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Will Omicron Have Mild Or Severe Effect On World Economy?
After limping its way back from the Covid pandemic last year, the global economic recovery has been rattled by the Omicron variant's rapid rise.
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China May Be Hit By 2nd Wave Of Coronavirus In November: Chinese Expert
China and other countries could be hit by a second wave of coronavirus in November, one of China's top medical experts has warned as the world's second largest economy limped back to normalcy after a three-month-long grim battle against the pandemic.
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All Numbers Point Towards A "Limping Economy", Says P Chidambaram
The monumental blunder of demonetisation, a flawed GST and putting the squeeze on banks were the three major errors committed by the government that sent the economy into a tailspin, senior Congress leader P Chidambaram said today.
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Anger Erupts At UN Climate Summit As Major Economies Resist Bold Action
Major economies resisted calls for bolder climate commitments as a U.N. summit in Madrid limped towards a delayed conclusion on Saturday, dimming hopes that nations will act in time to stop rising temperatures devastating people and the natural world.
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Japan Out of Recession But Growth Lower Than Thought
Japan's economy grew less than initially thought in the final quarter of 2014, revised government data showed on Monday, showing the world's third largest economy limping out of recession.
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Cuba Mulls Economy, Graft in Parliament Session
Cuban parliamentarians met Saturday in one of their twice-annual sessions, with the country's limping economy and the 2014 budget foremost on the agenda.
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Services sector growth falls to 13-month low in November
India's services sector grew at its weakest pace in over a year during November due to slowing orders, a survey showed on Wednesday, suggesting an economy limping towards its slowest full-year growth in a decade was struggling to refind momentum.
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Japan approves $10.7 billion stimulus package
Tokyo today approved $10.7 billion in fresh spending to help boost Japan's limp economy, just weeks before an election the ruling party is expected to lose.
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Spain unveils austerity budget as bailout looms
Squeezed by financial markets and denounced in the streets, Spain's government will adopt on Thursday a 2013 austerity budget which could be a precursor to a full-blown bailout. The final step before a rescue is likely to come a day later, analysts say, when Madrid unveils an independent audit of its limping banks to determine how much capital they...
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Will Omicron Have Mild Or Severe Effect On World Economy?
After limping its way back from the Covid pandemic last year, the global economic recovery has been rattled by the Omicron variant's rapid rise.
-
China May Be Hit By 2nd Wave Of Coronavirus In November: Chinese Expert
China and other countries could be hit by a second wave of coronavirus in November, one of China's top medical experts has warned as the world's second largest economy limped back to normalcy after a three-month-long grim battle against the pandemic.
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All Numbers Point Towards A "Limping Economy", Says P Chidambaram
The monumental blunder of demonetisation, a flawed GST and putting the squeeze on banks were the three major errors committed by the government that sent the economy into a tailspin, senior Congress leader P Chidambaram said today.
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Anger Erupts At UN Climate Summit As Major Economies Resist Bold Action
Major economies resisted calls for bolder climate commitments as a U.N. summit in Madrid limped towards a delayed conclusion on Saturday, dimming hopes that nations will act in time to stop rising temperatures devastating people and the natural world.
-
Japan Out of Recession But Growth Lower Than Thought
Japan's economy grew less than initially thought in the final quarter of 2014, revised government data showed on Monday, showing the world's third largest economy limping out of recession.
-
Cuba Mulls Economy, Graft in Parliament Session
Cuban parliamentarians met Saturday in one of their twice-annual sessions, with the country's limping economy and the 2014 budget foremost on the agenda.
-
Services sector growth falls to 13-month low in November
India's services sector grew at its weakest pace in over a year during November due to slowing orders, a survey showed on Wednesday, suggesting an economy limping towards its slowest full-year growth in a decade was struggling to refind momentum.
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Japan approves $10.7 billion stimulus package
Tokyo today approved $10.7 billion in fresh spending to help boost Japan's limp economy, just weeks before an election the ruling party is expected to lose.
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Spain unveils austerity budget as bailout looms
Squeezed by financial markets and denounced in the streets, Spain's government will adopt on Thursday a 2013 austerity budget which could be a precursor to a full-blown bailout. The final step before a rescue is likely to come a day later, analysts say, when Madrid unveils an independent audit of its limping banks to determine how much capital they...
