Economy

Mumbai:  The Indian frontline indices opened in the green on Wednesday after retail inflation hit multi-year low and geo-political tensions eased. At around 9:25 am, Sensex was up 414 points or 0.51 per cent at 81,562 and Nifty was up 136 points or 0.55 per cent at 24,712. Buying was seen in the midcap and

Mumbai: The Indian rupee opened 75 paise stronger at 84.65 against the US dollar on Tuesday, following its previous close at 85.38 a dollar. The trading range for the day was expected to be between 84.50 and 85.25, according to analysts. The dollar maintained its gains following a significant trade pact between the US and

Mumbai: Sensex and Nifty surged more than 2.7 per cent on Monday in the morning trade after India and Pakistan announced a ceasefire following four days of conflict. At around 10.11 am, Sensex was trading 2,185 points or 2.75 per cent up at 81,640.01 while the Nifty climbed 672.80 point or 2.80 per cent at

Mumbai: The domestic indices surged on Monday with Sensex jumping over 1,900 points in the morning trade, as India-Pakistan tensions eased with ‘Operation Sindoor’ marking a significant demonstration of India’s military and strategic prowess. Buying was seen in the PSU bank, IT and auto sectors in the early trade. At around 9.34 am, Sensex was

New Delhi: India is going to be one of the most exciting investment destinations in the world and it will certainly be compared to China and, maybe, even do much better than China in coming years, ace investor Jim Rogers has said. In an interaction with IANS, he said that “I have been around the

Mumbai: The Indian frontline indices opened lower on Friday on the expected lines, amid rising tensions between India and Pakistan. At 9:23 am, Sensex was down 529 points or 0.66 per cent at 79,805 and Nifty was down 207 points or 0.85 per cent at 24,066. Selling was also seen in midcap and smallcap stock.

Mumbai: Despite facing high volatility, the Indian stock markets on Wednesday managed to close in the green as geo-political tensions rose between India and Pakistan after ‘Operation Sindoor.’ The Sensex erased all the early losses and closed with a gain of 105 points, or 0.13 per cent at 80,746. Similarly, the Nifty closed the intra-day

Mumbai: The Indian benchmark indices erased early losses and began rising on Wednesday as India carried out ‘Operation Sindoor’ at nine terror locations in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) in the wake of the barbaric Pahalgam attack that took 26 lives. At around 9.34 am, Sensex was 160 points up at 80,800 while Nifty was

New Delhi: The India-UK free trade agreement (FTA) ushers a new era in trade between the two countries, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has said. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his UK counterpart Sir Keir Starmer on Tuesday announced the successful conclusion of a mutually beneficial India – UK FTA and 99 per cent Indian exports

New Delhi:  India is at the forefront of shaping the world’s digital future, boasting the highest AI skills penetration rate globally and the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) will enable the UK to fully recognise India as a key destination for its students and talent to achieve their ambitions in this space, industry leaders said on