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Pakistan Secures Final IMF Approval For $700 Million Loan Ahead Of Polls
Pakistan won final approval for the disbursement of about $700 million in aid from the International Monetary Fund, providing a boost to the embattled South Asian economy ahead of elections next month.
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India Hits Out At IMF For Saying "Currency Intervention Excessive"
India pushed back against the International Monetary Fund for saying the central bank's intervention in the foreign-exchange market was excessive, implying that the country was trying to influence the level of the rupee.
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Chawls Made Mumbai "City Of Dreams", To Be Replaced By Skyscrapers Soon
For more than a century, the chawls of Mumbai have acted as one of the city's most important forms of affordable housing.The Large tenement complexes were built during Mumbai's industrial boom from the 1850s through the first half of the 20th century
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How Domino's Emerged As One Of The Biggest Cricket World Cup Winners
With five matches behind each competitor in the Cricket World Cup, tournament host India remains the only team that's still undefeated, and England, the defending champion, has fallen to nearly the bottom of rankings in a surprising turn of events.
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Move To Withdraw Rs 2,000 Notes Affects Only 11% Currency In Circulation
The Reserve Bank of India is withdrawing the highest-value currency note just months before an election, when cash in circulation typically surges.
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Mumbai Firm Fines Staff Rs 1 Lakh For Disturbing Colleagues On Vacation
For most workers around the world, vacations are strictly a time to unwind. The last thing they want while relaxing on a balmy beach or hiking in the hills is an annoying business call from a colleague.
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Trillions At Stake In India As Women Disappear From Workforce
After the nationwide lockdown, within a few weeks over 100 million Indians lost their jobs. Women were several times more likely to lose their jobs than men and far less likely to recover work after restrictions lifted.
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A $1 Billion Covid Crypto Donation For India Hits Red Tape
Two months after Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin donated about $1 billion in cryptocurrency to an India Covid relief fund, about $20 million has been paid out so far.
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Bitcoin Buying Frenzy: Even Gold-Obsessed Indians Are Now Pouring Billions Into Cryptocurrencies
The cryptocurrency aficionados’ mantra that Bitcoin is equivalent to digital gold is winning converts among the world’s biggest holders of the precious metal.
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"Flying Blind": Gold-Obsessed Indians Now Pouring Billions Into Crypto
The cryptocurrency aficionados' mantra that Bitcoin is equivalent to digital gold is winning converts among the world's biggest holders of the precious metal.
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YouTube Influencers And Broking Apps Draw In Millions Of Day Traders
In India it's been a wave of YouTube influencers as well as a host of private stock-tipping social media chat groups that have drawn millions of day traders into discount brokers like Zerodha Broking Ltd, Angel Broking Ltd and SoftBank Group-backed Paytm's broker app.
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Surge In Populism A Key Risk to India's Economy, Stocks: JPMorgan
India is likely to see a surge in populist politics as it battles the world's third-highest number of coronavirus cases, posing a key risk for companies whose fortunes are closely tied to the economy, according to JPMorgan Chase & Co.
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Actor, Stock Broker, Dabbawala On How Virus Has Changed Lives In Mumbai
When the bubonic plague arrived on ships in 1896, death and fear emptied half of Mumbai. Ensuing labor shortages devastated the city's cotton mills, the mainstay of the contemporary economy.
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A $45 Billion Bet On India Is Rapidly Unravelling: Economists
After pouring $45 billion into the stock market over the past six years on hopes that Prime Minister Narendra Modi would unleash the country's economic potential, international money managers are now unwinding those wagers at the fastest pace on record.
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PM Modi Hits Back At Critics In Independence Day Speech: Foreign Media
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has hit back at critics of his government's decision to revoke Kashmir's autonomy, saying its special status had only led to terrorism and corruption.
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Pakistan Secures Final IMF Approval For $700 Million Loan Ahead Of Polls
Pakistan won final approval for the disbursement of about $700 million in aid from the International Monetary Fund, providing a boost to the embattled South Asian economy ahead of elections next month.
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India Hits Out At IMF For Saying "Currency Intervention Excessive"
India pushed back against the International Monetary Fund for saying the central bank's intervention in the foreign-exchange market was excessive, implying that the country was trying to influence the level of the rupee.
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Chawls Made Mumbai "City Of Dreams", To Be Replaced By Skyscrapers Soon
For more than a century, the chawls of Mumbai have acted as one of the city's most important forms of affordable housing.The Large tenement complexes were built during Mumbai's industrial boom from the 1850s through the first half of the 20th century
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How Domino's Emerged As One Of The Biggest Cricket World Cup Winners
With five matches behind each competitor in the Cricket World Cup, tournament host India remains the only team that's still undefeated, and England, the defending champion, has fallen to nearly the bottom of rankings in a surprising turn of events.
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Move To Withdraw Rs 2,000 Notes Affects Only 11% Currency In Circulation
The Reserve Bank of India is withdrawing the highest-value currency note just months before an election, when cash in circulation typically surges.
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Mumbai Firm Fines Staff Rs 1 Lakh For Disturbing Colleagues On Vacation
For most workers around the world, vacations are strictly a time to unwind. The last thing they want while relaxing on a balmy beach or hiking in the hills is an annoying business call from a colleague.
-
Trillions At Stake In India As Women Disappear From Workforce
After the nationwide lockdown, within a few weeks over 100 million Indians lost their jobs. Women were several times more likely to lose their jobs than men and far less likely to recover work after restrictions lifted.
-
A $1 Billion Covid Crypto Donation For India Hits Red Tape
Two months after Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin donated about $1 billion in cryptocurrency to an India Covid relief fund, about $20 million has been paid out so far.
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Bitcoin Buying Frenzy: Even Gold-Obsessed Indians Are Now Pouring Billions Into Cryptocurrencies
The cryptocurrency aficionados’ mantra that Bitcoin is equivalent to digital gold is winning converts among the world’s biggest holders of the precious metal.
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"Flying Blind": Gold-Obsessed Indians Now Pouring Billions Into Crypto
The cryptocurrency aficionados' mantra that Bitcoin is equivalent to digital gold is winning converts among the world's biggest holders of the precious metal.
-
YouTube Influencers And Broking Apps Draw In Millions Of Day Traders
In India it's been a wave of YouTube influencers as well as a host of private stock-tipping social media chat groups that have drawn millions of day traders into discount brokers like Zerodha Broking Ltd, Angel Broking Ltd and SoftBank Group-backed Paytm's broker app.
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Surge In Populism A Key Risk to India's Economy, Stocks: JPMorgan
India is likely to see a surge in populist politics as it battles the world's third-highest number of coronavirus cases, posing a key risk for companies whose fortunes are closely tied to the economy, according to JPMorgan Chase & Co.
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Actor, Stock Broker, Dabbawala On How Virus Has Changed Lives In Mumbai
When the bubonic plague arrived on ships in 1896, death and fear emptied half of Mumbai. Ensuing labor shortages devastated the city's cotton mills, the mainstay of the contemporary economy.
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A $45 Billion Bet On India Is Rapidly Unravelling: Economists
After pouring $45 billion into the stock market over the past six years on hopes that Prime Minister Narendra Modi would unleash the country's economic potential, international money managers are now unwinding those wagers at the fastest pace on record.
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PM Modi Hits Back At Critics In Independence Day Speech: Foreign Media
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has hit back at critics of his government's decision to revoke Kashmir's autonomy, saying its special status had only led to terrorism and corruption.
