Economy News ( English version)

UK’s steep import curbs and tariffs could lift Tata Steel UK’s pricing power, but analysts say the company will miss FY26 break-even, with recovery now shifting to FY27.

Matt Brittin, 57, was a top executive at Google before he left the tech company last year after spending almost two decades. He joined Google in 2007 and rose in terms of ranks to become the company’s president in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa in 2014.

In January, the BBC said Director-General Tim Davie would step down on 2 April. Davie announced his resignation in November last year following widespread criticism of the BBC over the misleading editing of a video clip of US President Donald Trump.

Multiples Alternate Asset Management is betting on AI-first tech services firms pivoting away from sectors that be disrupted by technology. The shift reflects a broader change in India’s enterprise tech landscape

Tata Semiconductor has raised the amount from five foreign banks for its Gujarat fab unit, with lenders imposing what executives call “unconventional” terms on ownership, branding and equity, highlighting reliance on Tata’s credit profile as India pushes to build its chip ecosystem.

India’s trade investigation body has recommended anti-dumping duties of $386–$1,071 per metric ton on viscose rayon filament yarn imports from China to counter unfair pricing

Parliament's Budget session resumes today. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will introduce the Corporate Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2026. She will also move for consideration of the Finance Bill, 2026. Several ministers will lay papers on the table. Reports on women's empowerment and urban affairs will be presented. The session continues until April […]

India and the European Union are boosting cooperation following their January summit. Several initiatives are planned in the coming months. These include parliamentary visits, consultations on the Indo-Pacific region, and ministerial meetings for the Trade and Technology Council. Both sides aim to complete a Security of Information Agreement this year.

The Labour Ministry is planning a new survey of working-class families. This exercise will help update the base year for the Consumer Price Index for Industrial Workers to 2025. The survey aims to capture changes in how industrial workers spend their money. Discussions are underway to launch the survey by mid-year.

Many nations are voicing concerns at the World Trade Organisation. A China-backed proposal for investment facilitation is facing opposition. India and Turkiye are among the countries raising issues. Proponents aim for a deal at an upcoming ministerial meeting. Opponents worry about policy flexibility and support for poorer nations. The debate continues on in […]