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China’s Didi, India’s Ola join forces to compete with US’ Uber

China’s Didi, India’s Ola join forces to compete with US’ Uber

Uber is backed by investment bank Goldman Sachs and operates in over 60 countries.

China, South Africa ink $6.5 bn deals during Xi visit

China, South Africa ink $6.5 bn deals during Xi visit

Zuma said on Wednesday that relations between the two nations were at their "best ever".

Indian powerhouse Tata Group ties up with top Chinese bank ICBC

Indian powerhouse Tata Group ties up with top Chinese bank ICBC

Tata Sons' annual revenues total $109 billion.

Key factor for New Development Bank is speed – KV Kamath

Key factor for New Development Bank is speed – KV Kamath

To mitigate exchange rate risk, the NDB will initially focus on loans and borrowing in BRICS national currencies.

India’s RBI keeps lending rates steady

India’s RBI keeps lending rates steady

Bank governor Rajan is taking note of rising inflation and expectations of a rate hike in the US.

China Construction Bank named Zurich’s yuan clearing bank

China Construction Bank named Zurich’s yuan clearing bank

The announcement came hours ahead of an IMF decision on whether to promote it to a basket of global reserve currencies.

Chinese conglomerate buys $460mn stake in Brazil airline

Chinese conglomerate buys $460mn stake in Brazil airline

Brazilian daily O Globo stressed that the deal unites two of the largest growing aviation markets in the world.

Analysis: Time to return to emerging markets?

Analysis: Time to return to emerging markets?

Emerging markets now comprise 40 per cent of the global economy.

Russia, China to ink deals on transport corridors during Li visit

Russia, China to ink deals on transport corridors during Li visit

The two sides had reached an agreement during talks with China’s top economic planning agency, the NDRC.

Emerging market currencies and stocks gain ground

Emerging market currencies and stocks gain ground

South Africa's rand rose 1 per cent on Thursday and again 0.4 per cent on Friday.