Indian stocks have a low-beta and low-correlation to the US markets, according to an analysis conducted by Morgan Stanley
The two US presidential contenders from rival parties have flip-flopped on issues related to India
Clinton might not do anything impeding US growth. Trump could
Opinion polls indicated that the race may go down to the wire as Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton are locked in a tight fight for the top job
As per RealClearPolitics, which keeps track of all major polls, the Democrat leads the Republican by 1.7% points
EU officials said the Russian media was pushing up Trump's candidacy, while portraying Clinton as a warmonger mostly
Americans unnerved by the 2016 campaign may need help dealing with its consequences
Donald Trump will be at New York Hilton Midtown on Sixth Avenue, while Hillary Clinton will be at Javits Convention Center across town on 11th Avenue
Federal authorities alerted the New York Police Department
Hillary Clinton also to hold an election night event in the city but her campaign does not plug it as a victory party
Ahead of next week's US prez election, financial markets were rattled on Wednesday by opinion polls showing a tightening White House race
The Republican candidate has the support of 46% of the likely voters as against 45% by the former secretary of state, according to poll
National registration now stands at 200,081,377 voters, said Tom Bonier.
Also sees S&P500 falling over 3% in immediate reaction to a Trump victory
The Republicans said Trump's chances of being elected president are evaporating by the day
Some of these include stances on nuclear power, protecting the world's oceans, reducing human and economic costs of mental illness
Clinton's campaign manager said Russians hacked committee's computer system, released emails to help Donald Trump
Clinton's campaign manager said Russians hacked committee's computer system, released emails to help her Republican rival, Donald Trump
Since clinching the nominations, Clinton's favourable ratings was 71% among Democrats and Trump's was 64% among Republicans
Clinton's organizational strength too puts her at an advantage as her staff of some 700 people dwarfs Trump's skeleton staff of around 70