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Chalet Hotels expects revenue growth to improve as domestic demand holds up
Chalet Hotels expects high single to low double-digit revenue growth in April-June quarter as domestic demand offsets foreign tourist cancellations due to war in West Asia
India stalled project rate halves , but recovery at risk from West Asia war
Chart of the Day : How India power sector escaped the brunt of the West Asia war
The rupee confronts an external shock: for the optimal response, here’s what policymakers should do
The Indian currency is unlikely to stabilize till the West Asia war ends, so policymakers must prepare for worse if the conflict continues. The Centre and RBI will have to take decisions that they had hoped they wouldn’t have to. But enough is now known to ch…
West Asia war: Indian carriers see dip in international carriage while foreign carriers climb in Jan-March quarter
India Business News: The US-Iran war that broke out on Feb 28 did not cause much of a dent in international travel to and from India this Jan-March quarter over the same p.
Zydus Wellness sees more of price-led growth as costs surge
Rising input costs and acquisition-led expansion are reshaping the growth strategy at Zydus Wellness. Rising inflation may push it to rely more on price-led growth, signalling broader pressure on consumer-facing firms as the impact of the West Asia war spread…
Cipla looks to ensure consistent drug supplies, as costs increase due to West Asia war, says MD & Global CEO
The company’s net profit at Rs ₹555 crore for the quarter under review was down 55 per cent from Rs ₹1,222 crore in the same period last year
Cipla looks to ensure consistent drug supplies, as costs increase due to West Asia war, says MD & Global CEO
The company’s net profit at Rs ₹555 crore for the quarter under review was down 55 per cent from Rs ₹1,222 crore in the same period last year
Tata Motors turns cautious on capex amid West Asia war headwinds
Tata Motors is proceeding with caution on its spending plans. The West Asia crisis has created several challenges for the company. Despite these headwinds, Tata Motors plans to maintain its capital expenditure of around Rs 3,000 crore for FY27. The domestic c…
Air India slashes flights as West Asia war sees operating costs spiral, travel demand dip
Air India has significantly reduced its flight schedule, cancelling around 200 weekly services from June to August due to soaring jet fuel prices and a depreciating rupee. These cuts follow previous reductions and aim to combat substantial losses. The airline…
‘Truce still far away’: Ashwini Vaishnaw echoes PM Modi’s call to citizens for fuel cuts, WFH amid West Asia war
Global tensions from the West Asia war will impact economies. Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw urged citizens to support the Centre's efforts. Prime Minister Narendra Modi called for fuel-saving and cost-cutting measures. India remains vulnerable due to energy…
Titan shares tumble 8% after PM Modi’s gold purchase remarks overshadow Q4 earnings beat
Titan Company shares fell 8 per cent in early trade on Monday after Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged citizens to avoid non-essential gold purchases for one year to help reduce pressure from forex outflows amid West Asia war, dampening sentiment around jewel…
SBI posts 5.6% growth in Q4 net profit
The outlook on India’s economic growth and banks’ credit growth is clouded due to the West Asia war, which began at the end of February.
Air India, IndiGo, SpiceJet seek ATF price revision, financial support from Centre; warn of possible shutdown
Indian airlines have warned the government of potential shutdown due to soaring aviation fuel costs. They have sought price revisions and financial aid. Rising oil prices and airspace restrictions have compound operational challenges amid the West Asia war.