Britain slides back into recession
Britain was back in recession on Wednesday after its economy shrank in the first quarter while Prime Minister David Cameron said the country was being buffetted by the European downturn.
Gross domest
RBI cuts CRR by 0.75 percentage points; to infuse Rs 48,000 cr
To ease liquidity situation, the Reserve Bank on Friday slashed CRR -- the portion of deposits banks are required to keep with the central bank -- by 0.75 percentage points, a step that will infuse Rs
World Bank to select new president by April 20
The World Bank said Friday it would select a new president to succeed Robert Zoellick by April 20, the start of the World Bank and IMF's spring meetings in Washington.
But even as the huge developmen
RBI cautions investors against illegal finance companies
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Saturday asked people not to deposit their hard earned money in unauthorised non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) and institutions in the hope of getting hefty re
Market watch: Risk appetite may improve
Stock markets notched its best weekly gain in six weeks — despite disappointing IIP and inflation data — on the back of excellent numbers from Infosys and positive global cues.
On the Bombay Stock Ex
Secure future with Ulip pension plan
Name: Shwetha Sharma
Job: Manager
Age: 26 years
Dependants: None
Income: Rs 2.16 lakh/year
Name changed to protect identity
Shwetha Sharma, a 26- year-old engineer with a postgraduation degree in ma
Sensex gains 115 points in opening trade
The BSE benchmark Sensex rose by 115 points in opening trade on Wednesday on the emergence of buying at existing lower levels, driven by a firming trend on other Asian bourses.
The 30-share BSE index
Rupee hit by dollar's gains; Europe debt crisis looms
The rupee weakened on Tuesday as fears over the extent of impact Europe's debt crisis might have on the global economy boosted the dollar and domestic equities fell.
* At 9:32 a.m., the partially con
Sensex nosedives over 400 points in afternoon trade
A benchmark index for Indian equities on Tuesday plummeted in afternoon trade, falling over 400 points, as traders stepped up selling amid negative global cues.
Adding to the woes of the markets was
Moody's downgrades SBI over poor Tier-I capital ratio, NPAs
Global ratings firm Moody's on Tuesday donwgraded its rating of State Bank of India's (SBI) financial strength by one notch to 'D+' on account of the lender's low Tier-I capital ratio and deterioratin