A global index of stocks fell on Friday while U.S. Treasury yields rose after a July inflation reading showed prices.
The World Economic Forum (WEF) ranked India at 135 out of 146 countries in the Global Gender Gap Index in the report's 2022 edition.
Problems with global indices like Ease of Doing Business and the Global Hunger Index, where India didn't even place in the top 100 countries, boil down to methodology.
Mumbai moved up by two places to 28th spot, clocking a 0.8 percent year-on-year rise in prices while Bengaluru slipped five places to 20th place.
Switzerland topped the overall index, followed by Singapore and the United Kingdom in second and third places respectively, in the list released today by INSEAD Produced in partnership with The Adecco Group and the Human Capital Leadership Institute of Singapore (HCLI).