The rupee managed to gain slightly against the dollar on the currency market at the week-end, dealers said. The rupee picked up 10-paisa versus the dollar for buying and selling at Rs 101.20 and at Rs 101.40 respectively, they said. At the same time, the
The rupee managed to gain slightly against the dollar on the currency market at the week-end, dealers said. The rupee picked up 10-paisa versus the dollar for buying and selling at Rs 101.20 and at Rs 101.40 respectively, they said. At the same time, the
Indian gold premiums will average $3-$4 an ounce over London prices this year, roughly half what they were last year, because of continuing restrictions on imports that will soften demand, the head of the country's biggest gold refiner said on Thursday. S
European physical coal prices remained much more expensive than other benchmarks on Friday as cool weather and the Ukraine crisis supported the market there while low demand in India and China pulled down South African and Australian prices. The premium o
Chinese producers of semi-finished aluminium products are likely to boost exports in the second half of the year, taking advantage of strong international prices as small customers face tight credit at home, industry sources said. Strong Chinese exports o
The December vaida was lower on the forward cottonseeds oilcake market on Saturday in the process of trading, dealers said. The December contract closed at Rs 1494.20 and it commenced with a fall of 40 paisa at Rs 1493.80, they said. The January vaida end
Prices drifted lower on the cotton market on Saturday amid panic selling by ginners, dealers said. The official spot rate failed to sustain overnight gains, shedding Rs 50 to Rs 5,450, they added. In ready session, over 20,000 bales of cotton changed hand
Soyabean processor bids were steady to higher around the US Midwest on Friday as available old-crop soyabean supply remains constrained, dealers said. Soyabean bids rose by 15 cents per bushel at a closely followed processor in Decatur, Illinois. The basi
The Asian naphtha crack was little changed at $134.73 a tonne on Friday, with ample supplies seen. India's Reliance Industries sold two naphtha cargoes totalling 90,000 tonnes, instead of just the one that traders expected at 35,000 or 55,000 tonnes. Trad
Prices moved both ways on the wholesale grain market on Saturday in the process of modest trading, dealers said. On the cereals side, Moong Punjab lost Rs 375 to Rs 8375, Guwar Sindh and Punjab, however, managed to gain Rs 500 to Rs 6100 and Rs 6200, they
China's Bank of Communications Co Ltd (BoCom), the country's fifth-largest listed bank, reported slowing profit growth in the second quarter and a rise in bad loans, mainly from businesses in export-focused regions. BoCom on Thursday reported a net profit
China's Bank of Communications Co Ltd (BoCom), the country's fifth-largest listed bank, reported slowing profit growth in the second quarter and a rise in bad loans, mainly from businesses in export-focused regions. BoCom on Thursday reported a net profit
More Chinese manufacturers are falling behind on their payments as economic growth falters, causing accounts receivable to spike 1.1 trillion yuan ($179 billion) in the first six months from the year-ago period, the government said on Friday. The Ministry
Privately-held Canadian drug company Apotex Inc is recalling one lot of organ-rejection drug Apo-Mycophenolic Acid due to a labelling error, according to a statement from Health Canada released on Saturday. The product is used to prevent organ rejection i
Poland is keeping the door open to eurozone membership, but joining the common currency will not boost the country's status because it is already a stable and developed economy, Finance Minister Mateusz Szczurek was quoted on Friday as saying. Poland, whi
Many of Brazil's biggest retailers, homebuilders and carmakers are cutting jobs as Latin America's largest economy teeters on the edge of recession, a fresh blow to President Dilma Rousseff's re-election bid. For years, low unemployment was key to Brazil'
Mexican annual inflation remained above the central bank's tolerance ceiling in early August but eased slightly versus late July, boding for steady borrowing costs ahead. Inflation for the 12 months through the first half of August cooled to 4.07 percent
Genentech Inc is on the hunt for partnerships and investment opportunities in medical-technology startups, Chief Executive Officer Ian Clark told Reuters, underscoring the industry's growing interest in digital healthcare. Genentech, which is owned by Roc
Genentech Inc is on the hunt for partnerships and investment opportunities in medical-technology startups, Chief Executive Officer Ian Clark told Reuters, underscoring the industry's growing interest in digital healthcare. Genentech, which is owned by Roc
Mexican industrial conglomerate Alfa will seek next year to enter into joint ventures with national oil company Pemex, particularly in three onshore mature fields, the company's top energy executive said on Friday. The Monterrey-based company will also dr
