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ET Make in India SME Regional Summit to kick off 2025 with Bengaluru on January 18The programme will connect with Bengaluru's robust MSME network, while bringing engaging sessions, networking opportunities and ideas on th...- Newer Omicron subvariants escape immunity provided by vaccination, previous infection: StudySince the initial highly infectious SARS-CoV-2 Omicron variant known as BA.1 of COVID-19 emerged last year, its new subvariants continue to...
- PE-VC investments up 33% in H1 of 2021The first half (January-June) of 2021 saw investments of $27.1 billion (across 442 deals) in the first half of 2021 compared to $20.4 Billi...
- Office space leasing dropped by 60% in six cities : ReportThe demand continues to be driven by BFSI and IT across all the cities, with Mumbai experiencing a substantial 36% from consulting firms. E...
- Covid-proof stocks! 12 posted 50% profit growth in Q4, 20 turned around businessAnalysts are bullish on some of these counters despite the Covid-19-induced uncertainties.
- Top wealth creators of H12020: Stocks that defied gravity to rally up to 1,600%Year to date, the indices are down 15 per cent, thanks mainly to the Covid-19 disruption.
- Don’t expect a great upturn in Q3 GDP print: Indranil SenguptaWe have more or less grown at the same pace in September-December, close to 4.5 or 5 per cent. If the coronavirus situation worsens, we cou...
- Oil may hit $40 if Russia doesn’t support Opec’s production cutsReports suggest that Saudi Arabia is weighing to break its production alliance with Russia.
- Crude oil may see a relief rally on China’s steps to support growthOil demand growth is languishing, and the market will closely watch what Russia does next.
- Coronavirus risks persist; crude oil may hit $46 in the short termSaudi-led efforts to implement deeper oil cuts to tackle coronavirus' impact remained in limbo.
- Crude oil outlook bearish, weak demand a big worryGlobal oil demand growth is still languishing and the market will be closely following Opec+.
- Weak demand, China virus fears may take WTI crude to $50 levelRefining margins continued to remain under pressure, suggesting weak global demand for oil.
- Crude oil outlook turns bearish on US-Iran relief, surplus fearsCrude oil prices, however, may get some boost from phase one of US-China trade deal.
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