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When 25-year-old restaurant worker Navjot Singh wanted an iPhone he couldn’t afford on his monthly salary of 50,000 Indian rupees ($521), taking out a small loan made the purchase possible. A PlayStation and television set followed, along with loans for a wine and spirits course and a trip home.
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The company showed signs of a potential turnaround in its third-quarter earnings.
Wheat and corn funds fell to three-month lows on Tuesday as record crops and a harvest glut weighed on grains. What it means for Latin America.
The US oil fund rose 0.83% to US$158.17 as the Iran war keeps fuel tight and US stocks fall. What it means for Latin America's oil producers.
On Monday, the Indian rupee strengthened to close at 94.74, following a decrease in oil prices. Oil prices fell from six month peaks, contributing to the rupee's gains, which were significant during…
As concerns over the financial health of a state-owned conglomerate rattled China’s bond market over the past week, analysts said its challenges reflected the lasting toll of the country’s prolonged…
Foreign institutional investor (FII) selling has been a significant overhang for Indian equities during the recent market cycle. However, the pressure has also weighed on several large-caps.
