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MUMBAI, Nov 3: The Reserve Bank’s rate setting panel on Thursday met to finalise a report for the Government on why it failed to keep retail inflation below the target of 6 per cent for three consecutive quarters since January this year, said sources. The report will be presented to the Government as per the Reserve Bank of India Act, they added. The six-member Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) is headed by Governor Shaktikanta Das. The other members are: Shashanka Bhide, […]

Total net profits of China's three oil giants exceeded 280 billion yuan ($38.44 billion) during the first nine months, a record high for the period, according to the companies' recent financial reports.

A new report surveys the work that women-led organizations on the ground are doing to promote peace through climate awareness.

Digital agricultural services have proliferated across Africa over the last decade, a great improvement in this department.

The Reserve Bank will hold a special meeting of its rate-setting committee on November 3 to prepare a report for the government on why it failed to keep retail inflation below the target of 6 per cent for three consecutive quarters since January.

The Stellenbosch Institute for Advanced Study (STIAS) in partnership with Stellenbosch University officially launched the Nobel in Africa – Nobel Symposia Series.

Globally, international cooperation and multilateral institutions have been under unprecedented strain in recent years.

Contemporary Amperex Technology Co Ltd announced on Tuesday that it has entered a sole battery supply agreement with Primergy Solar LLC for a record $1.2 billion Gemini solar+storage project outside of Las Vegas, Nevada.

Zamfara State government has reopened 45 out of the 75 schools it closed down over insecurity, the Ministry of Education declared on Wednesday in Gusau.

Post-Covid-19, the challenge of adjusting to high fuel and food prices, and to rising global interest rates, is particularly hard for the oil importing countries of the MENA region. Public debts are rising fast towards unsustainable levels. Already, currency devaluation and inflation are combining to lower economic growth, increase poverty, and put more stress on a battered middle-class, leading to a rise of social unrest.