The conservation of Brazil's Amazon is threatened by the poor social conditions of its 24 million inhabitants, the first comprehensive study measuring the situation found on Saturday. Lack of access to clean water, violence, illiteracy and limited opportu
India''s capital markets regulator has ordered property developer PACL Ltd to return at least $8.1 billion raised from retail investors after finding the company had failed to register its land investment scheme. The action by the Securities and Exchange
India's capital markets regulator has ordered property developer PACL Ltd to return at least $8.1 billion raised from retail investors after finding the company had failed to register its land investment scheme. The action by the Securities and Exchange B
India's capital markets regulator has ordered property developer PACL Ltd to return at least $8.1 billion raised from retail investors after finding the company had failed to register its land investment scheme. The action by the Securities and Exchange B
Property developer China Vanke Co's first-half net profit rose 5.6 percent, boosted by record sales and aggressive marketing amid an industry downturn, the company said on Sunday. China's largest residential developer announced that net profit for the Jan
Property developer China Vanke Co's first-half net profit rose 5.6 percent, boosted by record sales and aggressive marketing amid an industry downturn, the company said on Sunday. China's largest residential developer announced that net profit for the Jan
Atlantic City's tax base, facing the loss of a third of its casinos including the shining new Revel Casino Hotel, is likely to shrink next year to half of what it was in 2010, the city's finance chief said. The erosion of the property tax base, in the mos
Sweden's centre-right government on Saturday delivered a gloomy message to voters ahead of a September 14 general election, cutting its growth forecast due to lingering weakness in the global economy and saying it will raise taxes further if re-elected. S
Global commodities trader Cargill Inc has sued a former employee, accusing him of stealing trade secrets before he joined rival JBS SA. Privately held Cargill filed the case on Thursday in the US District Court of Colorado, accusing Jason Kuan of breach o
US southern Plains spot basis bids for hard red winter wheat were steady to weaker on Friday amid scattered producer selling, dealers said. Farmers were selling modest amounts of wheat to make space for the harvest of autumn crops, they said. Protein prem
Brazilian and Colombian arabicas were in demand in Europe's cash coffee market this week, but overall business volumes were relatively thin, dealers said on Friday. "European roasters appear to have pretty good supply cover and seem confident enough to si
A drought in China's north-east corn belt may cut output of the grain in two major provinces by about 3.5 million tonnes, about 1.5 percent of the nation's estimated annual output, according to an official think-tank's initial estimate. The drought condit
US FOB Gulf soyabean basis offers held strong at high levels late on Friday driven by a soaring US CIF barge market as processors scramble to cover needs at the end of the crop year and ahead of harvest, traders said. FOB Gulf corn and wheat offers were a
US natural gas futures closed down more than 1 percent on Friday as some traders took profits from gains this week, despite warm weather forecasts that could result in more gas usage to power air conditioners. Front-month September gas futures on the CME
Palmkernel oil on the European vegetable oils market rose sharply on Thursday because of technical support after trading as low as $840 a tonne cif Rotterdam. "The gap between palmkernel oil and coconut oil widened to almost $250 after which asking prices
Indian sugar futures snapped a six-day falling streak on Friday due to a rise in the import duty on the sweetener to 25 percent from 15 percent. India, the world's biggest sugar consumer, raised the import duty on the sweetener to 25 percent from 15 perce
European wheat prices rose on Friday, supported by concerns about escalating tensions in Ukraine and heavy rainfall in the northern US Plains spring wheat belt. However, the rise was smaller than on US markets as European prices remained pressured by the
McDonald's Corp is replacing its US president for the second time in two years, a move that suggests increased pressure on Chief Executive Don Thompson to improve sales in the fast food chain's home market. The company on Friday named former McDonald's ex
Goldman Sachs Group Inc has agreed to a settlement worth $1.2 billion to resolve a US regulator's claims the bank sold Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac faulty mortgage bonds, the regulator announced Friday. Under the settlement with the Federal Housing Finance
