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Energy stocks rise as EU mulls Russian oil embargo; Alleghany stock rises on Berkshire's $11.60-bn takeover deal
Zelensky said on Monday Ukraine would never bow to ultimatums from Russia and cities such as Kyiv, Mariupol or Kharkiv would not accept Russian occupation
Unlike its Quad partners - the US, Japan and Australia - India has not condemned the Russian invasion of Ukraine and has been maintaining that crisis should be resolved through dialogue and diplomacy
Firmly ruling out the prospects of the economy falling into stagflation Reserve Bank Governor Shatikanta Das said prices are set to fall as impact of ongoing Ukraine war on country seems to be minimal
The imposition of a new round of sanctions asset freezes and travel bans appears unlikely for now
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A total of 90 evacuation flights were operated under Operation Ganga, including 14 Indian Air Force flights, said V K Singh, Minister of State for Civil Aviation
The dollar index, which measures the greenback against six peers, dipped 0.1% to 98.222
Stock market live updates: Opening Bell Stock market live updates: The key benchmark indices started Monday's session with mild gains amid ensuing uncertainty of the Russia-Ukraine war. The BSE Sense
Ukrainian officials defiantly rejected a Russian demand that their forces in Mariupol lay down arms and raise white flags Monday in exchange for safe passage out of the besieged strategic port city. Even as Russia intensified its attempt to bombard Mariupol into surrender, its offensive in other parts of Ukraine has floundered. Western governments and analysts see the broader conflict grinding into a war of attrition, with Russia continuing to barrage cities. In the capital Kyiv, Russian shelling devastated a shopping center near the city center killing at least eight people. The encircled southern city of Mariupol on the Sea of Azov has seen some of the worst horrors of the war, under Russian pounding for more than three weeks. Strikes hit an art school sheltering some 400 people only hours before Russia's offer to open two corridors out of the city in return for the capitulation of its defenders, according to Ukrainian officials. Ukrainian officials rejected the Russian proposa
Most share markets rallied last week in anticipation of an eventual peace deal on Ukraine, but it could take actual progress to justify further gains
In his remarks, Morrison referred to the 'distressing' and terrible situation in Europe which he said must 'never happen in our own region'
The surge in diesel sales is putting pressure on India's logistics and supply infrastructure, according to Reliance
Ukrainian officials rejected the Russian proposal for safe passage out of Mariupol even before Moscow's 5 am deadline for a response came and went
India should view Beijing's latest overtures with caution
China thinks it will be able to replace the post-1945 system, but history shows that is not going to happen.
Preventing the metal from gaining further, two of the Fed's most hawkish policymakers said on Friday the central bank needs to take more aggressive steps to combat inflation
The humanitarian situation in Ukraine's south-eastern city of Mariupol continued to worsen as thousands of civilians were estimated to be killed in the city since the beginning of hostilities
Ukraine's Deputy Prime Minister said in remarks carried by Ukrainska Pravda news outlet that Kyiv already had told Russia that there can be no talk about surrender and laying down weapons
Russia, Ukraine account for around 80% of India's exports to CIS countries