Indian shares may open higher on US debt ceiling deal
Indian shares advanced on Monday, led by an uptick in financials while improved global cues due to a weekend debt ceiling deal in the U.S. added heft
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Indian shares advanced on Monday, led by an uptick in financials while improved global cues due to a weekend debt ceiling deal in the U.S. added heft
Singapore's Keppel Corp said on Friday it has signed two deals to intensify its efforts in the development of green hydrogen and ammonia production for use in Australia and export to Asia.
Indian shares opened lower on Wednesday, tracking a slide in U.S. and Asian peers, after negotiations over the U.S. debt ceiling continued without a resolution nine days ahead of a potential default.
Indian shares advanced on Tuesday, powered by information technology and Adani group of stocks, even as markets kept an eye on the U.S. debt ceiling talks.
Indian shares erased early gains on Friday as investors booked profits on the back of a recent rally, while data overnight indicating a still-tight U.S. labour market dampened hopes of rate cuts this year.