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Noida and Greater Noida schools to remain closed on Dec 29, 30 due to cold, teachers to work - Vimarsana News

Noida and Greater Noida schools to remain closed on Dec 29, 30 due to cold, teachers to work

Due to severe cold and dense fog, schools in Noida and Greater Noida will be closed on December 29 and 30, as per the directive from District Magistrate Maneesh Kumar Verma. The closure, affecting all classes, is accompanied by a 15-day winter vacation starting December 31. Despite this, teachers and staff are expected to continue working during the school closure.

Norway's interest rate likely on hold, but uncertainty remains- Reuters poll - Vimarsana News

Norway's interest rate likely on hold, but uncertainty remains- Reuters poll

Analysts are divided over whether Norway's central bank will continue to raise interest rates this week, with a narrow majority predicting an unchanged cost of borrowing, a Reuters poll showed on... -December 11, 2023 at 07:00 am EST - MarketScreener

SNB to hold rates through at least September, longer than the ECB- Reuters poll - Vimarsana News

SNB to hold rates through at least September, longer than the ECB- Reuters poll

The Swiss National Bank will hold its key policy rate until at least the third quarter of next year, longer than the European Central Bank, despite price pressures having eased, according to the...

Short supply of homes to push global property prices higher at slower pace: Reuters poll - Vimarsana News

Short supply of homes to push global property prices higher at slower pace: Reuters poll

Global property prices in most major markets will rise over the next two years, albeit at a slightly slower pace than predicted three months ago as strong demand and tight supply overshadow higher interest rates, a Reuters poll found. Home prices across the developed world have defied analysts' expectations, as they predicted at the start of the year prices would register double-digit falls from COVID-19-era peaks. While price rises are expected to continue into next year and 2025, higher mortgage rates and the lack of supply of affordable homes will restrict prices from rising too much...

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Short supply of homes to push global property prices higher at slower pace - Vimarsana News

Short supply of homes to push global property prices higher at slower pace

Global property prices in most major markets will rise over the next two years, albeit at a slightly slower pace than predicted three months ago as strong demand and tight supply overshadow higher...