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Peter Welch defeats Gerald Malloy to win Vermont U.S. Senate race - Vimarsana News

Peter Welch defeats Gerald Malloy to win Vermont U.S. Senate race

Vermont Rep. Peter Welch is running against retired army general Gerald Malloy to replace Sen. Patrick Leahy.

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Pakistan: Two security officials killed, three injured in exchange of fire in Quetta with armed militants - Vimarsana News

Pakistan: Two security officials killed, three injured in exchange of fire in Quetta with armed militants

Two Pakistani security officials were killed and three injured in Quetta on Sunday after an exchange of fire with armed militants.

Pak senators raise alarm over surge in TTP activities - Vimarsana News

Pak senators raise alarm over surge in TTP activities

Amid the surge in terrorist activities by the outlawed Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) across several provinces in the country, the senators from both the ruli

Oil Tumbles on Recession Fears, US Crude Below $80 After Almost 8% Drop on Week - Vimarsana News

Oil Tumbles on Recession Fears, US Crude Below $80 After Almost 8% Drop on Week

NEW YORK (Sputnik) - Oil prices tumbled on Friday as recession fears gripped global markets, with investors sending US crude below the key $80 per barrel mark... 23.09.2022, Sputnik International

Davao Region's 8.9% inflation rate highest since January: PSA-11 - Vimarsana News

Davao Region's 8.9% inflation rate highest since January: PSA-11

DAVAO CITY - Davao Region's year-on-year regional inflation increased to 8.9 percent last month from 8.6 percent in July, the Philippine Statistics Office in Region 11 (PSA-11) said Friday. The PSA-11 said the increase is the highest recorded inflation since January this year. "The average inflation for the first six months of the year stood at 6.3 percent," it said in a statement. The increase is primarily attributed to the higher annual increment in the index for housing, water, electricity, gas, and other fuels at 8.9 percent. Education services are at 6.8 percent while furnis...

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New YorkUnited StatesNew South WalesUs Transportation Security AdministrationLabor DaySecurity AdministrationAugust ThisWall StreetDavao City Region 39s Year On Regional Inflation Increased To 8 9 Percent Last Month From 6 In JulyHe Philippine Statistics Office In Region 11 Psa Said Friday The Increase Is Highest Recorded Inflation Since January This Year Quot Average For First Six Months Of Stood At 6 3 PercentUot It Said Ina Statement The Increase Is Primarily Attributed To Higher Annual Increment In Index For HousingNd Other Fuels At 8 9 Percent Education Services Are 6 While FurnishingsHousehold EquipmentNd Routine Household Maintenance Are At 5 6 Percent The Psa 11 Said Ppp Purchasing Power Of Peso Measures Real Value Philippine Ina Given Period Relative To Its In BaseHich Declined To 0 85 Centavos In August Compared The Same Month Last Year At 92 Adding Uptrend Overall Inflation During Period Were Higher Annual Increments Indices Of Following Commodity Groups As With Their Previous 39s Rates Clothing And Footwear 4 Percent Personal CareNd Miscellaneous Goods And Services 4 9 Percent Ealth 4 2 Percent Lcoholic Beverages And Tobacco 10 Percent Nd RecreationPort And Culture 4 2 Percent On The Other HandOwer Annual Increments Were Observed In The Commodity Groups For Food And Non Alcoholic Beverages 9 Percent Transport 18 1 Index Decreased To 3 August From 7 Previous Month 2021He Food Index Was Lower By 6 7 Percent For Davao Region 39s ProvincesHe Year On Provincial Inflation Of Davao Oriental Significantly Dropped From 8 5 Percent In July To 7 August This For Del SurHe Inflation Rate Of 9 6 Percent In July Decreased To 8 3 The Following Month Quot Meanwhile