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11th Asian Monetary Policy Forum to Discuss Monetary Policy Challenges Amid Uncertainty and Structural Shifts in the Global Economy - Vimarsana News

11th Asian Monetary Policy Forum to Discuss Monetary Policy Challenges Amid Uncertainty and Structural Shifts in the Global Economy

The 11th Asian Monetary Policy Forum brings together leading policymakers and academics to focus on the challenges confronting monetary policy against the current macroeconomic and financial landscape.

Source: mas.gov.sg
Work alongside studies: Germany targets Indian students to address labor shortages - Vimarsana News

Work alongside studies: Germany targets Indian students to address labor shortages

NRI News: Germany is grappling with a critical labor shortage and aging population, with projections indicating a deficit of seven million skilled workers by 20.

Germany targets Indian students to address labor shortages – DW – 04/22/2024 - Vimarsana News

Germany targets Indian students to address labor shortages – DW – 04/22/2024

Germany looks to tap into international student talent to keep its engineering and IT sectors afloat.

Source: dw.com
Foreign News: Answers for Ilse - Vimarsana News

Foreign News: Answers for Ilse

Forty red-cheeked German girls, bundled up in jackets, overcoats andboots, huddled in a chill classroom of Berlin’s Louisa Henriette Schulefor their regular lesson in Demokratische…

Source: time.com
Why Your Groceries Are Still So Damn Expensive - Vimarsana News

Why Your Groceries Are Still So Damn Expensive

Inflation may be leveling off but high food prices are here to stay. Companies have raked in huge profits while selling less food. But it doesn't have to be this way.

Source: forbes.com