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Trade tensions, government debt, energy support and frozen Russian assets are among the issues shaping the economic outlook this week. […]
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NES #32 to Centre Investment in the Economy and People as Drivers of Jobs, Productivity and Shared Prosperity Economic transformation does not happen by chance.
The ISM services prices-paid index climbed to 74 in September, its highest reading since July 2022, as the headline PMI dipped to 54.9
The Centre plans to launch a pilot faceless scheme under the Central Goods and Services Tax. The aim of the scheme is to reduce direct interactions between taxpayers and tax officers significantly.
The finance minister II says decisions by the government will have a lasting impact on people's lives.
The finance minister II says decisions by the government will have a lasting impact on people's lives.
Morgan Stanley's FX and Emerging Markets Strategy Head James Lord said the euro could fall further toward $1.10 as risks mount. He joins Bloomberg's Anna Edwards, Tom Mackenzie, and Guy Johnson on "The Opening Trade" discussing France, Europe as a whole, and the election in Brazil. (Source: Bloomberg)
