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Fed officials worried over stagflation risk ahead of tariffs – CNBC TV18
Fed officials worried over stagflation risk ahead of tariffs – CNBC TV18
Astrome raises million funding, plans to expand wireless and satcom tech offerings – CNBC TV18
Astrome raises $10 million funding, plans to expand wireless and satcom tech offerings – CNBC TV18
US raises tariffs on China to 125%, announces 90-day ‘pause’ for more than 75 other countries – CNBC TV18
US raises tariffs on China to 125%, announces 90-day ‘pause’ for more than 75 other countries – CNBC TV18
JSW Energy completes ₹12,468 crore acquisition of 4.7 GW renewable platform from O2 Power – CNBC TV18
JSW Energy completes ₹12,468 crore acquisition of 4.7 GW renewable platform from O2 Power – CNBC TV18
NBCC sells 1,185 Greater Noida residential units at Aspire Dream Valley for ₹1,505 crore – CNBC TV18
NBCC sells 1,185 Greater Noida residential units at Aspire Dream Valley for ₹1,505 crore – CNBC TV18
EU imposes new tariffs on billion in US goods in retaliation for Trump’s steel, aluminium tariffs – CNBC TV18
EU imposes new tariffs on $23 billion in US goods in retaliation for Trump’s steel, aluminium tariffs – CNBC TV18
Aurobindo Pharma arm CuraTeQ Biologics completes Phase 1 study of osteoporosis drug – CNBC TV18
Aurobindo Pharma arm CuraTeQ Biologics completes Phase 1 study of osteoporosis drug – CNBC TV18
Slowing demand worries drag IT stocks down to seven-year low on Nifty50 – CNBC TV18
Slowing demand worries drag IT stocks down to seven-year low on Nifty50 – CNBC TV18
After RBI’s repo rate cut, these banks have slashed their lending rates — Check details here – CNBC TV18
After RBI’s repo rate cut, these banks have slashed their lending rates — Check details here – CNBC TV18

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Sweden will cut income tax now that inflation has been tamed – CNBC TV18

Sweden’s government will cut income taxes in 2025 in a boost for households that have seen their purchasing power eroded by rising prices and borrowing costs. The measure in next year’s budget will cost about 13.5 billion kronor ($1.31 billion), with another 4.4 billion set aside to make some savings in stocks and mutual funds […]

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