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India's finished steel imports fall 11.3% in Apr on slower China shipments

Finished steel shipments from China fell to 0.1 million metric tons in April, down 26.5 per cent from a year ago

Banks seek overnight liquidity ops, easier reserve norms from RBI

RBI's main cash management tool has been the 14-day variable repo since a change in 2020 that was intended to lower banks' reliance on the RBI and push them to better predict their liquidity needs

Leela hotels-owner Schloss cuts IPO size by 30% as debt burden eases

Indeed, several IPO hopefuls have either delayed or downsized their IPO plans as global trade worries and a domestic border conflict pressured markets

India's Russian oil imports hit 10-month high on strong ESPO demand

More ESPO was offered to India as Chinese state-owned companies continue shunning sanctioned crudes and crude quotas are running tight for Chinese independent refiners, analysts said

India's Russian oil imports hit 10-month high on strong ESPO crude demand

India's strong demand has led to a rebound in spot premiums for ESPO cargoes delivered to China, the biggest buyer of the crude exported from the Far East port of Kozmino

Fortnite back on Apple App Store after 5-year ban, but US-exclusive for now

Fortnite's developer Epic Games hailed its app's long-awaited restoration to the iPhone and iPad in a Tuesday post

Asian stocks edge up as US trade deals, Mideast tensions curb risk appetite

The MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan crept up 0.5 per cent, while Japan's Nikkei was down 0.18 per cent

No deadline can be set for Ukraine memorandum: Kremlin spokesperson

"The drafts will be formulated by both the Russian and Ukrainian sides, these draft documents will be exchanged, and then - complex contacts to develop a single text," the Kremlin spokesman said

Leela's owner Schloss cuts IPO size by 30% to ₹35 bn amid market volatility

India's blue-chip Nifty 50 has rebounded in recent weeks and is up 4% for the year, after the country held a ceasefire with Pakistan and as some trade tensions eased

Trump to make Golden Dome announcement on Tuesday, says US official

Trump plans to make a 3 p.m. (1900 GMT) announcement in the Oval Office with Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, the White House said in an update to the president's schedule

IHH unit seeks $1.3 bn in damages from Daiichi Sankyo over Fortis deal

The latest petition filed by NTK seeks another 2.7 million rupees for losses arising from the unit's defamation claim against Daiichi Sankyo and accrued interest on the damages claimed

Asian stocks rise as investors weigh US debt, upcoming trade deals

With little indication of trade deals on the way, markets are struggling for direction, analysts said

US imposes visa bans on Indian travel agents over illegal migration links

The move comes amid President Donald Trump's broad crackdown on migration to the United States and efforts to deport undocumented immigrants in the country

Sebi threatens two offshore funds holding Adani Group shares with penalties

Indian regulations require that at least 25% of the shares of listed companies be held by public shareholders

Treasury yields rise; stocks, dollar fall amid tax bill, US downgrade focus

The US dollar weakened broadly, hitting a more than one-week low against the safe-haven yen, Swiss franc and euro. Against the Japanese yen, the dollar was down 0.38 per cent at 145.06

Nippon Steel plans to invest $14 billion in US Steel's operations

The super-charged investment pledge, up from an initial $1.4 billion, was pitched as part of a last ditch effort to win approval of the merger

India to tighten rules on firms with indirect foreign ownership: Report

The discussions are close to being finalised, the sources, both government officials said. They declined to be identified as the discussion was not public

Qatar Airways profit jumps 28% to $2.1 bn, expects strong demand ahead

Demand from the Gulf has defied a global slowdown, with regional airlines reporting steady bookings even as trade tensions, currency swings and recession fears weigh on key Western markets

South Korea's Kim Moon-soo open to discussing US troop cost amid tariff row

Some 28,500 American troops are stationed in South Korea as part of efforts to deter nuclear-armed North Korea

China's April factory output, retail sales growth slow amid trade war pause

Retail sales, a gauge of consumption, rose by 5.1 per cent in April, down from a 5.9 per cent increase in March and compared with forecasts for an expansion of 5.5 per cent