The rupee opened 14 paise lower on March 11, with investors holding back for further cues on Brent crude prices, as the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) continued to sell the greenback aggressively to ...

Indian benchmark indices ended on a firm note on March 10, with the Nifty sustaining above the 24,250 level. Analysts believe the index may now enter a phase of consolidation, likely building a base ...

The Indian rupee opened lower against the US dollar on Wednesday, March 11, tracking volatility in global crude oil prices and continued foreign investor outflows from domestic equities. The rupee ...

Vietnam has claimed the top spot in three of the past four months, marking a strong debut on the tracker.(AFP) If gross domestic product (GDP) growth, manufacturing activity, contained inflation and ...

However, despite fluctuations in international oil markets, the Indian government has indicated that petrol and diesel prices are expected to remain stable for now, with oil marketing companies ...

The Nifty 50 hovered around 24,218, while the Sensex traded near 78,108 as investors assessed global cues and movements in crude oil prices.

The rupee rebounded Tuesday, closing at 91.81 against the dollar, up 54 paise from Monday as oil cooled and equities ...

The energy-hungry ‌country is rationing cooking gas as war roils the Gulf, home to some 10 mln Indian workers. It adds to mounting pressures on a battered currency. ⁠The green light from Washington ...

As temperatures begin to rise across the country, major manufacturers of room air conditioners are raising prices by roughly 5–15 percent in response to ongoing increases in raw material and supply ...

The Sensex jumped 640 points, or 0.82%, to end at 78,205.98, while the Nifty 50 climbed 234 points, or 0.97%, to settle at 24 ...

Anindya Banerjee from Kotak Securities says the Reserve Bank of India is likely to intervene in currency markets to slow the pace of rupee depreciation due to rising oil prices. He notes the rupee is ...

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