MUMBAI: The higher-than-anticipated 25% tariff on Indian exports to the US is a 20-30 bps downside risk to the growth forecast this fiscal unless the ongoing trade talks bring it down, say economists.

Looking ahead, experts believe bond yields in 2026 will be influenced less by domestic rate actions and more by global trends ...

Despite a cumulative 125 bps rate cut since February and robust urban demand, the economy faces risks from foreign portfolio ...

India-focused ETFs are attracting investor attention amid reports that the U.S. and India are on the verge of a trade agreement. Instead of a sudden rally, the move indicates increased positioning in ...

India's central bank stunned investors by raising interest rates by 50 basis points, showing unexpected resolve in fighting persistently high inflation despite slowing growth in Asia's third-largest ...