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India may not be planning tax changes for bond inclusion in global indices

India is not planning any changes to its tax regime to help Indian government bonds be included on other global indices, a government source said on Wednesday

Pegatron India fire traced to workers' failure to turn off switch: Reports

The lapse at key Apple supplier Pegatron's only factory in India, located in the southern state of Tamil Nadu, has cost three straight days of lost production

Sebi examining proposal for extended derivative trading hours: Report

Sebi is assessing whether the extended hours will fuel already high derivative trading volumes and if the trade settlements will be smooth, one source said

Explainer: How serious is Russia's fuel export ban and who will be hit?

Russia said exports would resume once it had stabilised its domestic market, but did not give a precise timeline

India to hold top spot for growth but risks to downside remain: Poll

Forecasts for this fiscal year ranged widely from 4.6 per cent to 7.1 per cent

Canada's lentil sales to India slow after Trudeau raises murder suspicions

Canada is India's main import source of lentils, a protein-rich staple used to make daal curry

OPEC's share of India's August crude oil imports at five month high

This surge was attributed to Indian refiners reducing their purchases of Russian oil due to elevated prices and maintenance outages at some facilities, as indicated by tanker data from various sources

JPMorgan sees India in its top 3 fastest-growing Asia markets in 2024

Global corporations like Apple Inc have stepped up production out of India while others like Tesla are in discussions to begin manufacturing in the country

India bond yields dip as investors eye second-half borrowing calendar

The 10-year benchmark 7.18% 2033 bond yield ended at 7.1441% after closing at 7.1541% in the previous session

Dollar hits 10 month high as US yields spike, yen recovers from dip

Federal Reserve policymaker Neel Kashkari said on Monday that, given the strength of the U.S economy, interest rates should probably rise again and be held "higher for longer"

EU's industry chief Breton tells Apple CEO to open its ecosystem to rivals

Be it the electronic wallet, browsers or app stores, consumers using an Apple iPhone should be able to benefit from competitive services by a range of providers," he said

Mid, smallcap rally to persist amid more inflows: DSP Mutual Fund's Parekh

DSP Mutual Fund will also launch a smallcap fund this year to take advantage of the inflows to the segment, Parekh said

India demands $150 mn in taxes from Tiger Global-backed gaming firm Dream11

Dream11 has filed a lawsuit in the High Court in Mumbai challenging the notices, court papers showed. The case is likely to be heard in coming days

Alibaba starts restructuring with plan to list logistics arm in Hong Kon

In the months since, the company has approved a process to start external financing for its international commerce arm and was also looking to list its cloud unit

Oil prices fall as high-interest rate outlook outweighs tight supply

Meanwhile, the U.S. dollar hit a 10-month high on Tuesday, as higher bond yields attracted investors towards the greenback

Pegatron India's iPhone factory shutdown may go into day 3: Report

Pegatron has asked independent surveyors to assess the fire damage, a fifth source said

Cough syrup deaths overseas prompts US crackdown on toxic testing

The manufacturers include U.S.-based companies and exporters from India, South Korea, Switzerland, Canada and Egypt

US yields hit 2007 levels as Fed signals, shutdown fears stoke angst

Euro zone bond yields also held near multi-year highs as the narrative that central banks will keep rates higher for longer held sway

Airbus names sales chief Scherer CEO of core planemaking operation

The appointment of Scherer, 61, heralds broad continuity inside the main commercial arm, which competes with Boeing and makes up about 70% of the company's revenues

India to set emission reduction mandates, start carbon trading from 2025

Companies which exceed their targets earn carbon credits that can be sold to firms which fall short of their goals