BlackRock says fast-growing economies could decouple as the developed world struggles, but a global recession is still possible.
Indian automaker sees strong growth at home and in China, though low-end Nano disappoints.
Prices continue to fall on weakening demand in China and India.
The government has suspended a plan to allow foreign companies to own as much as 51% of local supermarkets.
The government agrees to allow foreign companies to own up to 51% of supermarkets, saying the move will create jobs and spur investment.
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Investors who think the forgotten BRIC nation can climb out of the doldrums should seek exposure through a geographically diversified fund.
Prices struggle to gain steam as a stronger greenback keeps a lid on gains.
China will surpass the US as the world's largest economy soon -- sooner than most people expected, according to an IMF report.
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