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Only 8.5% of Western firms have left Russia: study - Vimarsana News

Only 8.5% of Western firms have left Russia: study

Despite widespread outrage over Moscow’s war in Ukraine, only a small number of Western companies have deserted Russia, according to a Swiss study.

Food Export Bans Risk Fueling Inflation in Many Countries - Vimarsana News

Food Export Bans Risk Fueling Inflation in Many Countries

India and other countries are banning the exports of wheat and other crops to deal with inflation at home. That may cause shortages which could further increase inflation.

Food export bans, from India to Argentina, risk fuelling inflation - Vimarsana News

Food export bans, from India to Argentina, risk fuelling inflation

MUMBAI, June 27 — It only took 24 hours last month for Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government in India — the world’s second-largest producer of wheat — to shelve its...

Food export bans, from India to Argentina, risk fueling inflation - Vimarsana News

Food export bans, from India to Argentina, risk fueling inflation

It only took 24 hours last month for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government in India - the world's second-largest producer of wheat - to shelve its plans to "feed the world". In April, Modi had said publicly that the world's most populous democracy was ready to fill part of the gap left by Ukraine in global grains markets by increasing its wheat exports, following five

Food export bans from India to Argentina risk fueling inflation - Vimarsana News

Food export bans from India to Argentina risk fueling inflation

On May 12, India's Ministry of Commerce & Industry said it was preparing to send delegations to nine countries to export a record 10 million tonnes of wheat this fiscal year - sharply up the previous season. But a barrage of alarming data changed all that.