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How economists have underestimated Chinese consumption

The surprising relevance of state-subsidised spicy cucumber

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Morgan Stanley s 10 reasons for why this India is different from what it was in 2013

“This India is different from what it was in 2013,” said the multi-national investment bank, Morgan Stanley, in its report titled ‘How India Has

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Morgan Stanley report endorses Modi Govt s policies, says this India is different from 2013, to drive global growth

“This India is different from what it was in 2013,” said the multi-national investment bank, Morgan Stanley, in its report titled ‘How India Has

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Morgan Stanley hails India for its growth in last 10 yrs | Indiablooms - First Portal on Digital News Management

Highlighting the reforms that took place in India since 2014, US-based financial services company Morgan Stanley in its latest report said “this India is different from what it was in 2013”.

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49,669 people to benefit from N-CARES programme in Kaduna

No fewer than 49,669 poor and vulnerable will benefit from Kaduna State COVID-19 Action Recovery and Economic Stimulus Programme (KD-CARES).

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