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Your guide to Lancaster city's 25 October First Friday events, from show openings to spooky music - Vimarsana News

Your guide to Lancaster city's 25 October First Friday events, from show openings to spooky music

With more than 10 new exhibition openings, October's First Friday will look a little different than September's event.

ART PATROL: October's bustling art scene - Vimarsana News

ART PATROL: October's bustling art scene

It’s Fall in Savannah, and there’s a happy, chaotic plethora of art happenings and art shows! Let’s start by mentioning an important fundraiser for Coastal...

USD/CAD: Loonie weakness extends as oil prices drop - Vimarsana News

USD/CAD: Loonie weakness extends as oil prices drop

USD/CAD has been hit with heightened volatility given bond market chaos and the big moves in the oil market.  The dollar rally has paused against euro and yen,

'Nimona,' 'Spider-Verse,' and 'Trolls Band Together' Directors Among SCAD Fest Speakers - Vimarsana News

'Nimona,' 'Spider-Verse,' and 'Trolls Band Together' Directors Among SCAD Fest Speakers

Powerhouse helmers Nick Bruno and Troy Quane; Joaquim Dos Santos, Justin K. Thompson and Kemp Powers; Jeff Rowe; Walt Dohrn; and Peter Sohn to talk at upcoming ‘Top Animators Contenders’ panel at the 26th Annual SCAD Savannah Film Festival; event runs October 21-28.

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cad: Surging crude may take CAD past 2% of GDP, say economists - Vimarsana News

cad: Surging crude may take CAD past 2% of GDP, say economists

Economists predict that India's Current Account Deficit (CAD) will increase in the second half of the fiscal year, surpassing 2% of GDP. The CAD for the June quarter was 1.1% of GDP, lower than expected, but the gap widened due to a contraction in the trade deficit. Rising crude oil prices, particularly for Russian crude, which accounts for a third of India's fuel imports, are a major factor contributing to the widening CAD. If oil prices average $100 per barrel in the second half of the fiscal year, the CAD could reach 2.1% of GDP.