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WOCHENVORSCHAU: Termine bis 02. August 2021 vom 20.07.2021, 06:05 Uhr Bild: pixabay.com DIENSTAG, DEN 20. JULI 2021 TERMINE UNTERNEHMEN 06:45 CHE: Kuehne & Nagel, Q2-Zahlen 06:45 CHE: UBS, Halbjahreszahlen 07:00 DEU: Voltabox, Q1-Zahlen 07:20 SWE: Volvo Group, Q2-Zahlen 07:30 FRA: Remy Cointreau, Q1-Umsatz 07:30 FRA: Alstom, Q1-Umsatz 08:00 GBR: Easyjet, Q3-Umsatz 08:00 DEU: Villeroy & Boch, Halbjahreszahlen 08:00 GBR: Anglo American, Q2 Production Report 08:00 SWE: Vattenfall, Q2-Zahlen 08:00 ...

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P Chidambarams 5-point guide for Modi govt on how to fix Covid-battered economy SECTIONS Last Updated: Jun 04, 2021, 12:27 AM IST Share Synopsis he unemployment rate that was 5.48% in June 2018 has once again spiked to 11.86%. The Labour Force Participation Rate has fallen from 42.87% in June 2018 to 40.40% in March 2021. The ultimate test is: do people have a decent life, even if they are poor? And do they have enough food and healthcare? Loss of jobs, loss of incomes and a falling per-capita ...

Creating jobs and boosting incomes, along with vaccination, can sustain the economy The national income estimates released by the NSO posit an economy that appears to have found some footing in the January-March quarter before the pandemic’s second wave hit. GDP expanded by 1.6% in the final quarter of the last fiscal, an acceleration from the 0.5% growth in the preceding three-month period, that marginally softened the extent of the full-year’s record contraction to 7.3%. The Centre had e...

Restoration of consumer confidence key to reviving the economy this year

Synopsis Gross Value Added (GVA), which is a more accurate way of assessing the actual growth in the economy, contracted by 6.2% for the entire year. Indias GDP grows 1.6% in Q4, annual contraction of 7.3% in FY 20-21 India recorded a 1.6% growth in fourth quarter of 2020-21 fiscal indicating that an economic recovery was well underway before the second wave of the virus struck. The economy contracted by 7.3% for the entire year, better than what the second advance estimates had predicted. The ...

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Indias Q3 GDP growth at "mild and uneven" 0.7%: ICRA SECTIONS Share Synopsis India’s economic contraction moderated sharply to 7.5% in the second quarter of the current fiscal after recording a record 23.9% gross domestic product shrinkage in the first quarter of FY21. “The outliers that continued to contract in Q3FY2021 included sectors such as aviation, reiterating that the contact-intensive portion of the economy will take longer to recover,” Nayar added. Rating agency ICRA estimated I...

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