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If you look at the numbers, it is pretty impressive. asia's third largest economy had grown at 13.5% in april tojune, largely due to a post—pandemic bounce, but moderated to 6.3% in thejuly to september period. india is not immune to the inflationary pressures putting the brakes on growth. from mumbai, archana shukla reports on what we should expect. balancing between growth and efforts to cool off the price rise, india's economic growth is expected to moderate to under 5% for the october to december quarter, and this economic growth has also remained largely uneven, according to analysts. o...

Over there are prepared to pay the prices that you need to have products on the shelf. we've become used to buying whatever we want, when we want it, but is that no longer guaranteed? the government insists the uk's food supply chain is resilient, but it could be a few weeks before supplies get back to normal. and it is worth stressing that there are limits in place at every supermarket, and some supplies are getting through. the message is not to panic buy, it doesn't help. energy is another factor here because we have had lower supplies from the netherlands and british growers who haven't be...

Due to a drought in central California and restricted water supplies from the Colorado River in the state's southernmost areas, summer crops, such as tomatoes and onions, have withered

Due to a drought in central California and restricted water supplies from the Colorado River in the state's southernmost areas, summer crops, such as tomatoes and onions, have withered

Tom Hoverstad Scientist at the Southern research and Outreach Center at Waseca said we had 22 days in January of 2022 that were below zero!