Paytm, the payments company has shown growth, in Q1 with a remarkable 39.4% increase in revenue to Rs 2,341 crore. The company’s losses have also decreased by 45% highlighting its

Now, Sri Lanka, a neighbour, will accept payments made via India’s Unified Payments Interface (UPI) system.  In addition to UPI’s approval, a number of agreements were also signed between India

Concerns concerning the application of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) to online gaming operators have been voiced in letters to Prime Minister Narendra Modi by investors in India’s online

Billionaire investor Radhakishan Damani, the founder of Avenue Supermarts has made an acquisition by purchasing Health and Glow a known beauty and personal care retail chain based in Bangalore. The

Frigorifico Concepcion SA, a South American meatpacker, intends to borrow up to $125 million from investors this year to boost exports, according to director Jorge Usandivaras. Usandivaras anticipates closing the

As the Chinese economy faces challenges in its post-pandemic recovery, Chinese authorities have taken steps to bolster sales in the automobile and electronics sectors. However, these measures have failed to meet investor expectations, who are calling for more robust stimulus to stimulate growth.

Adani’s 34,000 crore PVC project in Mundra would be funded by a consortium of PSBs led by SBI. According to a report by The Hindu Businessline (BL), a group of banks led by the State Bank of India (SBI) have agreed to fund a significant portion of the 34,000 crore polyvinyl chloride (PVC) project in Mundra by the Adani Group. The PVC project is expected to reach a financial close by the middle of August with loan support from SBI. 

The aftermath of Tayyip Erdogan’s victory in May’s Presidential vote brought mixed fortunes for the Turkish financial market. While some sectors witnessed a surprising rally, others endured significant losses, with the lira taking a severe hit. This article explores the extreme moves in the Turkish financial Market’s Rollercoaster Ride and delves into what investors are keeping an eye on for the future.

During the first half of 2023, the largest US banks spent more than $1 billion on severance payments, highlighting the high cost of winding down Wall Street’s excessive expansion during the coronavirus pandemic.

The US Fed will soon begin offering a long-awaited service that aims to update the nation’s financial infrastructure by eventually enabling regular Americans to send and receive money in seconds, around the clock, seven days a week.

According to official figures, inflation in the UK dropped more than forecast in June and slowed to 7.9%, which will lessen pressure on the Bank of England to continue hiking interest rates substantially.

The French administration is devising a plan to slash its expenditures by €4.2 billion ($4.71 billion) in 2024, as per the initial budget projections presented to the parliament. This marks the first reduction in spending compared to the preceding year in nearly ten years. Budget Minister Gabriel Attal disclosed that this decrease would result in a 3.5% year-on-year decline when adjusted for inflation.