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Decline comes at a time when GDP growth is accelerating and shows unfulfilled demand on the ground, leading to idle plants and unused capacities

Emerging markets are at risk of negative fallout from an eventual rise in U.S. interest rates despite more settled conditions in financial markets in the fourth quarter, the Bank for International Settlements said.

The European Commission (EC) has agreed to demands from local solar panel manufacturers to extend curbs on Chinese imports by a year. The restrictions set a minimum sale price and cap the number of Chinese-made solar pan...

FAO's food price index came in at 156.7 in November, down from October's 159.3 reading but higher than September's 155.3

Asia accounts for around half of India's total exports so far in 2015-16, which is more than the combined share of Europe and the US

Burma's first modern stock exchange is due to open for business this week as the country looks to boost its economy

Sebi may scrutinize investors, even if they declare themselves as fit and proper at the time of investment

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To launch not just one or two but five schemes doesn't look like great sales material, especially if it is hanging by the tails of a political story--it looks like a tsunami

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A fund house has to manage investor expectations in terms of not just returns but also risks

The BIS results are in line with research published by the ECB researchers last month, who found that a binding leverage ratio would make European banks more stable if the levels aren't set too high

The report also examined how more countries around the world were selling euro-denominated bonds to take advantage of the record-low interest rates the ECB's stimulus program is creating

Junk bonds are headed for their first annual loss since the credit crisis, reflecting concerns that a six-year U.S. economic expansion and stock-market boom are on borrowed time.

Global mergers and acquisitions reached an all-time high of $4.304 trillion in 2015, beating an earlier record of $4.296 trillion in 2007, with about a month to spare, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing data by fin...

Holders of preferred shares in GE's finance unit are revolting against the firm's decision to exchange $5 billion of the securities for notes the investors say are less valuable