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The Economic Times Oasis Securities appoints Devi Dutt Agarwal as CFO
The position became vacant after the previous CFO, Narendra Kedarnath Thanvi, resigned in July this year, following a management transition, according to the company's regulatory filing to the BSE.
The Economic Times Trident Group appoints Avneesh Barua as CFO
The appointment took place as Manish Bhatia, Trident Group's CFO tendered his resignation on 26th of October citing personal reasons.
The Economic Times Oswal Agro Mills CFO Parveen Chopra resigns
Chopra’s decision to step down was attributed to personal reasons, according to the company’s regulatory filing with the BSE. Having joined Oswal Agro Mills in 2014, he exits after over a decade of dedicated service.
The Economic Times Donald Trump’s return as US President will spell big change for India
Donald Trump, leading in key states, declared victory in the US presidential election, urging national unity. While his potential win sparks celebrations in India, experts advise caution, highlighting potential unpredictability in bilateral relations despite Trump's positive overtures towards India and Prime Minister Modi.
The Economic Times INDIA RUPEE-Rupee hits record low on US election updates, RBI likely steps in
INDIA-MARKETS/RUPEE (UPDATE 1)INDIA RUPEE-Rupee hits record low on US election updates, RBI likely steps in
The Economic Times India PM Modi looking forward to renewing collaboration with Trump
India PM Modi looking forward to renewing collaboration with Trump
The Economic Times From Taiwan to trade, China braces for more rivalry as Trump claims victory
China is gearing up for continued rivalry with the US under a second Trump administration. Experts predict more trade tensions and a potential trade war. China is concerned about the impact on its economy but sees opportunities to increase its global influence. Beijing plans to strengthen ties with other countries and focus on technological independence.
The Economic Times US election: No long-term impact on Indian stock markets, say experts
India is a strong economy -- on its way to becoming the third-largest one in the world -- and the US election results may affect foreign inflows in the short term but it will not have any long-term impact for the country's benchmark indices, industry and market experts said on Tuesday.
The Economic Times Donald Trump winning: What it would mean for US economy and rest of the world
US elections 2024: With Donald Trump all set to become the next President of the US, all eyes are on economy. Trump has promised tax cuts and imposing tariffs if he wins. The election would shape the nation's economic policies, global alliances, and immigration reform. Trump has promised economic changes and make housing affordable in America.
The Economic Times Trump card for D-St: The good, bad & ugly for Indian stock market
The US presidential election's outcome will significantly impact Indian stock markets. While a Trump win could boost exports and industry, it also risks inflation and trade tensions. Conversely, a Harris victory is predicted to have a more neutral effect on the Indian economy.
The Economic Times Stress building again six years after India’s shadow-banking sector blew up
India's shadow-banking sector is showing signs of stress six years after its last crisis. Major lenders like Bajaj Finance and Shriram Finance reported increased delinquencies on unsecured loans, leading to higher provisions and lower profits. The Reserve Bank of India has expressed concern over the 'growth-at-any-cost approach' of some lenders and has already taken action against a few.
The Economic Times India’s Services PMI rises to 58.5 in October, job creation sees improvement
India’s Services PMI rose to 58.5 in October, at the back of robust growth in output, demand, and job creation, according to S&P Global. Higher costs from rising wages and food prices led to increased selling charges. Strong sales and export demand contributed to the upturn, with Finance and Insurance showing the strongest growth once again.
The Economic Times US will be more isolationist whoever wins election, India foreign minister says
US will be more isolationist whoever wins election, India foreign minister says
The Economic Times Hinduja Group needs DPIIT nod, too, for Reliance Capital buy
The Hinduja Group got approval from the Reserve Bank of India to buy Reliance Capital. The deal still needs a green light from the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade. The Hinduja Group secured funding for the acquisition. The group raised ₹3,000 crore by issuing debentures and planned to raise another ₹4,300 crore.
The Economic Times Fundraise through commercial papers falls after RBI warning
Market borrowing by Indian companies for their short-term needs fell in the first half of October from a month earlier, show latest data, likely due to non-banking finance companies slowing down activities with the central bank raising concerns about certain business practices.
