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Fed's Barkin says U.S. labor supply problems may outlast pandemic - Vimarsana News

Fed's Barkin says U.S. labor supply problems may outlast pandemic

U.S. labor shortages may outlast the coronavirus pandemic and limit overall economic growth unless the country comes up with better education, health and childcare policies to boost the number of people willing and able to work, Richmond Federal Reserve President Thomas Barkin said on Tuesday.

China coking coal, coke futures surge to record highs on supply woes - Vimarsana News

China coking coal, coke futures surge to record highs on supply woes

China's coking coal and coke futures jumped about 9% on Monday to record highs, as supply remains tight even though Beijing has ramped up efforts to boost output.

Luxembourg gay PM blasts 'stigmatizing' new Hungarian law - Vimarsana News

Luxembourg gay PM blasts 'stigmatizing' new Hungarian law

Luxembourg's gay Prime Minister Xavier Bettel told his Hungarian counterpart Viktor Orban on Thursday that Budapest was being discriminatory and stigmatizing with its new law banning from schools materials deemed to promote homosexuality.

Gazprom shuts down Amur gas plant after fire -Interfax - Vimarsana News

Gazprom shuts down Amur gas plant after fire -Interfax

Gazprom's China-focused Amur gas processing plant in Russia's Far East has halted operations after a fire early on Friday, a spokesman for the plant told Reuters.

India inflation likely fell to five-month low in September: Reuters poll - Vimarsana News

India inflation likely fell to five-month low in September: Reuters poll

India's retail inflation probably eased again in September, falling to a five-month low, thanks to a favourable comparison with last year and moderating food prices that offset a surge in the cost of crude oil and fuel, a Reuters poll found.