Indian shares were lower on Wednesday morning but had pared their early losses in the wake of India's strikes on Pakistan and Pakistani Kashmir in response to last month's Kashmir attack. The benchmark Nifty 50 opened 0.6 per cent lower but had cut its losses to 0.2 per cent as of 10:30 a.m. IST.
Dhaka stocks suffered their sharpest decline in over four years on Wednesday, with the benchmark index plunging 3.015 per cent, driven by investor concerns over escalating geopolitical tensions following India’s airstrikes in Pakistan. The DSEX, the key index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE
Dhaka stocks tumbled at the opening on Tuesday, with the benchmark index dropping sharply by 1.58 per cent as investors reacted to rising geopolitical tensions following India’s airstrikes in Pakistan. DSEX, the key index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE), fell by 78.35 points to 4,873 withi
At least two initial public offerings worth $759 million are expected to be delayed, adding to a growing list of Indian companies deciding to postpone plans for initial public listings due to weak investment sentiment, investment bankers say. Education loan provider Avanse Financial Services and c
