Finance review
Overseas claims on India’s financial assets down $19.8 bn at $348.5 bn in Q2 FY25
02 Jan 2025
Net claims of non-residents on India declined by $19.8 billion to $348.5 billion during fiscal second quarter ended 30 September 2024
BlackRock slashes Byju’s valuation to $1 billion amid ongoing challenges
12 Jan 2024
In a recent disclosure by US-based asset manager BlackRock, the valuation of its stake in ed-tech giant Byju’s has been further reduced to approximately $1 billion, marking a significant 95% decrease from its peak valuation of $22 billion in 2022
Falling investments could retard growth further, warns RBI governor
20 Nov 2015
Weak capital formation caused by a drop in investment has been a key factor behind India's struggle to realise its growth potential, says RBI governor Raghuram Rajan
RBI relaxes FII norms on forward contracts
By The outstanding contract | 05 Feb 2007
Call rates to ease further; bonds lacklustre
By The rates fell regularly | 21 Nov 2005
Deutsche Corp among 15 FDI proposals cleared
By | 10 Dec 2001
India''s external debt crosses $100-b mark
05 Nov 2001
Oil imports may cost Rs 75,000cr
By | 17 Sep 2001
100 percent FDI in realty soon
By | 13 Aug 2001
RBI for capital infusion in IFCI
By | 30 Jul 2001
Three US firms interested in DPC says IDBI
By | 02 Jul 2001
McKinsey to consider investments in telecom sector in India, HK
By | 27 Nov 2000
IMD grosses more than $4.5 billion
By | 06 Nov 2000
IDBI to retire high cost debt
By | 10 Apr 2000
Private banks outperform PSU peers in Q2 profitability
By | 01 Jan 1900
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