Goldman Sachs Group Inc has agreed to a settlement worth $1.2 billion to resolve a US regulator's claims the bank sold Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac faulty mortgage bonds, the regulator announced Friday. Under the settlement with the Federal Housing Finance
HSBC Holdings Plc was sued for $250 million on Friday for allegedly ignoring red flags that a colourful British entrepreneur, the late David Elias, was committing fraud through an investment vehicle he controlled. The complaint was filed in the US Distric
HSBC Holdings Plc was sued for $250 million on Friday for allegedly ignoring red flags that a colourful British entrepreneur, the late David Elias, was committing fraud through an investment vehicle he controlled. The complaint was filed in the US Distric
Russian authorities are not planning to close the McDonald's chain in the country, Deputy Prime Minister Arkady Dvorkovich was quoted saying on Saturday, after inspectors visited a number of restaurants run by the fast-food company. "No one is talking abo
Russia has lifted a ban on dairy imports from two firms in Serbia, the government's food health service said on Saturday, in an apparent attempt to woo the European Union membership candidate amid Moscow's standoff with the West. Earlier this month, Russi
The FAA has certified Boeing Co's 787-9 Dreamliner for use with General Electric Co engines, clearing the way for first deliveries of the new aircraft with the US-made engines expected later this month. The 787-9 is a larger version of the original Dreaml
Kuwait plans to increase the volume of crude oil exports to China to 500,000 barrels a day (bpd) in three years, an executive at the state-run Kuwait Petroleum Corporation (KPC) said Saturday. On Monday, Kuwait concluded a new 10-year deal with a China's
The Federal Reserve's intensive focus on a wide range of labour market data to guide policy-making is driving a wedge between its core decision-makers and others who feel the central bank is straying from traditional guideposts. In a speech here on Friday
Argentina's state energy company YPF and a subsidiary of China's Sinopec Group agreed on Friday to extend their joint oil exploration and development projects in the western Argentine province of Mendoza until 2027, YPF said. "New projects will include 3D
Italy is asking the European Union to exclude spending on infrastructure projects from the calculation of national budget deficits, Transport Minister Maurizio Lupi was quoted as saying in Corriere della Sera newspaper. Italy, with the second-highest publ
India's central bank said that all transactions involving domestic credit cards must follow rules requiring additional verification, a stance that could impact companies such as Uber Technologies Inc that provide more simple app-based purchases. The annou
President Barack Obama on Saturday urged business owners to press Congress to reauthorize the US Export-Import Bank, which could halt any new financing September 30 - as some conservative Republicans hope it will - if lawmakers fail to act. The little-kno
European fund managers made their highest allocation to equities this month since January 2011 and cut bond positions that were already below long-term averages, a Reuters survey showed on Thursday. Fund managers in the poll put 49 percent of their global
European fund managers made their highest allocation to equities this month since January 2011 and cut bond positions that were already below long-term averages, a Reuters survey showed on Thursday. Fund managers in the poll put 49 percent of their global
On most weekday mornings over the past year, Paris-based financial trader David Sibi has turned on a computer program designed to try and beat the US stock market before it even opens. Scouring multiple trading venues that offer US shares, albeit with som
The Philippine government plans to issue at least 60 billion pesos ($1.37 billion) of new 10-year bonds in a swap for shorter-dated bonds as part of its debt-liability management programme, a senior official said on Wednesday. National Treasurer Rosalia d
The Philippine government plans to issue at least 60 billion pesos ($1.37 billion) of new 10-year bonds in a swap for shorter-dated bonds as part of its debt-liability management programme, a senior official said on Wednesday. National Treasurer Rosalia d
Thailand's stock market has experienced a wave of initial public offerings (IPOs) since the military took over the country three months ago, with companies relieved that the political deadlock has ended. The environment has become far more conducive for f
Stocks ended mostly lower on Friday as Ukraine-Russia tensions reignited and remarks from Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen failed to give investors any clues on interest rate hikes. The S&P 500 retreated from a record close it set on Thursday after Ukra
US Treasury prices recovered early losses on Friday with investors caught between the cautious message over labour markets from Fed Chair Janet Yellen and geopolitical risks from the Ukraine crisis that is hampering euro zone economic growth. The short-da
