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Trickle of foreign inflows to bonds may not speed up in next FY: Analysts

Foreign investors have bought government bonds worth Rs 152.50 billion ($1.85 billion) on a net basis since November.

China spent $240 billion to bail out nations with Belt & Road loans

Beijing now fast catching up with the IMF as a lender of last resort

Fiscal year change-led carry boosts Indian rupee; importers cap upside

The rupee was at 82.1825 to the dollar by 11.14 a.m. IST compared with 82.37 in the previous session

India asks state-run banks to monitor top loan accounts strictly: Reports

Indian banks, in the past, have had to take deep haircuts on their exposure to debt-laden companies admitted under bankruptcy legislation

Sun Pharmaceuticals to see drop in revenue owing to IT security incident

Indian drugmaker Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd would see a revenue drop in a few of its businesses and incur some expenses due to an IT security incident that happened earlier this month

World may split into rival economic blocs, it'll make all poorer: IMF chief

The IMF predicted growth of 2.9 per cent this year, and will release new forecasts next month

Adani Airports to bid for more airports to become leading operator: CEO

In the last round of airport privatisation by the government, Adani Airports won bids to operate six airports

Mahindra to raise up to $1.3 billion for its electric vehicle unit: Report

Indian automaker Mahindra and Mahindra Ltd is in advanced talks with global investors to raise between $1 billion and 1.3 billion to accelerate the expansion of electric vehicle unit, Mint reported

US lenders face scrutiny as Federal Reserve's rate decision looms

The Fed's relentless rate hikes to rein in inflation have been partly blamed for sparking the biggest meltdown in the banking sector since the 2008 financial crisis

India dampens hopes for more air access in drive to be aviation force

We are going to see an explosion of air traffic in India in the years to come, he said, adding he wanted domestic carriers to look at international expansion with greater focus

Lanka economic crisis: From protests to IMF's $3-billion rescue

The IMF has approved a nearly $3-billion bailout which could help the country unlock up to $7 billion more from other lenders

'Weakened' Macron sticks with pension bill, eyes new reforms: Report

Macron does not plan any reshuffle or snap elections and has ruled out withdrawing the pension law, which will raise the retirement age by two years to 64

Indian banks can endure global banking turmoil fallout: S&P Global Ratings

S&P also said Indian banks had sufficient buffers to withstand losses on their sizable government securities portfolio due to rising interest rates

Air India's expansion plans stir tension over airline flying rights

Tensions over plans to transform AI into a global airline with hundreds of new jets rippled across aviation sector as foreign carriers clamoured for more access to the world's fastest-growing economy

Powered by US boutique investment firm GQG, FPIs turn net buyers

FPIs bought equities worth $1.52 billionbetween March 1 and 15, the most since November 2022, acco­rding to National Securities Depo­sitory data

RBI sells net $384 million in spot foreign exchange market in January

The Reserve Bank of India sold net $384 million in the spot foreign exchange market in January, the central bank's monthly bulletin showed on Tuesday

Karnataka govt approves $968 million investment from Foxconn unit

The southern Indian state of Karnataka has approved an 80 billion rupee ($967.91 million) investment in the state by a unit of Taiwan's Foxconn

Shares rise after Credit Suisse deal, but investors fear another surprise

Global shares rose, after the rescue of Credit Suisse arrested a rout in bank stocks, but signs of stress in the financial system are making investors wonder if another lender may deliver a surprise

Bank stocks steady after Credit Suisse rescue, focus turns to Fed, US banks

The demise of 167-year-old Credit Suisse was triggered by the collapse of U.S. mid-sized lenders Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) and Signature Bank, and investors are concerned about potential bombs ticking

India not looking to increase air traffic rights for UAE, says Scindia

India is one of the world's fastest-growing aviation markets where demand for air travel is outstripping the supply of planes. Air India last month placed a record order for 470 jets