Banking & Finance
Investment will expand AI and cloud infrastructure across Mumbai and Hyderabad
The move fulfills the EU’s obligations under a trade deal and helps avoid renewed tariff tensionsÂ
Proposed central bank digital currency would complement cash and strengthen payment sovereignty
A new report highlights the rising economic burden of extreme weather across the EUÂ
The move follows Washington's latest sanctions on several Chinese companies
The reform directly addresses opposition and investor criticism regarding overly loose fiscal policiesÂ
Government caps aviation turbine fuel price at INR75.6 per litre for domestic flights
New platforms extend existing partnerships of Japan with the World Bank Group on critical minerals
Foreign companies can qualify for a lower 10 percent tariff to incentivize local domestic production
IBM emerges as top beneficiary securing $1 billion of the total funding package
Investors sell off government debt as Middle East conflict fuels inflation concerns
Public debt $31.27 trillion exceeds annual GDP record borrowing inaction
Canada Strong Fund will invest in major national projects with private sector partners
The central bank lifted its benchmark rate to 4.1 percent, marking its second hike this year following a similar move in February
New levies target South Korean automobiles and pharmaceuticals
Net purchases of long-term U.S. securities by foreign residents reached $221.8 billionÂ
Customs revenue reached $27.9 billion while the Supreme Court reviews emergency tariff sanction laws
As the country moves forward, policymakers face the challenge of striking a careful balance between political stability and prudent economic and financial reforms
Holdings now represent 5-6 percent of China’s foreign exchange reservesÂ
Economic indicators suggest ongoing struggles, with the property sector and consumer spending driving concernsÂ
The central bank's first rate increase since January came amid expectations that the momentum for wage hikes will continue into next year
Ukraine reaches agreement with IMF for new 48-month funding arrangement providing up to $8.1 billion
Total financing gap for Ukraine is projected at around $136.5 billion through 2026-29Â
The market is expected to reach KRW1,510.2 trillion ($1.1 trillion) by 2029, supported by the country’s exceptionally high card penetration, robust payments infrastructure, and continued government efforts to promote cashless transactions
