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    TREND | 27 Jun 2025
    Tokyo Inflation Eases As Energy Costs Cool Ahead Of Election
    Tokyo Inflation Eases As Energy Costs Cool Ahead Of Election
    NDTV Profit
    Consumer prices excluding fresh food rose 3.1% in the capital in June from a year earlier, according to a Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications release Friday.
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    TREND | 26 Jun 2025
    Cement makers struggle despite robust growth of construction sector in GDP
    Business Standard
    The cement industry combined net sales declined to Rs 2.1 trillion in FY25 from Rs 2.22 trillion in the previous year
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    US GDP Revised Lower As Consumers Slash Services Spending
    NDTV Profit | 26 Jun 2025
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    TREND | 26 Jun 2025
    US economy contracts 0.5% in Q1, worse than earlier two estimates
    Business Standard
    The US economy shrank at a 0.5 per cent annual pace from January through March as President Donald Trump's trade wars disrupted business, the Commerce Department reported Thursday in an unexpected deterioration of earlier estimates. First-quarter growth was weighed down by a surge of imports as US companies, and households, rushed to buy foreign goods before Trump could impose tariffs on them. The Commerce Department previously estimated that the economy fell 0.2 per cent in the first quarter. Economists had forecast no change in the department's third and final estimate. The January-March drop in gross domestic product the nation's output of goods and services reversed a 2.4 per cent increase in the last three months of 2024 and marked the first time in three years that the economy contracted. Imports expanded 37.9 per cent, fastest since 2020, and pushed GDP down by nearly 4.7 percentage points. Consumer spending also slowed sharply, expanding just 0.5 per cent, down from a robu
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    Vietnam ends death penalty for 8 crimes, may spare tycoon Truong My Lan
    Business Standard | 26 Jun 2025 1 more
    Icra retains India's FY26 GDP forecast at 6.2% despite rising global risks
    Business Standard | 25 Jun 2025
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    TREND | 26 Jun 2025
    Inflation in check, but Fed likely to hold fire on July rate cut: Peter Cardillo
    Inflation in check, but Fed likely to hold fire on July rate cut: Peter Cardillo
    Economic Times
    Peter Cardillo from Spartan Capital Securities suggests market optimism stems from easing geopolitical tensions, declining oil prices, and stable bond yields despite the Federal Reserve's firm monetary policy. Anticipation of positive earnings season and favorable PCE inflation data further fuel expectations of an early summer rally. While a July rate cut is unlikely, September remains a possibility.
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    Indian economy resilient despite global economy being in a state of flux: RBI bulletin
    Business Line | 25 Jun 2025
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    TREND | 25 Jun 2025
    NATO Leaders Endorse Historic Plan To Boost Defense Spending To 5% Of GDP
    NATO Leaders Endorse Historic Plan To Boost Defense Spending To 5% Of GDP
    NDTV Profit
    The decision from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization's 32 members at their high-stakes summit in The Hague is a major win for Donald Trump.
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    NATO countries commit to raise defence spending to 5% of GDP by 2035
    Business Standard | 25 Jun 2025
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    TREND | 24 Jun 2025
    Jerome Powell Says Higher Inflation Outlook Keeping Fed On Hold For Now
    Jerome Powell Says Higher Inflation Outlook Keeping Fed On Hold For Now
    NDTV Profit
    Should inflation come in weaker than expected or the labor market deteriorate, the Fed could cut rates sooner, Jerome Powell said.
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    S&P Raises India's FY25 GDP Forecast To 6.5% Here's Why
    NDTV Profit | 24 Jun 2025 4 more
    S&P ups India's FY26 GDP outlook to 6.5% amid geopolitical instability
    Business Standard | 24 Jun 2025
    Better monsoon outlook pushes S&P to lift India GDP forecast to 6.5%
    Business Line | 24 Jun 2025
    NATO leaders gather for what could be a historic summit, or one marred by divisions
    Economic Times | 24 Jun 2025
    Israel-Iran tensions could widen India's CAD by 0.3% of GDP, says ICRA
    Business Line | 23 Jun 2025
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    TREND | 24 Jun 2025
    Editorial. Base year change, overhaul of GDP, IIP, CPI welcome
    Business Line
    Output and price indices need to be adjusted periodically, and more frequently perhaps than once in a decade, to align with structural changes in the economy
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    TREND | 24 Jun 2025
    Germany to raise defence spending to 3.5 per cent of GDP in 2029
    Business Standard
    Germany's finance minister on Tuesday vowed to lift the country's defense spending to 3.5 per cent of gross domestic product in 2029 as he presented the new government's spending plans. Chancellor Friedrich Merz's coalition pushed plans through parliament to enable higher defence spending by loosening strict rules on incurring debt even before it took office last month. It acted ahead of the NATO summit starting Tuesday that aims to raise allies' defence spending target from 2 per cent of GDP to 3.5 per cent, plus another 1.5 per cent for potentially defense-related infrastructure. Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil said Germany's defence spending will hit 2.4 per cent of GDP this year, and we will raise defence spending step by step so that we will reach a NATO quota of 3.5 per cent in 2029. Klingbeil, who is also the vice chancellor, said he will be very vigilant that the money is spent efficiently, for example by aiming for greater cooperation at European level on procurement,...
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    TREND | 23 Jun 2025
    Dollar Surges As Middle East Escalation Spurs Inflation Risk
    Dollar Surges As Middle East Escalation Spurs Inflation Risk
    NDTV Profit
    The Bloomberg Dollar Spot index gained as much as 0.6% to hit levels last seen on May 30 as investors worried that higher oil prices could stoke inflation.
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    TREND | 23 Jun 2025
    Strong FY25 performance supports standalone credit profiles of banks: Fitch
    Business Standard
    Fitch Ratings on Monday said Indian banks' strong financial performances in the financial year ended March 2025 support the standalone credit profiles of rated banks and position the sector for future growth. The sector reported improved asset quality, stronger capital buffers and stable profitability despite the slowest sector loan growth in four years. "We expect steady performance to continue, though sustaining sound core financial metrics that strengthen loss-absorption buffers and resilience to economic shocks relative to the previous cycle would support positive momentum for rated banks' standalone credit profiles," Fitch said. The rating agency believes banks can sustain steady performance across most credit metrics in FY26, except for earnings due to cyclical pressures on margins and credit costs. "Indian banks' strong financial performances in the financial year ended March 2025 (FY25) support the standalone credit profiles of rated banks and position the sector for future
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