Growing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East are beginning to reshape global investment strategies. A recent move by Morgan Stanley downgrade India’s equity outlook reflects increasing concerns about energy supply disruptions and global market uncertainty. In its latest regional asset allocation review, the global investment bank reduced India’s rating from

India is exploring alternative energy sources as rising tensions in the Middle East threaten one of the world’s most critical oil supply routes. In response to potential disruptions, Russia Offers Oil Support to India is emerging as a crucial option to stabilize the country’s energy needs. According to an industry

India’s industrial sector is getting less natural gas because major energy companies said they would cut back on supplies after problems in the Middle East. The situation happened when Qatar, which is one of the biggest exporters of liquefied natural gas in the world, stopped making it because of rising

India’s factory activity accelerated in February, with the India Manufacturing PMI pointing to its fastest expansion in four months. Driven by robust domestic demand, new orders and production levels climbed steadily, reinforcing expectations that Asia’s third-largest economy will remain resilient in the current quarter despite global trade uncertainties. The most

The Mark Carney India Visit marks a pivotal moment in Canada’s effort to rebuild relations with the world’s most populous nation. Arriving in Mumbai on Friday for his first official trip to India as Prime Minister, Carney aims to recalibrate ties that have been strained in recent years. The visit

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Israel on Wednesday for a two-day diplomatic engagement that both nations have framed as a defining moment in their growing strategic partnership. The Modi Israel visit comes at a time of heightened geopolitical sensitivity, with regional tensions escalating over the possibility of military

India IT sector growth is set to cross a historic milestone this fiscal year, with revenues projected to surpass $300 billion for the first time. According to industry body Nasscom, the sector is expected to grow 6.1% year-on-year to reach approximately $315 billion by March 31. This milestone reflects both

India’s telecom landscape is witnessing another strategic shift as Bharti Airtel announced a ₹200 billion investment into its financial services subsidiary over the next few years. The move signals a strong commitment to Airtel digital lending expansion, positioning the telecom major to compete aggressively in India’s rapidly growing non-bank financial