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For consumers about oil and gas prices? >> yes. lots going on in oil space. the initial knee jerk reaction is that ti and brent are up about 2%. so wti is trading south of $82. the worth pointing out that we're about 40% lower than where we were at the peak of the russian invasion into ukraine. and you would think because of the geopolitical tension and because of the cutoff of supply we've seen from russia that oil price was continue to trend higher. but that is not the case. traders are very much focused on the demand complex here. the fact that global economy is coming under so much strain....
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India's urban housing shortage has risen 54 per cent to 29 million in 2018 from 18.78 million in 2012, based on the number of physically inadequately housed households, according to a research paper. According to the ICRIER's paper, titled 'Housing For India's Low-Income Urban Households: A Demand Perspective', the per-capita floor area of congested households declined from 111 sq ft in 2012 to 83 sq ft in 2018, signalling the urgent need to address congestion. "The paper finds that in 2018, urban housing shortage based on the number of physically inadequately housed households was 29 mill...
BW Businessworld India's Urban Housing Shortage Rises 54% To 29 Million In 2018: Report Considering homeless households, non-slum households living in physically inadequate houses and slum households, the estimated number of inadequately housed households in 2018 works out to a maximum of 47.3 million or 41 per cent of urban households Photo Credit : India's urban housing shortage has risen 54 per cent to 29 million in 2018 from 18.78 million in 2012, based on the number of physically inadequately housed households, according to a research paper. According to the ICRIER's paper, titled 'Hous...