Top headlines at this hour: Companies raise prices as input costs rise; Jet Airways new owners hear good news from airports.
Durables, paints, and consumer staples among worst affected by raw material prices
Fuel prices increased again across the country on Friday adding more misery to common man's woe, as he already grapples with rising food prices amid shrinking income
The price of petrol crossed the Rs 100-mark in Ladakh and stood at Rs 101.95 per litre on Monday
Sri Ganganagar, a small city in northernmost part of Rajasthan, has become the first city in the country where retail prices of both auto fuels -- petrol and diesel -- have crossed the century mark
Petrol price inched towards the Rs 100-mark in Mumbai on Tuesday after fuel rates were hiked again
After a gap of two days, petrol and diesel prices again witnessed a minor hike across the metros on Friday
Tata Motors on Friday said it will increase prices of its passenger vehicles by an average of 1.8 per cent depending upon the model and variant from May 8
The Pakistani farmer association, Kissan Ittehad, on Friday took to the streets on their tractors to protest the hike in prices of electricity, fertilisers, agricultural products, and diesel
With a strong uptick in commodity prices, there exists a possibility of price hikes in consumer durables towards the end of March or beginning of April, as per Motilal Oswal Institutional Equities
On Thursday, the Ministry of Civil Aviation hiked the airfare price band on flights with 90 to 120 minutes of duration to Rs 3,900, up from Rs 3,500 earlier
The price hike has attracted the attention of market participants, now the stock needs to cross significant resistance to move ahead.
On Monday, Maruti Suzuki increased the price for select models by up to Rs 34,000 to offset adverse impact of rising input costs
ITC stock is struggling to conquer the resistance of Rs 215 to Rs 220 levels. The downside support stays at Rs 200
A strong close above Rs 770 in M&M may trigger a rally Rs 825 levels
Commodity inflation to hurt consumers and businesses. Property developers may hold price lines, but others may not
Sitharaman said floods in certain districts have led to uptick in prices of perishable goods
The government has raised sugarcane Fair and Remunerative Price (FRP) by Rs 10 a quintal for 2020-21 season
Petrol price in the national capital was increased for the 22nd day by 5 paise to Rs 80.43 and diesel price by 13 paise to Rs 80.53.
Meanwhile, diesel prices in the national capital for the first time crossed that of petrol on Wednesday