Referendum

The delay is likely to be on account of the referendum that Switzerland may conduct, with its people voting on whether to clear the India-EFTA deal. The deal, which was first proposed in 2008, was finally signed on March 10, after 21 rounds of negotiations

Uzbekistan invites India's EC to witness April 30 referendum

Uzbekistan's ambassador to India Dilshod Akhatov said on Tuesday that constitutions of 190 countries, including that of India, were studied to bring in holistic and comprehensive changes to the Constitution of the country.

Ukrainians flee from Russian annexation, while they still can

As Russia prepares to annex a swathe of Ukrainian territory the size of Portugal after staging what it calls referendums in four provinces, hundreds of Ukrainians escaped through the last Russian checkpoint. Many said they had fled while they still can.

Ukraine says referendum voting door-to-door under Russian-backed security

The votes in four eastern Ukrainian regions, which Kyiv and the West regard as a sham, saw Russian-backed officials carry ballot boxes from door to door, accompanied by security officials, said Luhansk's regional governor.

No takers for anti-India event: 'Pakistan-backed' Khalistan rally in London fails to draw a crowd

Many Indians gathered in Trafalgar Square and sang patriotic songs in retaliation to the rally

Moneycontrol's Election Analytics Centre: Track assembly polls

In particular, all eyes are on UP and Punjab, two key states in which the BJP faces a tough battle; the outcome could have a bearing on policy-making and economic reforms at the Centre.

UP Elections 2017: Amit Shah sees BJP majority, says voters back demonetisation

“There are so many anti-incumbency issues in UP. Still, if the Opposition wants to do a referendum on demonetisation, we are ready for it. People of UP are with BJP on the issue of demonetisation,” Amit Shah told Network 18 Group Editor-in-Chief Rahul Joshi.

Trade tensions, dollar danger cloud economic optimism in Davos

DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) - A trade war between the United States and China and a strengthening dollar are among the biggest threats to a brightening global economic outlook, according to leading economists at the World Economic Forum in Davos.

Italy's Matteo Renzi announces resignation

Interior Ministry projections suggested the No camp, led by the populist Five Star Movement, had won the referendum with the backing of 59.5 per cent of those who voted.

Get Rich: Build portfolio like a pro

With the roll-out of the demonetisation scheme and global factors like Italy referendum, markets are choppy. But, this is the time to repose trust in good stocks and build a solid portfolio. CNBC-TV18's new show 'Get Rich' educates investors on how to manage money like a pro and be financially independent.

See 75 bps rate cut going ahead; like IoC, GAIL: Sanjeev Prasad

India‘s macro story looks very good, says Sanjeev Prasad of Kotak Institutional Equities. Speaking to CNBC-TV18 Prasad said that global events are hard to predict.

British economy escapes Brexit 'bomb', for now

The overwhelming view from economists is that it is too early to know how Britain will cope with years of Brexit uncertainty - but there is a growing belief the country can avoid a recession that only weeks ago was regarded as likely.

Tusk says EU ready to start UK divorce 'today'

Following Thursday's referendum in which Britons voted to leave the European Union, London has to invoke the so-called Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty, starting two years to negotiate the terms of its exit.

Britain's EasyJet warns of Brexit hit

The impact would cut revenue per seat -- a key measure of business efficiency for airlines -- by some five per cent "at least" in the six months to September 30 when compared to the same period last year, it said in a statement.

Britain 'may never' trigger EU divorce: Diplomats

A state leaving the EU must formally notify the European Council of all 28 EU leaders under Article 50 of the 2007 Lisbon Treaty, setting the clock ticking on a two-year period for Britain to negotiate its divorce.

India well-placed to deal with Brexit's impact: FM Jaitley

In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said he does not see too much impact on the Indian economy arising out of Brexit.

BoE will be in easing mode to avoid major trauma: Rabobank

The US Federal Reserve will have to assess both domestic and international headwinds and ensure enough liquidity in the market before taking any decision on rate, says Jane Foley, Sr FX strategist of Rabobank.

Sensex dives over 800 pts, Nifty below 8000 as Brexit imminent

Tata Motors is down 10 percent. Tata Steel is down 8 percent, ICICI Bank, Maruti and Adani Ports are major losers.

Brexit could trigger US rally, spike up commodities:Fat Prophets

Discussing commodities, David Lennox of Fat Prophets says that if the UK decides to leave, US dollar will rally, which in turn, will not be good for the commodities.

Will be surprised if there is an upside on Brexit vote: JPMorgan

James Glassman of JPMorgan said the longer problem was whether the world has seen the last of this issue or whether there would be more referendums in future, if UK does vote to stay this time.

Wall Street opens higher as Britain votes on EU membership

Wall Street opened higher for the fourth straight day on Thursday as Britain seemed to swing towards remaining in the European Union, a scenario that would avert a possible financial crisis.

British referendum too close to call but markets go in with hope

Forty-eight million voters will today not only decide United Kingdom's fate in the European Union but also potentially of the Union itself.

Brexit vote a cliffhanger in store: Will Britain leap into dark?

Just a few hours to go for the European Union (EU) referendum today, it could be a cliffhanger as the ‘remain camp‘ holds a slender lead in opinion polls. CNBC-TV18's Sanjay Suri gets the world a closer look at the action so far.

UK poll outcome won't be binary; margin of decision matters: CS

A 'Leave' vote may not immediately result in the UK exiting the UK and a narrow 'Remain' may also impact UK politics, finds Credit Suisse.

Market likely to be in wait & watch mode ahead of Brexit vote

Asia were mixed in early trade, following losses in US stocks, as investors remained on edge ahead of the UK vote on whether to leave the European Union (EU). In Japan, the Nikkei 225 was up 0.24 percent, while across the Korean Strait, the Kospi was down 0.39 percent.