Citigroup on Wednesday forecast global growth to slow to below 2% next year, echoing similar projections by major financial institutions such as Goldman Sachs, Barclays, and J.P. Morgan
Brent crude oil prices have slipped nearly 15 per cent in the last few weeks, from a peak of around $98 a barrel to a little over $83 a barrel now despite OPEC+ cutting supply
It is a noteworthy milestone and indeed a revolutionary step that these global giants are finally making their presence felt instead of just seeing potential in India
Bankman-Fried vanished from the Bloomberg Billionaires Index after his net worth just vaporised, falling 94% in a single day
Jamie Dimon said the Federal Reserve probably can't cool the red-hot economy without bringing on a recession.
While the US economy is doing well at the moment, a number of indicators and global issues are ringing alarm bells: Dimon
A large sea of people chant 'Netaji amar rahein' as a vehicle carriedthe mortal remains of Samajwadi Party supremo
If India is included in the global bond indices, it could ensure potential inflows of up to $30 billion into Indian fixed-income securities
Finance ministry official says not engaged in dialogue regarding it
Indian government bonds will likely only be included in the JPMorgan emerging market global index early next year as New Delhi still needs to address various operational issues
The government doesn't plan to waive capital gains taxes, and it's concerned that foreign inflows will increase the volatility of local markets
Call rate closes at highest since October 2019 as liquidity tightens
The brokerage expects Apple to move about 5% of iPhone 14 production from late 2022 to India, which is the world's second-biggest smartphone market after China
As the risk of recession looms and the Federal Reserve raises interest rates to curb inflation, deal markets have dried up
The global economy could avert a recession as data points to a potential soft landing, JP Morgan analysts said, while adding that the Federal Reserve might have "over-reacted" with the 75 basis point
Even though the government is yet to make up its mind on inclusion of G-Secs (Government Securities) in global bond indices, Wall Street brokerage Morgan Stanley expects indices major JP Morgan to make an announcement in this regard as early as next week. On Monday finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman told an industry gathering that the 2020 budget proposal on allowing bond inclusion in international indices could not move forward as the fund flows did not meet the desired levels, due to many reasons including the Covid pandemic. Without offering any details like a timeline or the tax and stamp duty breaks that investors were demanding, Sitharaman said: "I don't know whether we're holding it back or not. I think global situation changed a lot since I made that statement in the 2020 budget. "Global fund flows have not been as big as we wanted it to be primarily due to other reasons. So it'll come to its natural, logical conclusion soon." According to the RBI data, G-Secs outstanding
JP Morgan has plans in place to move work from Germany to the United Kingdom amid fears of power blackouts years after moving billions of dollars worth of assets from London to Frankfurt due to Brexit
Media reports last week said JP Morgan had started new consultations with investors about adding India to its emerging market index, rekindling expectations of an imminent listing
Analysts at Jefferies said Jio's approach to 5G has striking similarities to its approach to 4G with the company investing aggressively-potentially ahead of time-to create a state of art network
A fall of one basis point on the 10-year bond yield corresponds to a rise in price of roughly seven paise