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Need to rationalise subsidies: Indian Finance Minister

Need to rationalise subsidies: Indian Finance Minister

India budgeted 634 billion rupees ($10 billion) this fiscal year for petroleum subsidies.

China to bail out Finland pork industry

China to bail out Finland pork industry

Finland’s pork industry was dealt a major blow by a Russian ban on pork imports.

China global investment rises to $102.9 bn in 2014

China global investment rises to $102.9 bn in 2014

China's outbound investment crossed the $100-billion mark for the first time, China's Vice Commerce Minister said.

China Central Bank raises re-lending quota by $8.1 bn

China Central Bank raises re-lending quota by $8.1 bn

China has unveiled targeted support measures to help the most vulnerable sectors.

China announces $6.5 bn govt venture capital fund

China announces $6.5 bn govt venture capital fund

In the first half of 2014, 83 new funds were set up in China's venture capital market.

India Central Bank cuts interest rates to bolster growth

India Central Bank cuts interest rates to bolster growth

The RBI has been keeping the benchmark interest rate at elevated level at 8 per cent since January 2014.

Oil price lower than $50 in 2015 to cost Russia budget $46 bn

Oil price lower than $50 in 2015 to cost Russia budget $46 bn

The Russian Finance Ministry could get windfall by selling currency reserves owing to the ruble undervaluation.

China exports rose 6.1% in 2014

China exports rose 6.1% in 2014

Trade with the EU edged up 8.9 per cent year on year to 3.78 trillion yuan in 2014.

Indian govt says stake sales in multiple state-owned companies by March-end

Indian govt says stake sales in multiple state-owned companies by March-end

The government is aiming to sell a 5% stake in state miner Coal India, which could fetch about $1.5 billion.

Indian PM promises “ease of doing business” to global investors

Indian PM promises “ease of doing business” to global investors

World Bank President Jim Yong Kim said at the event Indian economy is likely to grow at 6.4 per cent in 2015.