Economy News Today highlights on November 13, 2024: US inflation rises 2.6% YoY in first annual acceleration since March; Wall Street sees fewer rate cuts in 2025
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Economy News Today Live: US inflation rises 2.6% YoY in first annual acceleration since March; Wall Street sees fewer rate cuts in 2025
- US inflation rises 2.6% YoY in first annual acceleration since March; Wall Street sees fewer rate cuts in 2025
Economy News Today Live: UK businesses drive growth in India’s economy, contributing over ₹5 trillion in revenue
- Companies featured in the Growth Tracker reported an average growth rate of 71% in 2024, up from 46% in 2023
Economy News Today Live: Decoding India’s food inflation | Vegetable prices sizzle to 57-month high; Any respite in near-term? Experts weigh in
- Decoding India’s food inflation | Vegetable prices sizzle to 57-month high; Any respite in near-term? Experts weigh in
Economy News Today Live: Centre likely to launch ₹1,000 cr incentive scheme for energy efficiency in SMEs next month
- India has set an ambitious target to achieve net zero carbon emission by 2070.
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