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Retail Inflation Falls To 3.34% In March, Lowest Since August 2019
Retail inflation dipped marginally to a nearly six-year low of 3.34 per cent in March due to a decline in prices of vegetables and protein-rich items.
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US Consumer Inflation Cools To 2.4% In March: Government Data
US consumer inflation cooled last month on plunging gas prices, according to government data published Wednesday, as consumers and businesses waited nervously for President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs to come into effect.
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US Fed Holds Interest Rates, Now Sees Just One Cut This Year
The US Federal Reserve left its key lending rate unchanged on Wednesday and penciled in just one rate cut this year, down from the three expected in March after inflation stalled in the first quarter.
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Wholesale Inflation Inches Up Marginally To 0.53% In March
Wholesale inflation in the country rose marginally to 0.53 per cent in March compared to 0.20 per cent in the preceding month due to increase in prices of vegetables, potato, onion and crude oil.
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Retail Inflation Declines To 4.85% In March, A Five-Month Low
Retail inflation declined to a five-month low of 4.85 per cent in March mainly due to cooling food prices, according to official data released on Friday.
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Inflation Likely Eased To 4.91% In March, A 5-Month Low: Survey
India's consumer price inflation likely eased to a five-month low of 4.91% in March but was still above the Reserve Bank of India's 4% medium-term target as food price rises persist, according to economists polled by Reuters.
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Pak's Inflation At 50-Year High, 20 Killed In Stampede For Food In 10 Days
Pakistan's year-on-year inflation hit 35.37 percent in March -- the highest in nearly five decades -- as the government scrambled to meet International Monetary Fund (IMF) conditions to unlock a desperately needed bailout.
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Protests In Crisis-Hit Sri Lanka Against Inflation, Tax Hikes
Hundreds of people marched in Sri Lanka's largest city Colombo on Wednesday protesting against higher taxes, inflation and alleged state-led repression as the country struggles to emerge from its worst financial crisis in seven decades.
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Ikea Cuts 10,000 Jobs In Russia After Halting Operations In March
Swedish furniture giant Ikea posted Thursday a six percent rise in full-year sales in what it described as a "challenging" year due to inflation and scaling back in Russia.
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Bitcoin Retains $20,000 Value As New Economic Factors Begin Affecting Risk Assets
Bitcoin held above the $20,000 (roughly Rs. 16.32 lakh) mark, whereas Ethereum was seen marching towards the $1,400 (roughly Rs. 1.14 lakh) mark again. However, economic factors including inflation and recession are likely to guide the riskier assets in the near term.
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Oil Edges Up After U.S. Stock Build, Big Inflation Figure
Global benchmark Brent is down sharply since hitting $139 in March, which was close to the all-time high in 2008, as investors have been selling oil of late on worries that aggressive rate hikes to stem inflation will slow economic growth and hit oil demand.
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Not Just Petrol And Diesel, These Have Also Become Costlier This Month
The prices of petrol and diesel were hiked after a gap of 137 days. But the month of March has seen prices of these things going up too.
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Haryana Congress MLAs Protest Against Paper Leak, Unemployment
Opposition Congress MLAs on Friday marched to Haryana Assembly to register their protest against alleged paper leak, unemployment, inflation and rising crime graph in the state.
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China's Space Test Hits Snag With Capsule 'Anomaly'
The cargo capsule was not designed to transport astronauts, only equipment. The device, developed by China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation, is an experimental prototype.
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In Delhi, Youth Wing Of 14 Parties Hold Protest Against Modi Government
United Youth Front, a combined youth wing of 14 major national and regional political parties, marched to Parliament today against the "apathetic behaviour" of the NDA government on issues such as unemployment, inflation and fuel price hike.
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Retail Inflation Falls To 3.34% In March, Lowest Since August 2019
Retail inflation dipped marginally to a nearly six-year low of 3.34 per cent in March due to a decline in prices of vegetables and protein-rich items.
-
US Consumer Inflation Cools To 2.4% In March: Government Data
US consumer inflation cooled last month on plunging gas prices, according to government data published Wednesday, as consumers and businesses waited nervously for President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs to come into effect.
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US Fed Holds Interest Rates, Now Sees Just One Cut This Year
The US Federal Reserve left its key lending rate unchanged on Wednesday and penciled in just one rate cut this year, down from the three expected in March after inflation stalled in the first quarter.
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Wholesale Inflation Inches Up Marginally To 0.53% In March
Wholesale inflation in the country rose marginally to 0.53 per cent in March compared to 0.20 per cent in the preceding month due to increase in prices of vegetables, potato, onion and crude oil.
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Retail Inflation Declines To 4.85% In March, A Five-Month Low
Retail inflation declined to a five-month low of 4.85 per cent in March mainly due to cooling food prices, according to official data released on Friday.
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Inflation Likely Eased To 4.91% In March, A 5-Month Low: Survey
India's consumer price inflation likely eased to a five-month low of 4.91% in March but was still above the Reserve Bank of India's 4% medium-term target as food price rises persist, according to economists polled by Reuters.
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Pak's Inflation At 50-Year High, 20 Killed In Stampede For Food In 10 Days
Pakistan's year-on-year inflation hit 35.37 percent in March -- the highest in nearly five decades -- as the government scrambled to meet International Monetary Fund (IMF) conditions to unlock a desperately needed bailout.
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Protests In Crisis-Hit Sri Lanka Against Inflation, Tax Hikes
Hundreds of people marched in Sri Lanka's largest city Colombo on Wednesday protesting against higher taxes, inflation and alleged state-led repression as the country struggles to emerge from its worst financial crisis in seven decades.
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Ikea Cuts 10,000 Jobs In Russia After Halting Operations In March
Swedish furniture giant Ikea posted Thursday a six percent rise in full-year sales in what it described as a "challenging" year due to inflation and scaling back in Russia.
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Bitcoin Retains $20,000 Value As New Economic Factors Begin Affecting Risk Assets
Bitcoin held above the $20,000 (roughly Rs. 16.32 lakh) mark, whereas Ethereum was seen marching towards the $1,400 (roughly Rs. 1.14 lakh) mark again. However, economic factors including inflation and recession are likely to guide the riskier assets in the near term.
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Oil Edges Up After U.S. Stock Build, Big Inflation Figure
Global benchmark Brent is down sharply since hitting $139 in March, which was close to the all-time high in 2008, as investors have been selling oil of late on worries that aggressive rate hikes to stem inflation will slow economic growth and hit oil demand.
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Not Just Petrol And Diesel, These Have Also Become Costlier This Month
The prices of petrol and diesel were hiked after a gap of 137 days. But the month of March has seen prices of these things going up too.
-
Haryana Congress MLAs Protest Against Paper Leak, Unemployment
Opposition Congress MLAs on Friday marched to Haryana Assembly to register their protest against alleged paper leak, unemployment, inflation and rising crime graph in the state.
-
China's Space Test Hits Snag With Capsule 'Anomaly'
The cargo capsule was not designed to transport astronauts, only equipment. The device, developed by China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation, is an experimental prototype.
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In Delhi, Youth Wing Of 14 Parties Hold Protest Against Modi Government
United Youth Front, a combined youth wing of 14 major national and regional political parties, marched to Parliament today against the "apathetic behaviour" of the NDA government on issues such as unemployment, inflation and fuel price hike.
