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Stocks in free fall in first hour of trading - Vimarsana News

Stocks in free fall in first hour of trading

Stocks in free fall in first hour of trading

Delhi lifts weekend curfew, reopens restaurants as India COVID cases drop - Vimarsana News

Delhi lifts weekend curfew, reopens restaurants as India COVID cases drop

Delhi lifts weekend curfew, reopens restaurants as India COVID cases drop

Cambodia sees 57% drop in malaria cases in 2021 and also sharp plunge in dengue cases, says health officials - Vimarsana News

Cambodia sees 57% drop in malaria cases in 2021 and also sharp plunge in dengue cases, says health officials

Cambodia reported 3,504 cases of malaria in 2021, a 57 percent drop from 8,222 in 2020, a health official has announced.

$1,7 млрд санкций и 4600 уголовных дел - Vimarsana News

$1,7 млрд санкций и 4600 уголовных дел

9 августа 2020 года, сразу после объявления о победе Александра Лукашенко на выборах президента Белоруссии, в стране начались массовые акции протеста.

Rupee freefall: How the RBI intervened to arrest rupee's fall - Vimarsana News

Rupee freefall: How the RBI intervened to arrest rupee's fall

How the RBI intervened to arrest rupee’s fall The Rupee lost 0.42 percent to close at 75.06 a dollar Monday versus 74.75 Friday, show Bloomberg data, compiled by ETIG. Synopsis The central bank, according to market sources, net sold an estimated $600 million in the exchange traded futures market to arrest the rupee's free fall against the dollar amid apprehension that a renewed lockdown, triggered by a second wave of Coronavirus may scuttle a nascent economic recovery. MUMBAI: The Reserve Bank of India Monday swung into action after the rupee crossed the psychological mark at 75 for the fir...