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Budget 2023: "Many Budgets Just Depress People, This Is One Of Them": Manish Sisodia
Budget 2023: Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia called the Union Budget 2023-24 announced by the BJP-led Centre on Wednesday nothing but a 'jumla'
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Strong Demand Drives Economy Past Inflation For Now, Indicators Show
India's economy maintained its momentum in April as a wider reopening from the pandemic kept rising prices from depressing demand for the time being.
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Global Economy Expected To Expand By 4 Per Cent In 2021: World Bank
The Covid19 pandemic has caused a heavy toll of deaths and illness, plunged millions into poverty, and may depress economic activity and incomes for a prolonged period
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India's Oil Import Bill May Halve If Current Crude Price Holds: Report
India oil import bill is expected to fall by a sharper 10 per cent in FY20 as the increasing spread of Coronavirus and now the fallout of talks between OPEC and Russia has depressed the crude oil prices to about $30 a barrel now against a high of over $70 a barrel in September and again in January this year.
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"From Economy To Cricket, It Is All Depressing": Pakistan Chief Justice
Pakistan's chief justice Asif Saeed Khosa Wednesday lamented that Pakistanis were only hearing "depressing" news these days -- on the state of the economy, politics and even from the cricket field.
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Climate Change Could Shave Off 2.8% Of India's GDP By 2050: World Bank
Climate change could cost India 2.8 per cent of GDP, and depress living standards of nearly half of its population by 2050, as average annual temperatures are expected to rise by 1-2 per cent over three decades, a World Bank report said.
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Economy Fine, Yashwant Sinha Frustrated, Case Dismissed, Say BJP Sources
Yashwant Sinha's ruthless smackdown of Finance Minister Arun Jaitley is motivated by his frustration, which he shares along with another sidelined leader, Arun Shourie, said sources from the BJP today, asking not to be named
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US Economy Emerges As Strongest, Most Durable In World, Says Barack Obama
American economy has emerged as most "durable" in the world, US President Barack Obama said on Thursday, underlining that his government's actions eight years ago stemmed the tide of the Great Depression and laid the foundation for a stronger economy.
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Bank Note Reform May Depress Inflationary Pressures: DBS
Core Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation (ex-food and fuel) has been fairly steady in the 4.5 per cent to 5.0 per cent range for nearly a year.
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Government Cancels 4th Tranche of Coal Auction on Poor Response
The government on Wednesday annulled the process for a fourth round of coal block auctions, scheduled for the next month, on account of poor response from bidders in sectors like steel as well as depressed commodity prices and adverse market conditions.
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China July Factory Activity Falls to 15-Month Low: Caixin Flash PMI
China's factory sector contracted by the most in 15 months in July as shrinking orders depressed output, a preliminary private survey showed on Friday.
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Global Economy is Nowhere Near Depression, Says Reserve Bank Governor Raghuram Rajan
Global economy is in a recovery mode which is still weak, but the overall situation is "not anywhere" like the depression of 1930s, Reserve Bank Governor Raghuram Rajan said today.
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Raghuram Rajan Didn't Imply World Facing New Great Depression: RBI
With Reserve Bank of India Governor Raghuram Rajan's comments on 1930s-like problems resurfacing having created a flutter, the central bank on Sunday said the RBI chief did not imply there being an imminent risk of the world economy slipping again into the Great Depression as that was caused by "many factors".
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IMF Paper Counters Raghuram Rajan on Easy Policy Being Crisis-Recipe
With Reserve Bank of India Governor Raghuram Rajan ringing alarm bells about the world economy facing the Great Depression-like problems, a research paper by the International Monetary Fund has countered his views and said monetary policy easing alone can't be blamed for triggering a financial crisis.
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International Monetary Fund Paper Counters Raghuram Rajan on Easy Policy Being Recipe for Crisis
With Raghuram Rajan ringing alarm bells about the world economy facing the Great Depression-like problems, an International Monetary Fund (IMF) research paper has countered his views.
