Indian
Coverage of Indian in the Nexus archive.
- Major Indian Supermarket Chain Plans Record Rupee Bond Sale
Avenue Supermarts Ltd., a leading Indian supermarket operator, plans its largest corporate debt sales yet through a domestic bond offering. The company aims to raise up to 10 billion rupees, equating to $105 million.
- Goldman Muscles Into Indian Banks’ Turf With State Share Deals
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is expanding its presence in India's deal landscape. The firm is making inroads into the market segment of government share sales, a corner previously considered nearly exclusive to local finance giants.
- Indian Bonds Drop as RBI Policy Minutes Spur Tightening Fears
Indian bonds fell following the release of central bank policy minutes. The documents stoked fears regarding interest rates potentially being raised sooner than expected. This reaction was driven by policymakers’ emphasis on inflation risks.
- Australian farmers in trade dispute over pineapple import plan
Australian farmers are involved in a trade dispute over a plan to import pineapples from India and Indonesia. Growers argue that allowing Indian and Indonesian fruit into the country poses a significant biosecurity threat.
- India summons Ukraine envoy, lodges protest over killing of Indian in attack on merchant vessel
India summoned Ukraine's envoy to protest the killing of an Indian in an attack on a merchant vessel. The Ministry of External Affairs condemned such attacks on commercial shipping in the strongest terms.
- How will U.S. visa policy changes affect students, media professionals, and exchange visitors | Explained
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security cites national security risks from Indian and Chinese students, implementing changes to F, J, and I visa categories. These changes will impact PhD scholars, journalists, and exchange visitors.
- Three Indian sailors died in US strike off Oman
Three Indian sailors died in a U.S. military operation to halt a tanker off Oman as part of efforts to blockade Iran-linked shipping, according to Indian authorities.