India’s economy is expected to grow at 6.5% in FY26, driven by falling crude oil prices, despite challenges from reduced exports, global slowdown, and excess production capacities.

Rising foreign inflows and lower crude oil prices might help limit the INR’s losses.

With three sessions remaining in this month, the currency is on track to end April with gains of 0.20 per cent ...

Indian equities in Monday's trade tracking mixed Asian markets opened marginally higher.The BSE 30-share Sensex index opened ...

Crude oil prices have plunged to a four-year low, but don't expect cheaper fuel anytime soon. Despite the global drop, Indian ...

Sensex and Nifty slip after positive start; Axis Bank, Tech Mahindra, Adani Ports decline sharply. Stay updated!

Consolidated net profit was at ₹469.93 crore in January-March (fourth quarter of 2024-25 fiscal year) compared with ₹627.89 crore earnings in the same period of last financial year, according to a ...

India's vegetable oil industry has urged the government to widen the import tariff differential between crude and refined ...

Chennai Petroleum Corporation Ltd (CPCL) reported a 25% drop in Q4 net profit due to lower refining margins. The company's ...

India’s economy continues to show signs of stability and resilience despite global uncertainties, according to EY’s Economy ...

Four new Russian companies have sought India’s approval to provide insurance for crude oil tankers docking at ports in the ...

Softening global crude oil prices are expected to ease fiscal pressure, reduce the Centre’s fertilizer subsidy burden, and ...