economic
Moody’s cuts India’s economic growth projections to 7% for 2022
Image Source : INDIA TV Breaking News Moody’s on Friday slashed India’s GDP growth projections for 2022 to 7 per ...
Economic reforms by Manmohan Singh as Finance Minister gave new direction to India: Gadkari
Lauding the economic reforms initiated by Manmohan Singh, he said that the country is indebted to the former Prime Minister ...
US Treasury Secy to visit India, will attend US-India economic meet-
By ANI WASHINGTON, D.C.: Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen will travel to New Delhi next week to participate in the US-India ...
Shah claims some NGOs involved in religious conversion; opposition to projects to stall economic gro-
By PTI SURAJKUND: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday claimed that some NGOs have indulged in religious conversion, anti-national ...
UK’s Rishi Sunak officially becomes prime minister amid economic crisis
Former finance minister Rishi Sunak met with King Charles III as he officially entered the top job as the U.K.’s newest ...
Iran and Venezuela strengthen dangerous military, economic alliance in challenge to US
In a move widely lambasted by Republicans, President Biden recently sought to resume Venezuelan oil imports in exchange for a promise of ...
Singaporeans divided on govt managing foreigners’ participation in economic prosperity-
By PTI SINGAPORE: Singaporeans are divided on whether the government has struck the right balance in bringing foreign workers and protecting ...
China’s economic growth accelerates but weak amid shutdowns-
By Associated Press BEIJING: China’s economic growth accelerated in the latest quarter but still was among the weakest in decades as ...
Truss quits, but UK’s political and economic turmoil persist-
By Associated Press LONDON: British Prime Minister Liz Truss quit Thursday after a tumultuous and historically brief term marred by ...
UK PM Truss apologizes for economic mistakes but vows to stay on-
By AFP LONDON: Embattled UK Prime Minister Liz Truss on Monday apologised for going “too far too fast” with reforms ...
