A sharp fall in the US markets on Wednesday and weak opening in other Asian markets weighed on sentiment of domestic investors causing the Sensex to drop nearly 900 points in intra-day trade
He said Aatmanirbhar Bharat movement is committed to global good and global supply chain while the country's digital profile has been completely transformed
The rollout of Covid-19 vaccines has boosted expectations of a global recovery and helped prompt a surge in asset prices
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The pandemic is exacerbating inequality, with close to 90 million people likely to fall into extreme poverty in 2020 and 2021, the fund said
Speaking at the World Economic Forum's online Davos Agenda Summit, she said the IMF is projecting 5.5 per cent global economic growth for 2021, which is higher than before
Markets are past the phase of multiple expansion driven by ultra-easy financial conditions
Bloomberg's Fear-Greed indicator for the MSCI developing-nation stock gauge climbed to its highest in almost a decade, a sign that gains may have been excessive
Double-dip recessions are now expected in Japan, the euro area and UK
While Covid-19 catalysed several trends, it most importantly fast-tracked the transition to a mobile-first world.
Most global stocks dropped, with investors pruning their bullish bets as rising Covid-19 cases sparked concerns about corporate earnings and economic revival
South Korea's OCI Co, a solar equipment maker, rose as much as 9 per cent on and Japan's West Holdings gained 4.5 per cent
The WEF said most countries struggled with crisis management during the pandemic, despite some remarkable examples of determination and cooperation
For them, not only has it been relatively easy to carry out their white-collar jobs from home
Kristalina Georgieva said a new allocation of the IMF's own currency, Special Drawing Rights, would help give countries more fiscal space to tackle the health crisis and to a digital and green economy
In October, the Fund forecast a 4.4% global GDP contraction for 2020, followed by a rebound to growth of 5.2% for 2021.
(Reuters) - Vaccines and fresh economic stimulus promised by U.S. President-elect Joe Biden will give the global economy a chance to put the coronavirus pandemic behind it in 2021, policymakers and industry leaders told the Reuters Next conference.
The Beijing-backed Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) will follow other development banks in helping to finance the rollout of vaccines, its president said
Under the plan, each beneficiary will receive 3,500 baht per month for two months starting as early as February.
Policymakers must focus on medium-term growth risks