India’s forex kitty at $634.59 billion, gold reserves rise by $824 million
India's foreign exchange reserves fell by $5.7 billion to $634.59 billion for the week ended January 3, data released by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Friday showed.
India's foreign exchange reserves fell by $5.7 billion to $634.59 billion for the week ended January 3, data released by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Friday showed.
This stellar performance by nation’s largest life insurer exceeds the insurance industry’s growth of 14.41 per cent and the private life insurers’ growth rate of 14.55 per cent, the data showed.
Union Minister of Commerce & Industry, Piyush Goyal has said that the Product Linked Incentives (PLIs) and subsidies are detrimental to long-term growth and development of the clean energy sector.
The Adani Group on Friday raised about Rs 4,850 crore after selling 13.5 per cent of its stake in Adani Wilmar.
These startups have created over 1.6 million jobs across the country, demonstrating their role as significant employment generators.
The world saw crypto losses up to $428 million in the third quarter (Q3), down 36 per cent from Q2, from hacks and frauds, a new report has shown. An analysis of the crypto losses by bug bounty platform Immunefi found that fraud accounts for only 7 per cent of the total losses in the Q3 2022, while hacks account for 93 per cent.
The highway project for 13.4 Km two-Lane Hayuliang-Hawai (Package-I) in Arunachal Pradesh with a total project cost of Rs 138.13 crore will be completed this year.
A survey of more than 1,300 chief executive officers (CEOs) at the world's largest businesses reveals that over the next year, 86 per cent of these global leaders anticipate a recession to hit. However, 58 per cent of these leaders expect the recession to be mild and short.
Translucia, a subsidiary of T&B Media Global (Thailand) on Wednesday partnered with immersive and Extended reality company Sunovatech India, along with other global partners, to build a metaverse ecosystem worth $3 billion.
Twitter on Wednesday said it has received a letter from Elon Musk to go ahead with their original deal of $54.20 per share (or $44 billion). Twitter shares went up 22 per cent after the news.