US Treasury prices recovered early losses on Friday with investors caught between the cautious message over labour markets from Fed Chair Janet Yellen and geopolitical risks from the Ukraine crisis that is hampering euro zone economic growth. The short-da
Concerns over conflict in Iraq, Ukraine and Gaza, future US interest rate policy and pumped-up equity markets have prompted asset managers to scale back risk and raise the amount of cash held in portfolios, a survey showed on Tuesday. Bank of America/Merr
Concerns over conflict in Iraq, Ukraine and Gaza, future US interest rate policy and pumped-up equity markets have prompted asset managers to scale back risk and raise the amount of cash held in portfolios, a survey showed on Tuesday. Bank of America/Merr
German Bund yields dropped close to their record lows below 1 percent on Friday, after Ukrainian authorities said 90 trucks from a Russian aid convoy had crossed the border without permission. The latest development in the Ukraine crisis, which has led Ru
German Bund yields dropped close to their record lows below 1 percent on Friday, after Ukrainian authorities said 90 trucks from a Russian aid convoy had crossed the border without permission. The latest development in the Ukraine crisis, which has led Ru
Canada's main stock index slipped on Friday, pulling back from another record high hit earlier in the day on concerns of a further escalation of tensions in Ukraine and as shares of financial and energy companies fell. The market saw muted reaction to a s
It is not often the biggest bear on a currency is its own central bank, yet the Reserve Bank of Australia has been warning for months that the Aussie dollar will slide to match the falling prices of the country's key commodity exports. The RBA's concerted
Brazil's central bank said on Friday it will increase the pace of the rollover of currency swaps that expire in early September, a sign that it wants to slow down the recent depreciation of the real. The bank said it will increase to 10,000 the number of
Importers in Kenya and Tanzania are expected to keep the local currencies under pressure next week, while low demand for the dollar in Uganda should support the country's shilling. By 1230 GMT market on Thursday, commercial banks quoted the shilling at 88
The dollar rose to its highest in more than 11 months against a basket of currencies on Friday after Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen came out more balanced than expected on her views about the US economy and monetary policy in remarks to central banker
The Colombian peso weakened to its lowest level in more than three months on Friday, weighed by a widely awaited speech by Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen and J.P. Morgan's removal of the currency from its "overweight" portfolio recommendations. The pe
Speculators boosted bullish bets on the US dollar in the latest week to their highest in more than two years, according to data from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission released on Friday. The value of the dollar's net long position soared to $30.40
The cost of hedging against sharp swings in the British pound rose on Monday as, exactly a month before an unprecedented independence vote, speculators sought to insure against the risk of Scotland leaving the United Kingdom. Polls suggest Scots will choo
The Canadian dollar was flat against the greenback on Friday as a surprisingly strong domestic retail sales report was tempered by data showing a softer-than-expected annual inflation rate. The market saw little reaction to the other highly anticipated ev
Formula One leader Nico Rosberg swept to pole position at the Belgian Grand Prix on Saturday with Mercedes team mate and title rival Lewis Hamilton alongside on the front row after a wet qualifying session. Red Bull's four-times world champion Sebastian V
Bayer Leverkusen's Karim Bellarabi entered the Bundesliga record books on Saturday when scoring the fastest ever German league goal after a mere nine seconds. The midfielder's lightning strike against Borussia Dortmund was two seconds quicker than the pre
Diego Costa scored for the second match in succession as Chelsea made it two Premier League wins from two matches this season with a 2-0 victory at home to newly-promoted Leicester City on Saturday. After a goalless first half, Chelsea twice almost took t
Atletico Madrid gained some measure of revenge for their Champions League final defeat to Real Madrid by beating their city rivals 1-0 at the Vicente Calderon on Friday to win the Spanish Super Cup 2-1 on aggregate. The hosts made the best possible start
Libya surrendered its right to host the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations on Saturday, blaming the decision on the worsening security situation in the country. The African Football Confederation (CAF) said it will now sound out potential replacement host nations