• Mar
    17
    By Reuters

    The World Bank raised its 2010 growth and inflation forecasts for China and recommended a tighter monetary policy as well as a stronger exchange rate to restrain inflation expectations and

  • By PTI

    A bipartisan group of 14 US Senators today announced a new legislation to vigorously address China's chronic undervaluing of its currency that "unfairly" impacts America, two days after Chinese Premier

  • Mar
    16
    By PTI

    India today told the US to further streamline its rigid export controls saying that barriers continue to hamper transfer of high-technology.
    New Delhi identified the

  • Mar
    13
    By Reuters

    For the growing number of Americans who see China heading for inevitable global dominance, nudging aside the United States, a brief walk down memory lane helps put long-term predictions into

  • By PTI

    India has emerged as the second fastest growing investor in the United States after the UAE between 2004 and 2008, a top Obama Administration official has said.

    The recent years

  • Mar
    06
    By AP

    China's central bank governor acknowledged today that Beijing is using its controversial exchange-rate controls to cope with the global economic crisis and said it will be cautious about retreating from

  • By PTI

    Canada plans to liberalise foreign investment rules in its key uranium sector, in what could be seen as good news for India which recently inked a pact to reopen nuclear

  • By PTI

    Faced with increasing cases of anti-dumping duties against a host of Chinese goods, China fears that its exports may be hit this year due to rising trade protectionism.

    China will

  • Feb
    23
    By PTI

    Prime Minister Gordon Brown yesterday went on what is described as a 'major charm offensive' to encourage multinational companies, particularly those in India and China, to invest more in the UK.

  • Feb
    17
    By Reuters

    Investors have not yet given up on the 11-month-old world markets recovery and there is little evidence so far this year of a retreat to safe-haven bunkers in the face of mini-shocks from Greek debts, China's monetary tightening and U.S. regulatory threats.