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India growth outlook steady as economists warn informal sector bears brunt of Iran war shock

Bengaluru— India’s economic growth outlook remains broadly stable despite disruptions caused by the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran, but economists warned

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WTO faces inflection point as EU, CPTPP call for sweeping overhaul

Geneva — The World Trade Organization is at a “critical juncture” and requires deep, structural reform, the European Union and

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Greece Unveils Consumer Aid as Energy Costs Surge on Iran Conflict

Athens— Greece will announce new financial support measures on Monday to shield consumers from rising energy costs linked to the