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EU parliament backs green label for gas and nuclear investments
Legislators back EU rules labelling investments in gas and nuclear power plants as climate-friendly.
Published On 6 Jul 2022
Russia pockets $24bn from selling energy to China, India
China spent $18.9bn and Russia $5.1bn for Russian oil and gas in just three months following the invasion of Ukraine.
Published On 6 Jul 2022
World Bank to give The Gambia $68m grant to revive tourism sector
Grant is meant to support the diversification and climate resilience of tourism after pandemic and economic crisis.
Published On 6 Jul 2022
US Fed: ‘More restrictive’ rates possible if inflation persists
Policymakers backed raising rates at their next meeting in July by either 50 or 75 basis points, show Fed records.
Published On 6 Jul 2022

Experts say alleged leak from Shanghai police database could be among largest data breaches in history.

India’s moves come when world is grappling with tight gasoline, diesel supplies as sanctions have hit Russian exports.

The US company’s attempt to get a judicial review of some Indian gov’t orders is part of a growing confrontation.

Restrictions come as former Portuguese colony sticks to China’s “zero-COVID” policy aimed at eradicating infections.

With central banks hiking interest rates to tame inflation, investors are pricing in the consequences of a slowdown.

Sri Lanka’s newly appointed prime minister says it will take one and a half years to stabilise the crisis-hit economy.

Billionaire Xiao Jianhua has not been seen in public since disappearing from a luxury Hong Kong hotel in January 2017.

United States Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen raises concerns about China’s ‘unfair, non-market’ economic policies.

British multinational company joined $29bn project on the world’s biggest gas field, taking a 6.35 percent stake.

Taiwanese firm reports sales jumped 31 percent from a year earlier despite severe chip shortages.

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