Unfiltered News Speaks the Truth
Unfiltered News Speaks the Truth
Media365Indian rupee hits a record low against the UAE dirham, prompting a surge in remittances from Indian expatriates in the Gulf even as economists warn of inflationary pressures and widening…
Media365Subsidies, slowing consumer prices and a fragile yen are complicating the BOJ’s tightening path even as underlying inflation pressures refuse to disappear. Japan’s inflation cooled more than expected in April,…
Media365Barclays, Citi and Wood Mackenzie have warned of escalating risks to global oil markets as disruptions around the Strait of Hormuz tighten supply, raise inflation concerns and threaten global economic…
Media365India’s Steel Ministry has urged the Finance Ministry to withdraw anti-dumping duties on low-ash metallurgical coke imports, citing supply shortages and rising prices that have increased costs for steelmakers India’s…
Media365The rupee rebounded sharply after the Reserve Bank of India sold an estimated $2–3 billion and intervened again on Friday, pushing the currency back above 96 per dollar The rupee…
Media365Germany will cut its air traffic tax from July, rolling rates back to May 2024 levels to ease costs for airlines and improve competitiveness. The move follows industry criticism over…
Media365France-based engine lessor Sunbird has moved the Delhi High Court seeking enforcement of a UK Commercial Court judgment against SpiceJet for nearly $8 million (around Rs 70 crore) in unpaid…
Media365Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Europe tour has opened new opportunities for India’s trade and supply-chain ambitions, the visit has strengthened investor confidence and deepened cooperation in semiconductors, clean energy, manufacturing…
Media365China’s long-running property downturn is beginning to show faint signs of stabilisation in its biggest cities, but the recovery narrative remains fragile, uneven and overshadowed by a staggering structural overhang:…
Media365Japan’s core inflation slowed to a four-year low in April as government fuel and education subsidies eased household costs, though rising oil prices linked to the West Asia conflict may…
