A Summit on Smart Manufacturing Resiliency, taking place next month at Northern Essex Community College, could very well paint a picture of Haverhill’s economic future. The summit, envisioned in part by City Council Vice President John A. Michitson and turned into a reality by the Greater Haverhill Chamber of Commerce, the Greater Haverhill Foundation and […]
New Delhi [India], April 13 (ANI/PRNewswire): Tube & Pipe Fair's first edition, to be held from 6th to 8th October 2023, will assist the global tubes and pipes industry in harnessing the benefits from a period of growth, development, achievements, and sky-rocketing returns. As per various market research reports, the global tubes and pipes industry has been thriving since 2017. Although Covid-19 threw a setback on the industry's upward growth in 2019-2020, the recovery and bounce back have been phenomenal. The best news for the industry is that irrespective of forming material of tubes & pipes, the products have managed to find a wide market demand and presence. For instance, even while steel pipes and tubes gain appraisal of the global industrial market, the PVC pipes and tubes industry has been sized at USD 76.5 billion in 2021, with a recorded average CAGR of 10 per cent over the FY16-FY21 period. Among all these trends, India is appropriately placed to reap the best
the biden administration accused the opec plus group of making a shortsighted move that would have the most negative impact on lower and middle income countries. earlier in the day, opec announced the largest cut in oil production since start of the pandemic. citing uncertainty that surrounds the global economic and oil market outlooks. economists predict the move will once again drive the price of oil above $100 per barrel at a time when u.s. gas prices are already rising. let s turn to the markets now. for that, let s bring in cnbc s arabile gumede who joins us live from london. let s start there with the aftermath of the opec plus decision. sharply criticized by the biden administration. should we expect oil prices to go up? how much? when? yeah, certainly that is the case. that s the case they re trying to make, right? opec saying they want to cut the
uncertainty that surrounds the global economic and oil market outlooks. let s bring in white house reporter for politico and senior contributor for msnbc, eugene daniels, and squawk box s andrew ross sorkin. no reaction from the white house to this? reporter: at this point, there is a sense of betrayal within this white house, when you talk to officials here, because of the president s trip to saudi arabia, right. that is where they re kind of zeroing in on, what most of their anger. and you talk to democrats on the hill, there is going to be a lot of pressure coming at this white house to do more to kind of restructure this relationship with saudi arabia. i talked to congressman malinowski last night, who has already released text that would