Govt can take more steps, if needed, to curb gold imports: P Chidambaram
NEW DELHI Worried over widening current account deficit (CAD), the government today indicated that it could take more steps to ...
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Barclays Capital expects bigger rate cuts in 2013
MUMBAI British brokerage Barclays today said the Reserve Bank will reduce its policy rates by a hefty 0.75 per cent ...
BSE Sensex slips 127 pts; Styrolution, Omaxe down 7-8%
MUMBAI The S&P BSE Sensex pulled back in the positive terrain and hit fresh intraday high on Tuesday led by ...
Monsoon advances further in Bay of Bengal
NEW DELHI South-west monsoon today advanced further covering the entire Andaman Sea and parts of Bay of Bengal as a ...
Why Samsung is chasing Apple’s suppliers
SEOUL Overtaking Apple as the world’s leading maker of smartphones has stretched Samsung Electronics’s in-house supply lines, and the South ...
Nifty hits fresh 30-month high; Sensex rallies above 20,300
NEW DELHI The 50-share Nifty index scaled 6181 levels to hit its fresh 30-month high. The S&P BSE Sensex gained ...
Temporary work growing at a faster pace than permanent positions.
OTTAWA There are two million temporary workers in Canada according to Statistics Canada. That amounts to 13.6 per cent ...
Flood of unsold condos sparks fears in real estate market
TORONTO Close to 26,500 new condos are expected to come on the market by the end of this year in ...
Rupee strengthens to 54.68
MUMBAI The rupee recovered to 54.68 against the dollar after declining 12 paise in the early morning trades at 54.82 ...
Silver futures down 0.25 pc on lower global trend
NEW DELHI Tracking a weak global trend, silver prices moved down by 0.25 per cent to Rs 45,006 per kg ...
April inflation slows to 4.89 per cent, lowest since November 2009
NEW DELHI The headline inflation dropped to its lowest since 2009 in the month of April at 4.89 per cent, ...
Sensex up over 66 points in early trade
MUMBAI The BSE benchmark Sensex on Tuesday rose by over 66 points in early trade on selective buying by funds, amid ...
Dalai Lama instigating self immolation bids: Tibet official
LHASA Tibetans are committing self- immolations at the instigation of Dalai Lama, a top Tibetan official has alleged. “Since March ...
Mobile phones to outnumber world population by 2014: Report
LONDON M-powering! Mobile phone subscriptions will outnumber the world population by the end of next year, according to a UN ...
Mumbai housing prices appreciate by 66% in 4 years
NEW DELHI Housing prices have increased by an average 66 per cent in Mumbai over the last four years on ...
Nokia sees growth in sales of Lumia smartphones in India
NEW DELHI Finnish handset maker Nokia, which has been losing market share to Apple and Samsung, is seeing growth in ...
Canada’s foreign born population a record 6.8 million
OTTAWA The much anticipated and maligned census replacement survey which replaced the long form census was release Wednesday and ...
March industrial output expands by 2.5%
NEW DELHI India’s industrial production growth rose at a pace of 2.5 per cent in March, after its moderate growth ...
Gold price up in futures trade on global cues
NEW DELHI Buoyed by a firm global trend, gold prices rose by 0.28 per cent to Rs 27,168 per 10 ...
Indian support for MIC rises to 60 per cent, says Dr S Subramaniam
KUALALUMPUR The support of Indian community for the Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC) increased to 60 per cent as compared to ...
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