India's rating balances a still strong medium-term growth outlook and external resilience from solid foreign-reserve buffers, against high public debt, a weak financial sector.

India recently advised public sector crude refining companies to scale up imports from US and Africa following Saudi's decision to raise OSP of oil shipments to Asia in May

A decarbonised economy is based on low-carbon power sources that therefore has a minimal output of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions into the atmosphere

India is a major crude oil consumer. So rising virus cases and thereby restrictions to limit the spread will dampen the demand outlook, said Ravindra Rao, vice president for commodities at Kotak Securities

Shipments from Saudi Arabia were 7.84 million tonnes, equivalent to 1.85 million barrels per day (bpd), data issued by China's General Administration of Customs showed on Tuesday

Addressing the Amazon's Smbhav Summit virtually, Gadkari further said that the government wants to encourage automakers to introduce flex-fuel engines in India and he is in the final discussion with manufacturers

Unlike last year, when kirana store owners came to the rescue of consumers, this time around they are battling with the fear of contracting the virus.

The second Covid wave is also expected to upset the RBI's inflation calculation as local lockdowns impact supply chain and logistics

On a month-on-month basis, WPI inflation saw 1.57 per cent rise as compared to 4.17 per cent in February, the commerce ministry data shows. For January, the WPI inflation rate stood at 2.51 per cent

Most Asia-Pacific share indexes followed Wall Street higher, with Hong Kong's Hang Seng leading gains in the region, while benchmark US Treasury yields continued their decline, marking a fresh three-week low

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The rollout of vaccines in January did bring back the confidence of travellers in India, but the optimism was short-lived as the second wave swept across the globe at a faster pace

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Fuel demand contracts 9.1% in FY21; first since 1998-99India's fuel demand contracted by a massive 9.1 per cent in the financial year ended March 31, the first in more than two decades, as a stringent lockdown imposed to curb the spread of the pandemic pummelled economic activity, government data showed on Friday. This is the first time that the fuel consumption has contracted since 1998-99, the most historical year for which government data is available. The demand contraction was led by di...

While the volume gains in January-March are attributable to low base of March 2020, there has also been a sequential recovery in demand across sectors.

The blaze started on Wednesday afternoon, according to media reports, and Mexico's safety, energy and environment regulator ASEA said it was monitoring the situation

Instead of the average monthly import order of 14.8 million barrels, the Indian state-run oil refiners have placed orders for just 9.5 million barrels of Saudi oil in May

While the RBI has kept the repo rate unchanged, hinting at short-term interest rates to remain low, the risk from ultra-loose monetary policy is certainly on the rise as the future inflation trajectory has an upward bias

Baseline projections show a return of inflation to its long-term average as the remaining slack subsides only gradually and commodity-driven base effects fade away, IMF said.

The RBI had said two months ago that urban demand and demand for contact-intensive services are expected to strengthen with the substantial fall in COVID-19 cases but things have changed since then. Here's what the central bank will have to factor in while announcing GDP and inflation projections