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In the short run, the Euro could be choppy, tending towards weakness. Indian exporters to Eurozone should keep an eye on the unfolding political landscape and the monetary policy meetings later in October.

Donald Trump praises Germany's Merkel for 'fantastic' G20 despite protests

US President Donald Trump today praised German Chancellor Angela Merkel for the "fantastic job" organising the G20 summit, despite violent protests that blocked his wife Melania for hours

Merkel urges Germans to put aside fear of big data

Germans need to overcome their traditional fear of the large-scale collection of personal data by companies and instead embrace its opportunities or risk being marginalised in the global economy, Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Tuesday.

India to project design, manufacturing prowess at Hannover

India's participation in the world's leading trade fair for industrial technology that is expected to attract over two lakh global leaders in business, technology, industrial scientists and policy makers this year stands as the most significant international statement the 'Make in India' programme has made to date.

White House approved spying on allies: US media report

According to the LA Times, precisely how the surveillance is conducted is unclear, but if a foreign leader is targeted for eavesdropping, the relevant US ambassador and the National Security Council staffer at the White House who deals with the country are given regular reports.

Watch out Merkel, here comes Janet Yellen

The 67-year-old vice chair of the Fed is the first woman to even be considered to lead it, and the first nominated to lead a major central bank—one of the highest glass ceilings remaining for women.

Experts offer Merkel tips on how to cheer up the Germans

Participants spoke about such varied routes to human contentment as keeping elephants off crops in southern Bhutan, mobile phone applications for organic farmers in Kenya or building bicycle paths in Colombia.

Why 2013 will see faster, stronger global growth

Barring major geopolitical shocks,the world economy in 2013 should mark the beginning of sustainably faster growth with declining trade imbalances.

Global equities to resume rally in Q4: JP Morgan AMC

After the extended rally across global markets, Andrew Economos of JPMorgan AMC anticipates a pullback. However, he sees the equity markets to resume its rally into the fourth quarter.

Global shares firm on Merkel remarks

Shares firmed on Friday as German Chancellor Angela Merkel voiced support for the European Central Bank's efforts to contain the euro zone's debt crisis, soothing investor nerves and prompting them to scale back safety bids.

European politicians have to deliver soon: UBS

UBS economist Martin Lueck explains to CNBC-TV18 that statement made by Draghi of assuring that he would do everything in his mandate to rescue euro seems coordinated as it was backed up by statements issued by Merkel, Hollande and Monti.

Global markets extend rally ahead of ECB, FOMC meet

Rally extended in global markets on Europe‘s resolve to save Euro. US markets were at their best on Friday since early May.

Germany, France draw battle lines over common bonds

Germany dismissed a French-led call for euro zone governments to issue common bonds, a day before a European Union summit which investors are looking to for new measures to counter the bloc's debt crisis.

All eyes on Greece as Merkel softens stand on growth: Hewin

Standard Chartered‘s senior economist Sarah Hewin takes CNBC-TV18 though a quick tour of significant developments across Europe - from positive signals in Greece on rumours of a coalition to Germany's Merkel being sympathetic to France's Hollande's views of tempering the austerity compact with growth plans

Bullish China shops in industrial Germany

Germany, Europe's largest economy , is attracting cash-rich Chinese businesses looking to build a global profile

Up or Down: Cues that will decide today's trade

The US markets squeezed out small gains, adding to the previous week's robust rally, as investors turned their focus to fourth-quarter earnings season and as Merkel and Sarkozy discuss their rescue plan.

Germany wants to punish 'debt sinners'

"Merkel und Sarkozy wollen automatische Strafen für Schuldensünder." That's the headline for the news about Angela Merkel`s and Nicolas Sarkozy`s plan to rescue Europe in Germany's Der Tagesspiegel newspaper.

Roger Nightingale: ECB has no cash so how can it buy bonds?

Roger Nightingale of Roger Nightingale & Associates is not a hopeful man. According to him, the world economy has burned its wings. “I am afraid we are with absolute certainty in a recession. There is a great possibility of a depression too,” he says in an interview with CNBC-TV18.

ECB row, Italy flare on eve of euro rescue summit

A new clash over the European Central Bank and political turmoil in Italy kept the euro zone on edge on Tuesday on the eve of a summit meant to confront the currency bloc's worsening sovereign debt crisis.

Emerging Asia mkt to see bulk of FII flows: Quam Asset Mgmt

Financial markets worldwide are seeing another bout of nervousness from investors, and according to Richard Harris of Quam Asset Management, this is because of poor global economic indicators.