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CNBC Squawk On The Street July 12, 2024 - Vimarsana News

CNBC Squawk On The Street July 12, 2024

And it would obviously be fairly strong gains the week after the weakness we saw in the Broader Markets last week. Not a lot of individual news this morning, jim. But always curious as to what caught your attention. Oil at 40 makes people feel, wait a second, maybe the economy is not so bad. Maybe thats the v. We have of course an apple price target boost a couple of Companies Reported that were not disastrous thats regarded as being positive and the day traders, they dont stop at one point today, were going to have to talk about them because of a tragic instance that happened. Ive been seeing...

10 per cent rise seen in Q1 power generation - Vimarsana News

10 per cent rise seen in Q1 power generation

Of the estimated generation, 346 billion units are expected from coal-based units, as per an assessment done by the power ministry. Domestic coal-based plants are likely to generate 328 billion units in the quarter. Domestic coal requirement for the estimated power is expected to be around 216 million tonnes in the period while blending of imported coal is likely at 13 million tonnes equivalent. Total requirement is 11% higher than Q1 of this fiscal, one of the sources said.

Fact check: Coastal route to move coal averts power crisis, fulfils India's climate commitments - Vimarsana News

Fact check: Coastal route to move coal averts power crisis, fulfils India's climate commitments

Based on proposal from Asian Development Bank (ADB), the decision to move coal via coastal route has many benefits, ranging from reducing congestion in rail tracks, averting power crisis and more. Read on.