Sunitha Natti

The US attack on Venezuela casts a modest, if not an uncontrollable risk to oil prices in the short, medium and long term. Updated on min read

HDFC Bank's recent top-level exit evokes a familiar feeling: When someone says there's nothing wrong and yet quits, something is definitely wrong.

The escalating Iran war continues to pour oil on burning crude prices and energy supply shortages. With no end in sight nor any prospect of the re-opening of th

As global oil prices barrel-roll towards fresh highs, India's bailout boys, aka excise duty cuts, are back in action.

The RBI pulled off a Dhurandhar move, complete with part-2 The Revenge, to stabilise a weakening rupee, reduce artificial demand for dollars, prevent speculativ

The season's first RBI monetary policy began with a status quo. On Wednesday, the six-member Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) kept rates unchanged, as widely expected, but sounded cautious about what lies ahead.

India's growth outlook for FY27 is being downgraded by multiple agencies as the conflict drives higher energy prices, widens external risks, and weighs on consumption, investment, and inflation.

US President Donald Trump's 'little excursion' to the Middle East has landed the world in its biggest energy crisis in history.

Fuel price hikes seem inevitable, war or not. And also not entirely because elections are over, but due to one key statistic hiding in plain sight.

On Wednesday, the Indian rupee plunged to a historic low of 96.96, dangeroulsy skirting the 97-level against the dollar.