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ONGC fails to get bids in its tender to sell Russian oil: Report

No Indian company has publicly withdrawn from Russia and New Delhi has declined to condemn Moscow's invasion of Ukraine despite pressure from the United States to do so.

Global share markets fall as US inflation hits nearly 8%, ECB moves

Global share markets slid on Thursday as U.S. inflation hit almost 8%, making it almost certain the U.S. Federal Reserve will raise interest rates next week

Euro eases after ECB meeting, while dollar firms following inflation data

The euro retreated from its overnight gains on Thursday following the European Central Bank's announcement it will phase out its stimulus in the third quarter

Russia may refuse to return leased planes, pay in rubles: Report

The sanctions have also frozen much of Russia's foreign reserves and forced authorities to look for ways to limit foreign currency outflows

Chelsea owner Abramovich, Rosneft boss Sechin hit by UK sanctions

Chelsea's activities from selling new tickets to signing players were instantly restricted, but it was allowed to play

ECB pushes on with stimulus exit, hikes inflation forecasts for 2022-24

February's record 5.8 per cent inflation rate and the prospect of an even higher reading in March intensified pressure on the bank to act in line with its inflation-busting mandate

China not supplying aircraft parts after sanctions, says Russia

Russia would eye opportunities to source parts from countries, including Turkey and India, after failing to get them from China

Russia accepts economy in 'shock' as tanks roll into Kyiv's outskirts

Kremlin to ask military for info on hospital strike

YouTube, Google Play suspend payment-based services in Russia

Google will also pause ads for advertisers based in Russia across its properties and networks globally, the company said

Oil edges back up despite Putin's pledge to honour supply commitments

Since Russia's February 24 invasion of Ukraine, oil markets have been the most volatile in two years, with global benchmark Brent crude recording its biggest decline since April, 2020

Gold steadies near $2,000/oz as Ukraine worries support

Spot gold were steady at $1,992.37 per ounce by 1544 GMT, after tumbling as much as 3% on Wednesday. US gold futures inched up 0.5% to $1,998.60

Original Buzz Aldrin moon walk photo sells for $7,700 at auction

NASA, Apollo, Apollo missions, Copenhagen, Buzz Aldrin, Apollo 8-17 missions, NASA vintage photos

Putin says Russia will emerge stronger, sanctions will rebound on West

Putin said Moscow - a major energy producer that supplies a third of Europe's gas - would continue to meet its contractual obligations even though it has been slammed with comprehensive sanctions

Goldman Sachs becomes first major Wall Street bank to quit Russia

Operating in Moscow has been increasingly difficult for Western financial institutions amid international sanctions against Russia and banks have been weighing whether to remain or leave

Ukraine crisis: Oil shock is coming, but US may have already paid for it

The war in Ukraine is a shock, they note, but one the United States may have unintentionally insured itself against.

Amazon surges as stock split, buyback excite investors

The company on Wednesday announced a 20-for-1 stock split, its first since 1999, and a $10 billion share buyback

Euro eases following ECB meeting, while dollar rises after inflation data

The euro touched a 22-month low of $1.0804 earlier in the week, with investors expecting the crisis in Ukraine to have a sizeable impact on European growth.

An oil shock is coming, but the US may have already paid for it: Analysts

US consumer price data due to be released later on Thursday is expected to show the pace of annual price increases jumped to 7.9% last month from 7.5% in January

Wall St drops as Feb inflation data cements rate hike bets

Banks, big tech stocks fall after sharp rally; Amazon climbs after stock split, new buyback plan

Putin says Russia will solve its problems, calls sanctions illegitimate

Addressing a government meeting, Putin also said Moscow - a major energy producer which supplies a third of Europe's gas - would continue to meet its contractual obligations