Page 308 - Latest Updates on Ukraine peace talks

Sending international peacekeepers to Ukraine would be reckless: Russia

Ukrainian forces have mounted stiff resistance and the West has imposed sweeping sanctions on Russia in an effort to force it to withdraw its forces.

Russia will start selling gas to 'unfriendly' countries in roubles: Putin

European countries' dependence on Russian gas and other exports has been thrown into the spotlight since Russia sent tens of thousands of troops into Ukraine on Feb 24

Analysts say cement stocks now attractive; price hikes to ease margin woes

Analysts believe current input cost headwinds are transitory as likely price hikes by companies will help aid margin pressures.

Gold gains on concerns over Ukraine crisis, inflation

Spot gold was up 0.4% at $1,929.70 per ounce by 10:20 a.m. ET (1420 GMT). U.S. gold futures added 0.6% to $1,933.50

LIVE: Zelensky urges French firms to to cease business in Russia

Renault, Auchan, Leroy Merlin must stop being sponsors of the Russian war machine, stop financing the murder of children and women, of rape, says Ukraine's President

Challenges due to Russia-Ukraine war may lead to trade disruptions: Goyal

About the new SEZ law, he said that the ministry will start consultations with stake holders from the next month

Rishi Sunak sets out UK's Spring Budget amid high inflation

It is dubbed a 5 billion pounds tax cut worth 175 pounds on average for 30 million people and the first cut to the basic rate in 16 years

Russia must stop 'irresponsible' nuclear rhetoric, says NATO chief

Jens Stoltenberg warned Russia against using nuclear, biological or chemical weapons in Ukraine, while stressing NATO's readiness to 'protect and defend allies against any threat any time'

A month in, Ukraine fights on, makes Moscow pay a high price

Major Russian objectives remain unfulfilled. The capital, Kyiv, has been repeatedly hit but not taken or even encircled.

Any nuclear accident due to Ukraine conflict not to impact India: Govt

The Parliament was told on Wednesday

Euro weakens as Joe Biden carries new sanction plans to Europe

The European Union currently seems unlikely to agree to a ban on Russian oil which would also weigh on the euro

Markets are pricing in 25 bps US Fed rate hike: Analysts

On its part, the US has been battling a spike in inflation that hit 7.9 per cent in February - a four-decade high. The CPI has not been the highest since January 1982, when it hit 8.4 per cent

Goldman Sachs sees gold prices hitting $2,500/oz by year-end

Earlier in January, Goldman Sachs had raised their 12-month gold price forecast to $2150 an ounce on the view that an impending US growth slowdown would lead to increased concerns of a US recession

Biden heads to Europe as Russia shells cities, besieged Mariupol burns

Biden, due to arrive in Brussels on Wednesday evening, will meet NATO and European leaders in an emergency summit at the Western military alliance's headquarters

Sensex falls 305 pts, Nifty gives up 17,250; Paytm slides 4%, HDFC 2%

CLOSING BELL: HDFC, Bharti Airtel, Cipla, Britannia, Sun Pharma, Maruti, and Bajaj Auto were the major drags today

Dollar flat as US President Joe Biden plans new sanctions against Russia

Oil Prices dipped on Tuesday as the European Union seems unlikely to agree to a ban on Russian oil which would also likely weigh on the euro

Gold prices steady as Ukraine worries counter bets on Fed rate hikes

Benchmark U.S. 10-year Treasury yields jumped to fresh highs since May 2019

Russia warns of possible payment delays for domestic Eurobond holders

Russia's National Settlement Depository (NSD) said that Russian holders of domestic corporate Eurobonds may see delays in receiving payments

New humanitarian aid fund directs its support to Ukraine's long-term needs

The humanitarian needs of more than 10 million displaced Ukrainians have quickly become staggering, and longer-term problems resulting from Russia's invasion will grow ever larger

Many Indians tighten belts as Ukraine war drives up prices of necessities

Higher prices from European conflict put economic recovery at risk; companies up prices to pass on higher costs of fuel, materials