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Budget 2023: "Many Budgets Just Depress People, This Is One Of Them": Manish Sisodia
Budget 2023: Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia called the Union Budget 2023-24 announced by the BJP-led Centre on Wednesday nothing but a 'jumla'
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Strong Demand Drives Economy Past Inflation For Now, Indicators Show
India's economy maintained its momentum in April as a wider reopening from the pandemic kept rising prices from depressing demand for the time being.
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Global Economy Expected To Expand By 4 Per Cent In 2021: World Bank
The Covid19 pandemic has caused a heavy toll of deaths and illness, plunged millions into poverty, and may depress economic activity and incomes for a prolonged period
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India's Oil Import Bill May Halve If Current Crude Price Holds: Report
India oil import bill is expected to fall by a sharper 10 per cent in FY20 as the increasing spread of Coronavirus and now the fallout of talks between OPEC and Russia has depressed the crude oil prices to about $30 a barrel now against a high of over $70 a barrel in September and again in January this year.
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"From Economy To Cricket, It Is All Depressing": Pakistan Chief Justice
Pakistan's chief justice Asif Saeed Khosa Wednesday lamented that Pakistanis were only hearing "depressing" news these days -- on the state of the economy, politics and even from the cricket field.
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Climate Change Could Shave Off 2.8% Of India's GDP By 2050: World Bank
Climate change could cost India 2.8 per cent of GDP, and depress living standards of nearly half of its population by 2050, as average annual temperatures are expected to rise by 1-2 per cent over three decades, a World Bank report said.
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Economy Fine, Yashwant Sinha Frustrated, Case Dismissed, Say BJP Sources
Yashwant Sinha's ruthless smackdown of Finance Minister Arun Jaitley is motivated by his frustration, which he shares along with another sidelined leader, Arun Shourie, said sources from the BJP today, asking not to be named
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US Economy Emerges As Strongest, Most Durable In World, Says Barack Obama
American economy has emerged as most "durable" in the world, US President Barack Obama said on Thursday, underlining that his government's actions eight years ago stemmed the tide of the Great Depression and laid the foundation for a stronger economy.
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Bank Note Reform May Depress Inflationary Pressures: DBS
Core Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation (ex-food and fuel) has been fairly steady in the 4.5 per cent to 5.0 per cent range for nearly a year.
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Government Cancels 4th Tranche of Coal Auction on Poor Response
The government on Wednesday annulled the process for a fourth round of coal block auctions, scheduled for the next month, on account of poor response from bidders in sectors like steel as well as depressed commodity prices and adverse market conditions.
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China July Factory Activity Falls to 15-Month Low: Caixin Flash PMI
China's factory sector contracted by the most in 15 months in July as shrinking orders depressed output, a preliminary private survey showed on Friday.
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Global Economy is Nowhere Near Depression, Says Reserve Bank Governor Raghuram Rajan
Global economy is in a recovery mode which is still weak, but the overall situation is "not anywhere" like the depression of 1930s, Reserve Bank Governor Raghuram Rajan said today.
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Raghuram Rajan Didn't Imply World Facing New Great Depression: RBI
With Reserve Bank of India Governor Raghuram Rajan's comments on 1930s-like problems resurfacing having created a flutter, the central bank on Sunday said the RBI chief did not imply there being an imminent risk of the world economy slipping again into the Great Depression as that was caused by "many factors".
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IMF Paper Counters Raghuram Rajan on Easy Policy Being Crisis-Recipe
With Reserve Bank of India Governor Raghuram Rajan ringing alarm bells about the world economy facing the Great Depression-like problems, a research paper by the International Monetary Fund has countered his views and said monetary policy easing alone can't be blamed for triggering a financial crisis.
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International Monetary Fund Paper Counters Raghuram Rajan on Easy Policy Being Recipe for Crisis
With Raghuram Rajan ringing alarm bells about the world economy facing the Great Depression-like problems, an International Monetary Fund (IMF) research paper has countered his views.
