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Spread the lovemore ASIA: India’s economic momentum remained stable in December even as the first signs of slowing output growth appeared across some industries. Activity in India’s dominant services sector expanded for the fifth month, and manufacturing for the sixth, although growth in new work and production lost some momentum, according to IHS Markit. While the composite index […] ....

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A World Health Organization (WHO) team has come out of quarantine and will start on-the-ground investigations into the origins of the coronavirus in the Chinese city of Wuhan. The scientists will begin interviewing people from research institutes, hospitals and the seafood market linked to the initial outbreak. Their research will rely upon evidence provided by Chinese officials.
India’s government plans to announce the sale of a 10% to 15% stake in state-run Life Insurance Corp, the country’s biggest insurer, in next week’s federal budget, as part of a privatization push to improve public finances, Reuters reported. One of the government sources said the government will enact changes to a parliament law governing LIC, which has assets under management amounting to over $400 billion. ....

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Market Talk – January 28, 2021 | Armstrong Economics

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A World Health Organization (WHO) team has come out of quarantine and will start on-the-ground investigations into the origins of the coronavirus in the Chinese city of Wuhan. The scientists will begin interviewing people from research institutes, hospitals and the seafood market linked to the initial outbreak. Their research will rely upon evidence provided by Chinese officials.
India’s government plans to announce the sale of a 10% to 15% stake in state-run Life Insurance Corp, the country’s biggest insurer, in next week’s federal budget, as part of a privatization push to improve public finances, Reuters reported. One of the government sources said the government will enact changes to a parliament law governing LIC, which has assets under management amounting to over $400 billion. ....

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