New Delhi: Inflation declined marginally to 8.23 percent in January from 8.43 percent in the previous month, as prices of certain commodities like wheat, pulses and sugar eased, although essential items like onion and other vegetables continue to remain dearer.... (Continue reading)
New Delhi: Food inflation fell to a seven week low 13.07 per cent for the week ended January 29 as pulses turned cheaper, even as vegetables remain costly. Snapping the two week rising trend, food inflation fell nearly 4 percentage... (Continue reading)
New Delhi: Hit by a massive sell-off in stocks of various group companies, Reliance Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group on Thursday said it is a victim of a bear cartel that has caused a market value loss of over Rs 3... (Continue reading)
Kolkata: Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee today said the government has served notices to 17 persons related to the Swiss Banks black money trail, but it is not possible to reveal their names. “We have received a few names and already... (Continue reading)
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New Delhi: Home, auto and loans to corporate may become costlier as RBI today hiked short-term lending and borrowing rates by 0.25 per cent each, though bankers felt there may not be an immediate increase in interest rates. These initiatives... (Continue reading)
Nashik: Onion traders in the district have decided not to purchase onions for two days, starting Monday, from Agricultural Produce Market Committees (APMC) to protest state government’s directive that onions should not sell over Rs 40 per kg. Nashik District... (Continue reading)
Mumbai: The Bombay Stock Exchange benchmark Sensex Monday opened almost 154 points up on continued buying by foreign funds and retail investors, tracking firming Asian bourses. The BSE Sensex moved up by 153.77 points or 0.67 percent to 20,662.86 points,... (Continue reading)
New Delhi: Citibank manager Shivraj Puri, accused of cheating investors of around Rs.200 crore, surrendered to police here Thursday, almost 48 hours after one of India’s biggest banking frauds came to light. The alleged fraud which could run into Rs... (Continue reading)
Mumbai: The Bombay Stock Exchange launched a share index of sharia-compliant companies on Monday in an attempt to open stock-trading to more Muslims. The BSE TASIS Sharia 50 consists of the largest and most liquid sharia-compliant stocks within the BSE... (Continue reading)