At the interbank foreign exchange, the rupee opened at 71.83 then fell to 71.89 against the US dollar, showing a decline of 8 paise over its previous closing

Formerly known as Catholic Syrian Bank, the private sector bank aims to raise Rs 410 crore by issuing fresh equity shares and offer for sale of shares by existing shareholders

Forex traders said, the decline in the domestic unit was largely in tandem with other Asian currencies, after US President Donald Trump said China tariffs will go 'even higher' without a deal

IDBI Bank sold its stake in IDBI Asset Management (IAML) and IDBI MF Trustee Company (IMTL) to Muthoot Finance

At the interbank foreign exchange, the rupee opened at 71.97 then fell to 72 against the US dollar, showing a decline of 16 paise over its previous close

At the interbank foreign exchange the rupee opened at 71.67, then gained further ground and touched a high of 71.59, registering a rise of 19 paise over its previous close

At the interbank foreign exchange the rupee opened at 71.80 then gained further ground and touched a high of 71.78, registering a rise of 18 paise over its previous close

At the interbank foreign exchange, the rupee opened marginally higher at 72.05 against the US dollar, before turning negative and dropping 15 paise to 72.24 against its previous close

Domestic bourses opened on a flat note on Wednesday with benchmark indices Sensex trading at 40,346.43 and Nifty quoting at 11,931.30 ahead of the release of consumer price inflation data

LIC's entry into IDBI Bank, the biggest player among top m-cap gainers in banking, brings hope for investors.

Indian shares closed nearly flat on Monday after a choppy trading session, backed by gains in banking indices, that rose 1% to 1.3%. While BSE Sensex ended 21 points higher at Rs 40,345, NSE Nifty rose 5 points to closed at 11,913. Indian markets will be closed on Tuesday for a public holiday.Benchmark indices that started the day on a tepid note recovered from lossed bythe closing hour to end marginally higher today. Sensex and Nifty fell by the opening bell on Friday, and turn...

At the interbank foreign exchange, the rupee opened at 71.36 against the US dollar, showing a decline of 8 paise over its previous closing

Benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty fell 0.80% by the closing bell, backed by heavy selling pressure in pharma, FMCG, IT and metal stocks. While Sensex closed 330 points lower at 40,323 level, Nifty ended at 11,908, declining 103 points.While Sun Pharma, Vedanta, HUL and ONGC were the major losers by the closing hour, YES Bank, IndusInd Bank and ICICI Bank were among the top Sensex gainersWith the opening bell, equity market slipped in the red and turned volatile, after Moody's I...

Moody's Investors Service has changed the outlook on India's ratings to 'negative' from 'stable', saying there was increasing risks that economic growth will remain materially lower than the past

Benchmark indices climbed to record high levels gaining 0.40% each by the closing bell today, backed by strong global equities after China said it agreed with the US to roll back tariffs imposed during their prolonged trade war. While Sensex made its highest closing at 40,653, Nifty ended above 12K mark at 12,016 for the first time after June 2019, backed by gains in industry heavyweight HDFC.Top Nifty gainers included Sun Pharma, IndusInd Bank, Bharti Infratel, Hindalco Industries and JSW St...

Sensex on Thursday breached its previous high level of 40,676 to hit fresh high of 40,688 mark, while Nifty ended above 12K mark at 12,016 for the first time after June 2019