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India Inflation Likely Edged Up In July On Higher Food Prices
Forecasts for the data, scheduled to be released on Aug 12 at 1200 GMT, ranged from 5.00% to 6.55%.
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Challenges Logistics Industry Faced During The Pandemic
Logisticians have been working relentlessly through the pandemic to ensure that customers receive their shipments on time and the rise in demand for essentials and non-essentials are met.
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RBI Keeps Repo Rate Unchanged At 4 %, GDP Growth Seen Negative In FY21
Repo is the rate at which RBI lends funds to commercial banks when needed. It is a tool that the central bank uses to control inflation.
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NEP aims to increase investment in education to 6 pc of GDP, 3.5 crore new seats to be added to higher institutions
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Pandemic Knocks Singapore Into Recession As GDP Plummets 41% In Second Quarter
The manufacturing sector grew 2.5% from a year ago, mainly due to a surge in output in biomedical sector, though that was still lower than the 8.2% rise in the first quarter.
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UK Economy To Slump Over 10%, Debts To Surge - Moody's
We forecast a contraction of 10.1% in the UK's GDP for this year, but expect a gradual subsequent recovery on the back of the easing in lockdown measures, with growth rebounding to 7.1% next year
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Urbanisation Is Necessary, Inevitable, A Growth Driver
India’s urban infrastructure needs Rs 40 lakh crore in the next five years, and substantial revenue expenditure for service delivery and operations.
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Mismanagement, Wrong Policies By Centre Causing Crisis In Nation: Sonia Gandhi At CWC
India has been hit by a terrible economic crisis, a pandemic of huge proportions and, now, by a full-blown crisis on the borders with China.
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UK Retail Sales Rebound In May, Public Debt Passes 100% Of GDP
Public sector net borrowing, which is surging to fund the government's huge increase in public spending, hit 55.2 billion pounds ($68.7 billion) in May
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Reviving The Economy From COVID-19 Impact: A Little Care For Agriculture Will Help
Agriculture contributed about 17% of Indian GDP. Agriculture, with its allied sectors, is the largest source of livelihoods in India.
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Less than 1 % of GDP being given as economic package: Rahul Gandhi
The Prime Minister said 10 per cent of GDP but the reality is that less than one per cent of the GDP is being given and mostly through loans. Hardly any cash has been given
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Norwegian First-Quarter GDP Contracts 1.9%, 2020 Seen Plunging 5.5%
Norway's crown weakened slightly on the news, trading at 11.479024 to the euro at 0632 GMT against 11.4492 just before the 0600 GMT release.
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India's GDP Likely To Grow Between Minus 0.9% To 1.5% In FY21: CII
Given the extent of damage to the economy from disruption to business, the GDP growth in FY21 is likely to be the lowest in many decades
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Invest Upto 5 % Of GDP In Health Sector: Dr Harish Pillai, Chair, FICCI MVT Committee
My sincere hope for India 2.0 post-COVID is to adopt a national strategy to invest upto 5 per cent of GDP in the Health sector, says Dr Harish Pillai, Chair, FICCI MVT Committee, member of FICCI Health service committee and Chief Executive Officer of Aster India, Aster DM Healthcare
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Fiscal Space Limited For Many Sovereigns, Including India: Fitch Ratings
Fitch forecasts several countries to experience a rise in government debt/GDP in 2020 despite a real interest rate below the real GDP growth rate, for example owing to large primary deficits.
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