BENGALURU (Reuters) -The Indian economy will grow at a mostly steady pace this fiscal year and next after marking a four-year ...

The Indian economy saw a sharp uptick in growth in the final quarter of FY25, registering 7.4% GDP growth—a full percentage point higher than the 6.4% recorded in the previous quarter.

The RBI noted that prevailing financial conditions remain favorable, enabling smooth transmission of recent monetary policy easing ...

SEBI eases FPI norms for investors in Indian government bonds, aligning KYC rules with RBI and removing group disclosures.

Global economic chaos continues, but India finds comfort in low inflation and expected 6.5% growth, despite medium to ...

Among the victims, 50% said their UPI settings or PIN were hacked, while 40% admitted to clicking on payment links that led ...

The Reserve Bank of India confirms the strength of the Indian economy in May 2025, highlighting growth in industrial and ...

The increase in physical gold holdings in India has come at a time of global uncertainty, especially in the world’s largest ...

The Iran-Israel conflict underscored India’s reliance on imports — oil and weapons — and what it’s doing to pivot towards ...

Indians also preferred travelling in groups, be it with a partner or immediate family (23 per cent), with only 9 per cent ...

RBI's record-high bond holdings may decrease as debt matures, with analysts anticipating reduction in holdings in coming ...

Sensex Today: Indian equity markets are expected to open on a positive note on Thursday, June 26, buoyed by easing ...