Overseas investors bought a net 4.51 billion rupees ($91.8 million) of Indian equities yesterday, raising their investment in the equities this year to 184.5bn rupees, according to the nation’s mark
Qatar's government budget spending will be much higher in the upcoming 2012/13 fiscal year than in the current one, while inflation is likely to move around 3-3.5 per cent, an economic adviser to the
Abu Dhabi's International Petroleum Investment Co (Ipic) has approached banks to refinance its $850 million syndicated loan from 2009, and the new deal is expected to establish a much-needed pricing b
Egypt plans to raise 6.5 billion Egyptian pounds ($1.1bn) selling treasury bills today before a meeting with the International Monetary Fund to discuss loans.
India, which uses coal to fire more than half of its power plants, imported 114.35 million metric tonnes of the fuel in 2011, according to shipping data.
Hindalco Industries Ltd, India’s second-largest aluminum maker, reported a better-than-expected profit for the third time in four quarters as an increase in copper treatment and refining fees offset
Indonesia’s bonds advanced for an 11th day and the rupiah dropped, reversing earlier gains, as Bank Indonesia unexpectedly cut its benchmark interest rate for the first time in three months today.
South Korea said on Thursday that Europe should take decisive steps to resolve its debt problems before the Group of 20 leading economies approve a move to boost resources of the IMF to help countries
Singaporean firms have stopped supplying Iran with Indonesian palm oil on concerns over the country's ability to make payments in the wake of Western sanctions, trading sources in Singapore said on Th
Malaysia’s industrial production growth accelerated in December as manufacturing and electricity output increased as exports climbed.
