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Government Official Tied To Pole By Farmers In Bihar Over Inflated Price Of Fertiliser
The farmers allege that the advisor is working hand in glove with the fertiliser sellers to inflate the price.
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US Inflation Reduction Act Could Help Cut Chinese Battery Metals Ties: Details
The US Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) is set to be signed into law by US President Joe Biden today. The law that is designed to increase green investment, comes at a price. It extends and expands the existing electric vehicle (EV) subsidy of up to $7,500 (roughly Rs. 5,94,800) but conditions the tax credit on the sourcing of the mineral content of...
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U.S. Stocks End Down Slightly After Early Boost From Powell; Oil Falls
Major U.S. stock indexes ended down slightly Wednesday, losing early gains tied to remarks by Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell that the U.S. central bank is "strongly committed" to bringing down inflation, while sharply lower oil prices weighed on energy shares.
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US To Scrap China Tariffs Amid Inflation? No Decision Yet, Officials Says
US President Joe Biden is considering scrapping tariffs on a range of Chinese goods to curb inflation, but no decision is likely before next week's Group of Seven summit, people familiar with the matter said.
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Sri Lanka Says India, World Bank Considering $2 Billion Bridge Finance
Sri Lanka's finance minister said on Friday that India and the World Bank are considering extending about $2 billion in bridge finance so it can continue essential imports.
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Qatar And Its Neighbours May Lose Billions From Diplomatic Split
A diplomatic rift between Qatar and its Gulf neighbours may cost them billions of dollars by slowing trade and investment and making it more expensive for the region to borrow money as it grapples with low oil prices.
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Lithuania Joins Eurozone to Seal Ties with West
Lithuania switched over to the Euro today, becoming the last Baltic nation to adopt Europe's single currency, as it hopes to boost stability despite fears of inflation and eurozone debt woes.
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A tie that can give you a comfort sleep on job
Weary office workers may now take a comfort nap at their desk -- thanks to a new necktie with an inflatable pillow which can be blown-up in less than a breath.The Pillow Tie, which looks just like a normal tie when worn with a suit, is the ultimate gift for those who like to burn the candle at both ends, claimed its manufacturers.To be available fr...
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Government Official Tied To Pole By Farmers In Bihar Over Inflated Price Of Fertiliser
The farmers allege that the advisor is working hand in glove with the fertiliser sellers to inflate the price.
-
US Inflation Reduction Act Could Help Cut Chinese Battery Metals Ties: Details
The US Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) is set to be signed into law by US President Joe Biden today. The law that is designed to increase green investment, comes at a price. It extends and expands the existing electric vehicle (EV) subsidy of up to $7,500 (roughly Rs. 5,94,800) but conditions the tax credit on the sourcing of the mineral content of...
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U.S. Stocks End Down Slightly After Early Boost From Powell; Oil Falls
Major U.S. stock indexes ended down slightly Wednesday, losing early gains tied to remarks by Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell that the U.S. central bank is "strongly committed" to bringing down inflation, while sharply lower oil prices weighed on energy shares.
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US To Scrap China Tariffs Amid Inflation? No Decision Yet, Officials Says
US President Joe Biden is considering scrapping tariffs on a range of Chinese goods to curb inflation, but no decision is likely before next week's Group of Seven summit, people familiar with the matter said.
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Sri Lanka Says India, World Bank Considering $2 Billion Bridge Finance
Sri Lanka's finance minister said on Friday that India and the World Bank are considering extending about $2 billion in bridge finance so it can continue essential imports.
-
Qatar And Its Neighbours May Lose Billions From Diplomatic Split
A diplomatic rift between Qatar and its Gulf neighbours may cost them billions of dollars by slowing trade and investment and making it more expensive for the region to borrow money as it grapples with low oil prices.
-
Lithuania Joins Eurozone to Seal Ties with West
Lithuania switched over to the Euro today, becoming the last Baltic nation to adopt Europe's single currency, as it hopes to boost stability despite fears of inflation and eurozone debt woes.
-
A tie that can give you a comfort sleep on job
Weary office workers may now take a comfort nap at their desk -- thanks to a new necktie with an inflatable pillow which can be blown-up in less than a breath.The Pillow Tie, which looks just like a normal tie when worn with a suit, is the ultimate gift for those who like to burn the candle at both ends, claimed its manufacturers.To be available fr...
