Markets live: US Fed may delay stimulus withdrawal, says Rajan

Surprise, surprise! Google is all set to set up retail stores in India to promote and sell its Android smartphones, according to a new report. The stores will be called Android Nation and India would become the second country after Indonesia to ...

The initial reaction of Indian market might be a negative, after maybe 2% or 3% kind of a fall, the markets can find their footing, says David Pezarkar.

The much-awaited compact EcoSport SUV from US auto major Ford is reportedly ready to hit Indian roads on 26 June. According to a latest report published by Zigwheels, the company will begin roll out the EcoSport for the Indian market by next week ...

The Indian rupee dipped to an all-time low against the US dollar after the Federal Reserve signalled that it could start pulling back on its monetary stimulus later this year. The rupee fell as low as 59.93, down from its Wednesday close of 58.72.

India has cautioned Afghanistan over peace talks with the Taliban, saying the new initiative should not violate the "red lines" drawn up by the international community. "We have from time to time reminded all stakeholders about the red lines that ...

India has apparently put in a request to import oil and gas from the US, and if there is a long-term understanding on this in New Delhi during John Kerry's visit to India, it may well be the next big thing in bilateral relations. It will transform global politics beyond recognition and usher in a new architecture in India-US relations, says TP Sreenivasan As evidence of the continuing American interest in India, a South Asia hand in Washington, DC, pointed to a report that India was the fifth ...

The rupee fell to a record low of 59.9350 against the U.S. dollar in morning trade on Thursday, clearing its previous low of 58.98 recorded on June 11, by a wide margin. The rupee subsequently recovered marginally and was trading at 59.70/71, ...

US Secretary of State John Kerry will be coming to India next week and it is being said that issues like intellectual property protection, local content restrictions and FDI will top his discussion-list.

Washington, Jun 20, 2013: The United States has said there has been no change in its position on Kashmir and encourages India and Pakistan to resolve its differences bilaterally. “As always, we encourage cooperation and consultation and discussion ...