As global stock markets plunged on Monday, US President Donald Trump defended his controversial tariff policies, dismissing concerns over the economic impact. He said that the world leaders are "dying to make a deal" to negotiate the reciprocal tariffs. ...
The government is poised to surpass its revised capital expenditure (capex) target of Rs 10.18 lakh crore for FY25 by a modest margin. ...
As the US reciprocal tariffs hit global markets, Neelkanth Mishra, chief economist at Axis Bank, said on Monday that some countries like China will have no option but to devalue their currencies in the current scenario. ...
The South Korean market could face heightened volatility for a longer-than-expected period due to the Donald Trump administration's sweeping tariff policy, the central bank said on Monday, calling for prompt implementation of market stabilisation measures when necessary. ...
The number of new cars registered on the government’s VAHAN portal rose to a record 41,53,432 units during the financial year ended March 31, 2025, which represents a 4.87 per cent increase in sales over the previous financial year, according to figures compiled by the Federation of Automobile Dealers Associations (FADA). ...
Markets are reacting to US tariff-related concerns and global uncertainties, yet these periods of volatility have always tested — and ultimately rewarded — long-term conviction, market experts said on Monday. ...
Tech giant Samsung Electronics may need to overhaul its global production strategy as new US reciprocal tariffs could significantly affect its smartphone business, industry sources said on Sunday. ...
The South Korean government plans to inject 3 trillion won ($2 billion) in emergency aid into the local car industry to cushion the blow from new 25 percent US tariffs, officials said on Sunday. ...
South Korea ranked 29th out of 37 major economies in terms of economic growth during the fourth quarter of 2024, as weak domestic demand and heightened political uncertainty weighed on the nation's performance, a central bank report showed on Sunday. ...
Women own 39.2 per cent of all bank accounts and contribute to 39.7 per cent of total deposits in India and their participation is highest in rural areas, where they make up 42.2 per cent of account holders, the government data showed on Sunday. ...
