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Two leading foreign brokers painted a positive outlook for India amid heightened prospects of sharp gains in the run-up to the general elections early next year. Credit Suisse said India along with MSCI China and Korea were its biggest overweights, ...

The overall GDP growth in India is expected to have grown at around 4.5% during the second quarter of this financial year and is further likely to remain weak during the remaining fiscal, says a Dun & Bradstreet report.

Vietnam's Communist Party general secretary Nguyen Phu Trong said here that his country offers good opportunities to investors, and the bilateral ties were growing fast with focus on economic, trade and investment cooperation.    

India is preparing to lobby major trading partners including Japan, Iraq and Venezuela to accept rupee payments for some of their exports, one of a series of moves to stabilise the volatile currency and make it more globally acceptable.    

Services sector grows by five-year low of 5%

Exports from Africa to India are increasing at a healthy rate of 45% annually after the introduction of a duty benefit scheme, a top official of the Commerce Ministry today said.

Barely over a week ahead of release of the official GDP data, research and analytical firm ZyFin today estimated India's economy to expand by 4.7% in the second quarter of the current financial year. The methodology used by ZyFin is distinct and ...

A 20-member delegation of venture capitalists and foreign institutional investors will visit Uttar Pradesh Thursday, an official said here Wednesday.

The economy continued its sluggish run in the second quarter of 2013-14, according to ZyFin estimates -- lead indicator to official set of numbers.

Riding on the success of the Amaze sedan launched in April this year, HCIL registered an overall sales growth of 63 per cent in the April-October period this fiscal with 70,831 units as against 43,525 units during the corresponding period last year.    

Accusing the Punjab government of imposing anti-trade laws, traders today threatened to launch state-wide agitation, saying the state government was only "milking" trading and industrial community for mobilising revenues. Traders under the ...

India's government is weighing sharp new limits on investment in the country's pharmaceutical industry that would bar foreign companies from taking control of makers of "rare and critical" medicines.

But rules need to change before it can start selling directly to Indian shoppers

Some of Asia’s biggest business names gathered last week in Bangkok for the 12th Asia Business Leaders Awards, which recognised many executives from the region for their leadership and innovative ways of driving their businesses.

Interview with President FPCCI

The cause of persistent double-digit food inflation, particularly in vegetables, is the breakdown of competitive markets

India might be facing a serious slowdown

Amid tax treaty uncertainties, India's share of the number of investments made by global companies through Mauritius has almost halved in the past two years even as Africa's share has surged significantly.

Consumer confidence slipped to its lowest since Shinzo Abe became prime minister last December, while the UK’s CPI slows to its lowest level in more than a year

Amid tax treaty uncertainties, India's share of the number of investments made by global companies through Mauritius has almost halved in the past two years even as Africa's share has surged significantly.    

Foreign investors sell $2.4 bn in debt market, as Dollar Index rises