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U.S. Commerce Dept Says Chips Shortage To Persist, Will Review Some Prices
The voluntary survey of 150 companies last fall in the supply chain confirmed there is a significant, persistent mismatch in supply and demand for chips.
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U.S. Commerce Dept Says Chips Shortage To Persist, Will Review Some Prices
The voluntary survey of 150 companies last fall in the supply chain confirmed there is a significant, persistent mismatch in supply and demand for chips.
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2021 Indian Blue Book Report: 3 Things That Impacted New Car Sales During COVID-19 Pandemic
The 2021 IBB report states that one of the biggest industries to be impacted due to the pandemic has been the auto industry. While there was a dip in the volume of both the new-car and used-car industries,
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Enough "Firepower" To Tackle Rupee Volatility: Economic Affairs Secretary
India has adequate "firepower" of foreign exchange reserves to deal with the current volatility in the rupee, the country's Economic Affairs Secretary told reporters. The volatility is being driven by global factors including the proposed US sanctions on Iran and the mismatch in demand and supply of oil, Subhash Chandra Garg, Economic Affairs Secre...
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U.S. Commerce Dept Says Chips Shortage To Persist, Will Review Some Prices
The voluntary survey of 150 companies last fall in the supply chain confirmed there is a significant, persistent mismatch in supply and demand for chips.
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U.S. Commerce Dept Says Chips Shortage To Persist, Will Review Some Prices
The voluntary survey of 150 companies last fall in the supply chain confirmed there is a significant, persistent mismatch in supply and demand for chips.
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2021 Indian Blue Book Report: 3 Things That Impacted New Car Sales During COVID-19 Pandemic
The 2021 IBB report states that one of the biggest industries to be impacted due to the pandemic has been the auto industry. While there was a dip in the volume of both the new-car and used-car industries,
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Enough "Firepower" To Tackle Rupee Volatility: Economic Affairs Secretary
India has adequate "firepower" of foreign exchange reserves to deal with the current volatility in the rupee, the country's Economic Affairs Secretary told reporters. The volatility is being driven by global factors including the proposed US sanctions on Iran and the mismatch in demand and supply of oil, Subhash Chandra Garg, Economic Affairs Secre...
