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Trump's Approval Rating Drops To 42%, Economic Concerns Weigh: Poll
President Donald Trump's approval rating ticked slightly lower this week to 42%, matching the lowest level of his new term as Americans kept a dour view of his handling of the US economy, according to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll.
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"Cost Of Living In India Getting Expensive": IIT Alum's Tweet Sparks Debate Online
The tweet has sparked a wider debate about inflation, stagnating wages, and the growing pressure on India's middle and lower-income groups.
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Retail Inflation Eases To 5-Month Low In January
Retail inflation slowed to 4.31 per cent in January mainly due to lower food prices, according to official data released on Wednesday.
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RBI Keeps Key Lending Rate Unchanged, Growth Target Lowered To 6.6%
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has kept its key lending rate unchanged for the 11th consecutive time citing high inflation, but lowered sharply the growth target for the current financial year.
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Government Report Suggests Food Inflation May Ease In Months Ahead
"A bumper kharif (summer crop) harvest is expected to lower food inflation in the coming months," the report said.
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"Education No More Affordable:" Bengaluru Man Reacts To Rs 3.7 Lakh Kindergarten Fee
A Bengaluru-based investor raised alarms over the steep increase in lower kindergarten (LKG) school fees in Hyderabad, saying that real inflation has happened in education, not real estate.
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Sensex, Nifty Reach All-Time High As Inflation Cools Off
Equity benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty hit their fresh record levels on Thursday after lower inflation numbers raised hopes of an interest rate cut by the RBI.
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Amul Milk Price Hiked By Rs. 2/Litre, Here's The New Price List
"The increase of Rs. 2 per litre translates to the range of 3-4 per cent increase in MRP which is much lower than the average food inflation," reads a statement by GCMMF.
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Opinion | Road To 2024: Can Economic Performance Affect A Party's Winnability?
A government in India is likely to be voted out whenever GDP growth under it is lower compared to its predecessor's. This happened six times, in 1977, 1980, 1991, 1996, 2004 and 2014.
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Share Market In Red As US Inflation Raises Rate Cut Worries
The share markets opened lower on Wednesday, tracking Asian peers after hotter-than-expected US inflation fuelled concerns of further delay in the easing rates and weighed on sentiment.
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Rishi Sunak's 5 Promises To Get Britain Economy Back On Track
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has listed reducing the national debt and lowering inflation among his priorities for the coming year.
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Zoom Annual Revenue Forecast Lowered Amid Decline in Online Business, Rising Inflation
Zoom on Monday stated that it had cut its annual revenue forecast amid a decline in online business. The company's CFO Kelly Steckelberg said that Zoom's online business would decline nearly 8 percent during the year. The easing of pandemic-related restrictions across the world is also weighing on its business as people started spending less time o...
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PayPal Shares Dropped Nearly 6 Percent as Company Warned About Bleak Holiday Quarter
PayPal Holdings shares dropped nearly 6 percent in morning trade on Friday after the digital payments heavyweight lowered its annual revenue forecast, warning of a bleak holiday quarter as consumers cut back on discretionary spends. Decades-high inflation has hit the purchasing power of consumers who also have to contend with the threat of a loomi...
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EA Lowers Annual Booking Forecast for 2022 Amid Decades-High Inflation, Strong Dollar
Electronic Arts has lowered its annual bookings forecast, amid the rising dollar and a fall in demand for games during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. While research suggests that the gaming market is expected to grow just 2 percent in 2022, Apex Legends creator EA had no major releases in the first three quarters of 2022, until FIFA 23 was launc...
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Musk Says Tesla Could Lower Car Prices If Inflation Slows
Tesla CEO Elon Musk said the electric automaker could lower prices for cars if inflation calms down.
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Trump's Approval Rating Drops To 42%, Economic Concerns Weigh: Poll
President Donald Trump's approval rating ticked slightly lower this week to 42%, matching the lowest level of his new term as Americans kept a dour view of his handling of the US economy, according to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll.
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"Cost Of Living In India Getting Expensive": IIT Alum's Tweet Sparks Debate Online
The tweet has sparked a wider debate about inflation, stagnating wages, and the growing pressure on India's middle and lower-income groups.
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Retail Inflation Eases To 5-Month Low In January
Retail inflation slowed to 4.31 per cent in January mainly due to lower food prices, according to official data released on Wednesday.
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RBI Keeps Key Lending Rate Unchanged, Growth Target Lowered To 6.6%
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has kept its key lending rate unchanged for the 11th consecutive time citing high inflation, but lowered sharply the growth target for the current financial year.
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Government Report Suggests Food Inflation May Ease In Months Ahead
"A bumper kharif (summer crop) harvest is expected to lower food inflation in the coming months," the report said.
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"Education No More Affordable:" Bengaluru Man Reacts To Rs 3.7 Lakh Kindergarten Fee
A Bengaluru-based investor raised alarms over the steep increase in lower kindergarten (LKG) school fees in Hyderabad, saying that real inflation has happened in education, not real estate.
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Sensex, Nifty Reach All-Time High As Inflation Cools Off
Equity benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty hit their fresh record levels on Thursday after lower inflation numbers raised hopes of an interest rate cut by the RBI.
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Amul Milk Price Hiked By Rs. 2/Litre, Here's The New Price List
"The increase of Rs. 2 per litre translates to the range of 3-4 per cent increase in MRP which is much lower than the average food inflation," reads a statement by GCMMF.
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Opinion | Road To 2024: Can Economic Performance Affect A Party's Winnability?
A government in India is likely to be voted out whenever GDP growth under it is lower compared to its predecessor's. This happened six times, in 1977, 1980, 1991, 1996, 2004 and 2014.
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Share Market In Red As US Inflation Raises Rate Cut Worries
The share markets opened lower on Wednesday, tracking Asian peers after hotter-than-expected US inflation fuelled concerns of further delay in the easing rates and weighed on sentiment.
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Rishi Sunak's 5 Promises To Get Britain Economy Back On Track
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has listed reducing the national debt and lowering inflation among his priorities for the coming year.
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Zoom Annual Revenue Forecast Lowered Amid Decline in Online Business, Rising Inflation
Zoom on Monday stated that it had cut its annual revenue forecast amid a decline in online business. The company's CFO Kelly Steckelberg said that Zoom's online business would decline nearly 8 percent during the year. The easing of pandemic-related restrictions across the world is also weighing on its business as people started spending less time o...
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PayPal Shares Dropped Nearly 6 Percent as Company Warned About Bleak Holiday Quarter
PayPal Holdings shares dropped nearly 6 percent in morning trade on Friday after the digital payments heavyweight lowered its annual revenue forecast, warning of a bleak holiday quarter as consumers cut back on discretionary spends. Decades-high inflation has hit the purchasing power of consumers who also have to contend with the threat of a loomi...
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EA Lowers Annual Booking Forecast for 2022 Amid Decades-High Inflation, Strong Dollar
Electronic Arts has lowered its annual bookings forecast, amid the rising dollar and a fall in demand for games during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. While research suggests that the gaming market is expected to grow just 2 percent in 2022, Apex Legends creator EA had no major releases in the first three quarters of 2022, until FIFA 23 was launc...
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Musk Says Tesla Could Lower Car Prices If Inflation Slows
Tesla CEO Elon Musk said the electric automaker could lower prices for cars if inflation calms down.
