The broader NSE Nifty was up 0.13% at 11,360.45 as of 0433 GMT, while the benchmark BSE Sensex was 0.18% higher at 38,099.16. read more

The 30-share index opened over 150 points tracking rally global equities, but surrendered all gains to trade 201.04 points or 0.52 per cent lower at 38,696.42 at 0955 hours. read more

The Fed last week left benchmark US lending rates untouched but signaled it could ease them soon if the economic outlook deteriorates. read more

RBI statements have averaged 3,084 words in the post-inflation targeting regime, still pretty high if compared to the Federal Reserve’s average of 500 words, the paper’s authors, Aakriti Mathur and Rajeswari Sengupta, say. read more

Indian bourses opened on a positive note with Sensex trading 228.90 points higher at 36,900.33 and Nifty rose 75.90 points at 11,111.30. read more

As the world’s central banks turn dovish, Beijing and New Delhi stand out for taking action. Yet few economists see imminent steps elsewhere. read more

The rupee appreciated by 26 paise to 70.86 against the US dollar in opening trade Thursday, driven by weakening of the greenback in overseas markets after the US Fed kept interest rate unchanged. read more

The rupee “may be leading the divergence within EM Asia and unless oil’s trajectory changes it will be a short,” said Vishnu Varathan, head of economics and strategy at Mizuho Bank Ltd. in Singapore. read more

The rupee on Thursday appreciated 14 paise to 70.32 against the US dollar in early trade amid weakness in the American currency on uncertainty over Federal Reserve rate hikes following the release of Fed meet minutes. read more

Indian shares nudged up slightly on Tuesday, as investors booked some profits and waited on the sidelines for further cues ahead of the start of another corporate earnings season. read more

The move reflects India’s positive returns this year as companies’ reliance on domestic demand enabled them to avoid the meltdown in other emerging markets spurred by Federal Reserve tightening and a trade war between the US and China. read more

Traders and investors will be glad to see the back of 2018. It’s been the worst rout since 1901, by Deutsche Bank AG’s reckoning, with almost every asset class delivering losses. read more

The president patted himself on the back for a dip in petroleum prices, writing, “thank you President T.” He also admonished the U.S. central bank over the cost of borrowing money. read more

In the cross-currency trade, the rupee recouped losses against the British Pound to close at 95.45 per pound from 95.65 and also recovered against the euro to finish at 85.25 from 85.33 earlier. read more

Analysts said the current situation in non-banking financial companies makes it difficult to predict short-term market direction. read more