The Indian authorities are implementing an extensive program to reduce the “non-mandatory” imports to prevent the outflow of dollars and support the rupee. As sources informed Reuters, within the framework of this program the Ministry of Metallurgy of India offered to increase the current import duties on some categories of steel products from 5-12.5% to 14%. According to sources, the Indian leadership hopes that the implementation of this proposal will help achieve a trade balance and support local metallurgical enterprises.
Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Ltd was given a notice by the Drug Controller General of India (DCGI) on overpricing and false claims of its generic version of favipiravir, FabiFlu, according to local media reports, sending the company’s ...
Germany’s contribution to the European Union’s budget would rise by 42% or 13 billion Euros ($14.63 billion) annually in the coming years, the German national daily newspaper Die Welt reported on Monday. Government calculations ...
Global shares advanced on Monday after an unexpected recovery in U.S. employment. This made investors optimistic that global economies could recuperate faster than previously thought. Oil prices fell flat after OPEC and its allies, including ...
American Airlines Group Inc. stated on Wednesday that it plans to cut 30% of its management and support staff or almost 5,000 jobs because of the coronavirus outbreak. American and other airlines are scrambling to cut costs because of the ...
India’s economy seemed to have expanded at its slowest pace in at least eight years in the first quarter. Weak growth was partly from the government’s efforts aimed at containing the further spread of the novel coronavirus. Asia’s ...