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The U.S. economy still faces a recession risk: Gary Shilling - Vimarsana News

The U.S. economy still faces a recession risk: Gary Shilling

The U.S. may still have a recession, says financial analyst Gary Shilling. Shilling discusses the Federal Reserve, jobs and more.

Source: cnbc.com
Adani Group's $1.2-bn copper plant to boost India's metal production - Vimarsana News

Adani Group's $1.2-bn copper plant to boost India's metal production

The Gautam Adani-led group is constructing the world's largest single-location copper manufacturing plant in Gujarat, India. The $1.2 billion facility aims to reduce India's reliance on copper imports and support the country's energy transition. The plant is expected to start operations by March 2024 and achieve full-scale capacity of 1 million tonnes by March 2029.

Adani Copper Plant: Adani Group's USD 1.2-bn copper plant to boost India's metal production, ET Auto - Vimarsana News

Adani Copper Plant: Adani Group's USD 1.2-bn copper plant to boost India's metal production, ET Auto

Adani Copper Plant: The Gautam Adani-led group is constructing the world's largest single-location copper manufacturing plant in Gujarat, India. The USD 1.2 billion facility aims to reduce India's reliance on copper imports and support the country's energy transition. The plant is expected to start operations by March 2024 and achieve full-scale capacity of 1 million tonnes by March 2029.

Copper is critical to climate. The world is way behind on production - Vimarsana News

Copper is critical to climate. The world is way behind on production

Copper is a critical mineral for electric vehicles, EV batteries, solar panels, wind turbines and power grids, and the world may need double its current supply.

Source: cnbc.com