MUMBAI, June 12 (Reuters) - Indian government bond yields fell on Thursday amid value buying and a dip in U.S. peers, while traders awaited a bond buyback and domestic inflation due later in the day.

Futures on Wall Street are down even after US President Donald Trump announced that a deal with China is "done" and is only ...

The South Asian nation saw $6.4 billion raised through share sales in May, the highest monthly total since December 2024, ...

CE Info Systems share price plunged 9 per cent on likely block deals, PhonePe was expected to offload 5 per cent stake in ...

The Nifty heads into its weekly options expiry session on the back of six straight days of gains, but three factors may ...

Dolat Capital is optimistic about India's long-term growth. Kedar Kadam highlights sectors like FMCG and automobiles as ...

US President Donald Trump touted ties with China as "excellent" on Wednesday, saying the superpowers reached a deal after two ...

In a landmark legal decision, the administrative court in the popular French seaside city of Marseille upheld the city’s ...

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is among the world's most comprehensive and broadly adopted cloud platforms. Here's what investors ...

The stock market bounced back after losses in early April following the announcement of widespread tariffs. FOX 9's Babs Santos has the full story.

Nifty50 and BSE Sensex, the Indian equity benchmark indices, opened flat in trade on Thursday, While Nifty50 opened above ...

In terms of the CY25 index targets, 55 percent of the respondents said they expect the Nifty50 to end between 25,000 and ...