for the first quarter from $18.4 billion a year earlier

Bharti Airtel clears 2016 spectrum liabilities by paying Rs 3,626 crore

Indian telecom operators owe the government significant spectrum fees, following years of high-stakes auctions and competitive bidding for airwave rights

Dollar slips as Fed signals slower pace of rate cuts, yen slides on BOJ

Currencies around the world tumbled on Wednesday after the Fed decision boosted the dollar, although many rebounded on Thursday in choppy trading conditions with thin volumes ahead of holiday period

Behind Honda and Nissan tie-up, existential threat posed by Chinese EVs

Like other foreign carmakers, both Honda and Nissan have lost ground in China

RBI ramps up forward dollar sales to defend stumbling rupee, say traders

In the last two trading sessions, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) conducted buy-sell swaps of an estimated size of $3 billion-4 billion

US defence giant RTX Corp aims to boost India headcount by 14% in 3 years

The jobs will be added across RTX's units, including around 300 engineers for aircraft engine maker Pratt & Whitney over the next 12-18 months

China tightens oversight of foreign accounting firms' domestic operations

Foreign accounting organisations are subject to "supervision and management" by the authorities including the finance ministry and public securities bureau

US Congress has 2 days to avert shutdown after Trump rejects spending bill

Trump pressured his fellow Republicans in Congress to reject a stopgap bill to keep the government funded past the deadline of midnight

India, US bond yield spread at near 2-decade low, may affect foreign flows

US yields surged while the slower pace of rise of Indian yields led to a tighter spread or the interest rate gap between the two countries

Ukrainian strikes refinery in Russia's Rostov with missiles and drones

As Russia advances at the fastest pace since the start of the war in 2022, Ukraine has repeatedly tried to strike Russia's oil infrastructure

European car sales decline in November, led by France and Italy: ACEA

The slowdown in electric vehicle (EV) sales was only partly offset by the growth of hybrid-electric car registrations