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India has sought consultations with the US at the World Trade Organization over tariffs imposed by the White House on some quartz products, adding another point of friction between the two countries as they remain without a trade deal.
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Sitaram's sale was driven by tax obligations from option exercises and RSU vesting, not a shift in conviction.
On August 19, banks across Tripura will be closed in observance of a regional holiday. Other states will also experience bank holidays later this month to honor various festivals.
Key PointsThe CEO disposed of 8,505 shares for approximately $211,000 based on the transaction-date pricing.
(RTTNews) - Indian shares closed lower on Tuesday as rising oil prices and global bond yields amid an apparent impasse in Middle East peace talks rekindled inflation and interest-rate worries.
An emerging-markets equity benchmark snapped a four-day advance and a currency gauge retreated from record highs as a global bond selloff combined with higher oil prices weighed on risk sentiment.
