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Tensions between the two countries began in September when Mahathir told the United Nations that India “invaded and occupied” Kashmir and later criticized India’s citizenship amendment act.
(July 15): The Tantallon India Fund closed 0.19% lower in June, with anxiety over multiple trade conflicts, heightened concerns over a potential military conflict with Iran and expectations of a more populist tilt in the Indian Budget keeping investors on
(June 17): The Tantallon India Fund closed up 3.14% in May, rebounding sharply off mid-May jitters, buoyed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s decisive mandate in the general election. Amid stark geopolitical uncertainty, and the growing risk of protracte
SINGAPORE (May 27): “We believe that the president of the US is engaged in a cover-up.” — US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, following a meeting with other Democratic Party leaders on whether or not to impeach US President Donald Trump.
SINGAPORE (May 27): After a long and arduous election, India’s 879 million voters have spoken. And, if not with one voice, then close to it. The Bharatiya Janata Party of Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been handed another historic mandate.
(May 24): The chief executive officer of MSCI Inc., one of the world’s biggest index compilers, said his firm is “concerned, quite a lot” about the dispute between exchanges in India and Singapore that threatens a popular offshore futures contract.