The Planning Commission today said the projections for the entire 2009-10 financial year may have to be revised upward after the latest GDP figures pointed towards an upturn in the economy. 

Dubai's main stock exchange has dropped nearly 6 per cent on the first day of trading since officials went public with the city-state's huge debt crisis. 

The Doha trade talks are likely to dominate the three-day WTO conference of 153 trade ministers beginning today, though hardcore negotiations are not part of the official agenda. 

Concerns about Dubai s potentially crippling default on enormous debts to global creditors have rattled investor confidence across the oil-exporting Gulf region but Abu Dhabi will come to the rescue, says a leading economist in the region. 

The Indian rupee today strengthened by 25 paise to 46.39 against the US currency in early trade 

Oil prices perked up in Asian trade today as investor worries over Dubai's debt crisis receded, analysts said 

Indian markets staged a big comeback on Monday, as fears receded over the impact of the Dubai debt crisis. The central bank of the UAE has said that it will pump in additional liquidity to tackle the crisis. 

The PM's advisory panel expects the economy to grow by 6.4 per cent as against 7.7 per cent in the year-ago period. The GDP numbers would be released later in the day. 

Efforts are on to pull Dubai out of debt, the central bank of the United Arab Emirates has said it will pump in extra liquidity to tackle the crisis. 

The Indo-US services trade is likely to grow to an ambitious USD 150 billion in the next six years, says a CII estimate. 

Cairn India, which began production from the world class Mangala oilfield in Rajasthan in late August, has reached one million barrels of oil output from the nation's most prolofic onland field. 

Buoyed by robust sales of its low-cost homes, real estate firm Ansal API today said it will launch over 2 million sq ft area under affordable housing category during the next fiscal. 

The country's top mutual fund houses, including UTI Mutual Fund, are keen to join National Stock Exchange's new mutual fund service system which will be launched on Monday. 

SBI, which enjoys the largest overseas presence among domestic banks, is in advanced stages of opening 23 more branches abroad over the next four months. 

Indian conglomerate Tata Group has rejected a 10 million pound British government loan, which was supposed to be used for developing an electric version of one of its existing models, says a media report.