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In China, slower-than-expected economic growth in the fourth quarter raised doubts about forecasts that demand there will drive global oil growth in 2024.

From Chinas economic growth missing analysts expectations, Saudi Aramco boosting its Ventures unit, Apple dethroning Samsung to Airbus Ascendancy, Sandberg leaving Meta board and YouTubes job cuts, heres a look at recent business developments around the world.

India News: India prioritizes and accelerates efforts to expand oil storage capacity to mitigate geopolitical risks and accommodate increasing refining capacity.

I don’t envision the US escaping a modest downturn towards stagnant growth in 2024. Also, continued neglect of public health on multiple fronts will plague the country.

Attacks on shipping traffic in Red Sea are adding to instability into global economy that is already struggling with geopolitical tensions. While Israel-Gaza war, Ukraine conflict following the Covid pandemic crisis have dealt severe blows, theres more volatility ahead in the form of a slew of national elections where more than 2 billion people, including Indians, will go to polls.

Kuwait Financial Centre “Markaz” concluded its annual seminar titled ‘‘Markaz 2024 Outlook: Investment Trends and Opportunities’, which was held on Dece

With a palpable slowdown of major economies globally, export competitiveness seems to have hit a temporary roadblock, , global growth, geopolitical risks, global financial conditions, india, gross domestic product, gdp growth, indian economy, economic growth

The NCBA Economic Forum has projected that the economy will grow up to 6% in 2024. The forum was held under the theme "2024 Macroeconomic Outlook: Divergence Across economies and Sectors

The yellow metal was down 0.60% on the week. The ten-year US yields fell 1.82% to 4.58% on Friday and slumped nearly 6% on the week. Likewise, the two-year yields settled 3% lower at 4.84% on the week. The US Dollar fell 1.07% to 105.06 on Friday as it recorded a weekly loss of around 1.50%.

Don't expect the Fed to stop amid strong growth, higher inflation.  By Ipek Ozkardeskaya, Senior Analyst | Swissquote Bank    The US dollar was