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IMF And Pakistan In Last-Ditch Talks As Crucial Visit Winds Up
Pakistan's government on Thursday remained locked in crunch talks with the IMF over the release of a crucial financial bailout on the last scheduled day of the global lender's visit.
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Global Wind Day 2021: Know About The Oldest Windmills Of The World
Global Wind Day: Today is Global Wind Day. Know all about some of the oldest windmills of the world, which are still operating. The power-harvesting turbines found in modern times provide clean and cheap energy.
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Global Wind Day 2021: Facts, History, Importance Of Wind Energy
Global Wind Day: June 15 is observed as Global Wind Day. Wind energy has many advantages: it is cost-effective, it is a source of clean fuel and it is inexhaustible. Know more about the Global Wind Day.
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Global Wind Day 2020: Significance, History And What It's All About
Global Wind Day 2020: The event, observed on June 15 every year, focuses on how wind energy can be utilized more aggressively.
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Wall Street in 2014: What analysts say
What lies ahead after this historic year? The AP asked leading market analysts and investment managers where they see the Standard & Poor's 500 index winding up by the end of 2014 and why. The index closed at 1,841 Friday, with two trading days left in the year.
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Wall Street ends slightly lower on day before Fed statement
The policy-setting Federal Open Market Committee is expected to issue a statement on Wednesday at the meeting's conclusion. While the Fed isn't expected to start winding down its purchases of $85 billion a month in bonds until March, recent stronger-than-expected economic data increased the odds that tapering could occur sooner.
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Wall Street slips for third day on Fed uncertainty
Wall Street lost ground for a third consecutive session on Wednesday on growing uncertainty over when the Federal Reserve may start to wind down its stimulus, which has been a driving force behind the rally in equities this year.
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Gold recovers as Chinese buyers emerge, Asian stocks slump
Gold for immediate delivery fell over 5 per cent on Thursday, along with other commodities and global stock markets, a day after Fed chairman Ben Bernanke said the US economy was strong enough for the bank to wind down its bond-buying programme.
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IMF And Pakistan In Last-Ditch Talks As Crucial Visit Winds Up
Pakistan's government on Thursday remained locked in crunch talks with the IMF over the release of a crucial financial bailout on the last scheduled day of the global lender's visit.
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Global Wind Day 2021: Know About The Oldest Windmills Of The World
Global Wind Day: Today is Global Wind Day. Know all about some of the oldest windmills of the world, which are still operating. The power-harvesting turbines found in modern times provide clean and cheap energy.
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Global Wind Day 2021: Facts, History, Importance Of Wind Energy
Global Wind Day: June 15 is observed as Global Wind Day. Wind energy has many advantages: it is cost-effective, it is a source of clean fuel and it is inexhaustible. Know more about the Global Wind Day.
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Global Wind Day 2020: Significance, History And What It's All About
Global Wind Day 2020: The event, observed on June 15 every year, focuses on how wind energy can be utilized more aggressively.
-
Wall Street in 2014: What analysts say
What lies ahead after this historic year? The AP asked leading market analysts and investment managers where they see the Standard & Poor's 500 index winding up by the end of 2014 and why. The index closed at 1,841 Friday, with two trading days left in the year.
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Wall Street ends slightly lower on day before Fed statement
The policy-setting Federal Open Market Committee is expected to issue a statement on Wednesday at the meeting's conclusion. While the Fed isn't expected to start winding down its purchases of $85 billion a month in bonds until March, recent stronger-than-expected economic data increased the odds that tapering could occur sooner.
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Wall Street slips for third day on Fed uncertainty
Wall Street lost ground for a third consecutive session on Wednesday on growing uncertainty over when the Federal Reserve may start to wind down its stimulus, which has been a driving force behind the rally in equities this year.
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Gold recovers as Chinese buyers emerge, Asian stocks slump
Gold for immediate delivery fell over 5 per cent on Thursday, along with other commodities and global stock markets, a day after Fed chairman Ben Bernanke said the US economy was strong enough for the bank to wind down its bond-buying programme.
