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In Major Ruling, US Supreme Court 'Supercharges' Donald Trump's Powers
The justices allowed Fed governor Lisa Cook to stay in her job while she fights the Republican president's effort to fire her over allegations of mortgage fraud, which she has denied.
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Madhya Pradesh Forest Officer Suspended For Feeding Poha To Sambar Deer
Vinod Verma, In-charge Assistant Director, Itarsi, who was also serving as In-charge Superintendent of the Bori range in the Satpura Tiger Reserve, was placed under suspension with immediate effect.
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US Inflation Hit 3-Year-High In May, Reveals Federal Reserve’s Preferred Gauge
The PCE index report comes just a few days after the Federal Reserve delivered what markets viewed as a tough talk on inflation and interest rates.
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'Oracle, Maestro': Former US Federal Reserve Chair Alan Greenspan Dies
In his 18 and a half years at the helm of the Fed, Greenspan presided over a sustained era of American growth and prosperity, yet one that ended with devastating consequences in 2008, two years after he had left the central bank.
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Alan Greenspan Dies At 100: A Lookback At Former Federal Reserve Chair’s Career
Alan Greenspan died due to complications arising from Parkinson’s Disease, his wife said.
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US Federal Reserve Keeps Interest Rates Unchanged In Kevin Warsh’s First Meeting As Chair
Federal Reserve policymakers voted unanimously to maintain the benchmark overnight borrowing rate in a range of 3.5% to 3.75%.
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Delhi To Mumbai In Just 12 Hours: Full Expressway Expected To Open After This Date
The Delhi-Mumbai Expressway is nearing full completion, with a key 4.9-km tunnel beneath Rajasthan's Mukundra Hills Tiger Reserve expected to be ready soon.
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RBI Examining "Pros And Cons" Of Plastic Currency Notes, No Decision Yet
RBI is currently evaluating both the potential advantages and challenges associated with polymer currency before deciding whether to proceed with its introduction.
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India's 7.8% Q4 Growth Vs Global Peers: How RBI is Managing Stress
India's GDP growth has been strong even as many countries succumbed to the shock in direct or indirect ways.
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US Labour Market Added 172,000 Jobs In May, Unemployment At 4.3%
In terms of sectors, leisure and hospitality added 70,000 jobs, much higher than the 14,000 monthly average over the past year
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Why RBI Isn't Fighting The Rupee's Fall Like It Did During 2013 Crisis
The Indian rupee has been one of the worst performers this year. Its value has eroded by over 2.3 per cent since April.
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India's Big Move To Attract Foreign Investment Amid Iran War: Sources
India's Big Move To Attract Foreign Investment Amid Iran War: Sources
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How Countries Use Interest Rates To Tackle War-Driven Supply Shocks
Four years before the Iran war started, the Russia-Ukraine war had introduced a similar situation of commodity shock. In response, the central banks of several countries had hiked their interest rates.
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RBI's Currency Makeover: Why Polymer Notes Are Important
Unlike paper currency, polymer notes are more durable and resistant to dirt and moisture, factors that are especially relevant in India's climate and usage conditions.
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India's Forex Reserves Drop By $7.5 Billion To 681.38 Billion
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has also made multiple public appeals to countrymen to conserve forex by cutting down on foreign travel, limiting fuel use and refraining from gold buys for a year.
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In Major Ruling, US Supreme Court 'Supercharges' Donald Trump's Powers
The justices allowed Fed governor Lisa Cook to stay in her job while she fights the Republican president's effort to fire her over allegations of mortgage fraud, which she has denied.
-
Madhya Pradesh Forest Officer Suspended For Feeding Poha To Sambar Deer
Vinod Verma, In-charge Assistant Director, Itarsi, who was also serving as In-charge Superintendent of the Bori range in the Satpura Tiger Reserve, was placed under suspension with immediate effect.
-
US Inflation Hit 3-Year-High In May, Reveals Federal Reserve’s Preferred Gauge
The PCE index report comes just a few days after the Federal Reserve delivered what markets viewed as a tough talk on inflation and interest rates.
-
'Oracle, Maestro': Former US Federal Reserve Chair Alan Greenspan Dies
In his 18 and a half years at the helm of the Fed, Greenspan presided over a sustained era of American growth and prosperity, yet one that ended with devastating consequences in 2008, two years after he had left the central bank.
-
Alan Greenspan Dies At 100: A Lookback At Former Federal Reserve Chair’s Career
Alan Greenspan died due to complications arising from Parkinson’s Disease, his wife said.
-
US Federal Reserve Keeps Interest Rates Unchanged In Kevin Warsh’s First Meeting As Chair
Federal Reserve policymakers voted unanimously to maintain the benchmark overnight borrowing rate in a range of 3.5% to 3.75%.
-
Delhi To Mumbai In Just 12 Hours: Full Expressway Expected To Open After This Date
The Delhi-Mumbai Expressway is nearing full completion, with a key 4.9-km tunnel beneath Rajasthan's Mukundra Hills Tiger Reserve expected to be ready soon.
-
RBI Examining "Pros And Cons" Of Plastic Currency Notes, No Decision Yet
RBI is currently evaluating both the potential advantages and challenges associated with polymer currency before deciding whether to proceed with its introduction.
-
India's 7.8% Q4 Growth Vs Global Peers: How RBI is Managing Stress
India's GDP growth has been strong even as many countries succumbed to the shock in direct or indirect ways.
-
US Labour Market Added 172,000 Jobs In May, Unemployment At 4.3%
In terms of sectors, leisure and hospitality added 70,000 jobs, much higher than the 14,000 monthly average over the past year
-
Why RBI Isn't Fighting The Rupee's Fall Like It Did During 2013 Crisis
The Indian rupee has been one of the worst performers this year. Its value has eroded by over 2.3 per cent since April.
-
India's Big Move To Attract Foreign Investment Amid Iran War: Sources
India's Big Move To Attract Foreign Investment Amid Iran War: Sources
-
How Countries Use Interest Rates To Tackle War-Driven Supply Shocks
Four years before the Iran war started, the Russia-Ukraine war had introduced a similar situation of commodity shock. In response, the central banks of several countries had hiked their interest rates.
-
RBI's Currency Makeover: Why Polymer Notes Are Important
Unlike paper currency, polymer notes are more durable and resistant to dirt and moisture, factors that are especially relevant in India's climate and usage conditions.
-
India's Forex Reserves Drop By $7.5 Billion To 681.38 Billion
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has also made multiple public appeals to countrymen to conserve forex by cutting down on foreign travel, limiting fuel use and refraining from gold buys for a year.
