South Korean policymakers on guard as inflation accelerates faster than anticipated

The term “great financial crisis” was penned more than a decade ago during the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2007-08. The stringent regulatory norms in India has ensured that the banking system in India is not exposed to such risks.

How India evaded the Banking Crisis

Turmoil at Credit Suisse Group AG roiled European bank shares and dented sentiment in the US futures market as investors remain on edge after last week’s regional-bank failures. Treasuries turned higher on haven demand.

Futures sink as Credit Suisse woes weigh on banks

Shockwaves from the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank have pounded global bank stocks further as assurances from US President Joe Biden and other policymakers did little to calm markets and prompted a rethink on the interest rate outlook.

Global bank stock rout deepens after SVB collapse

As Sri Lanka battles its worst economic crisis in 70 years, the joblessness rate climbed, stoking massive social and political concerns. The latest official data showed the island nation's unemployment rate rose to 5 percent by the end of September last year, during which the economy contracted by 12 percent.

World Business Watch: Sri Lanka's unemployment rate climbs, raises concern for policymakers

Global growth 'fragile,' 'under threat': Former IMF head Christine Lagarde

The overall debt levels of Chinese companies grew three per cent in the first quarter of this year

China Inc tightens reins on debt, raises spectre of slowdown

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