Global rating agency S&P today warned that "the balance of risk factors" for India's sovereign credit rating could tilt towards 'negative' zone this year, given the headwinds being faced by
Standard & Poor's downgrade of US sovereign rating on 8 August might have been a trigger for global equity markets to go into a severe slide mode, but emerging equity
Rating agency Standard & Poor's today upped the credit rating of automaker Tata Motors by a notch, after the company issued equity worth USD 750 million.
The largest equity-market decline since February is failing to spur selling by the biggest US money managers, who say losses will prove temporary as gains in earnings make stocks too
US retailers are poised to defy gloom next week as earnings expectations have improved.
The stock prices of these junk-rated companies have jumped on average.
Standard & Poor's may revise its credit rating on India as early as July after t
S&P will increase the risk of further depreciation .
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