Regulating Hard Trade
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According to the World Gold Council the Russian central bank bought 274 tons of bullion in 2021. That’s worth more than $11 billion at average prices. Russia accounts for 40% of central bank gold buying and 6% of global demand.
Despite various initiatives taken by the central and state governments the situation on ground remain same. Mere big announcements and big plans make no difference on ground. Already reeling under so much trouble among all the sectors, MSMEs were badly hit following the lockdown as industries remained closed between March-end and June.
High RoE that was offered as an incentive to boost power generation in the country two decades ago has now become Achilles heel for the regulators, consumers across the country as it is one of the major fixed cost factor driving retail power tariff higher.
Even though the purpose to generate a sharper governing atmosphere for e-commerce firms in the interest of consumers is evident from the draft amendments to the electronic commerce rules under the Consumer Protection Act 2020, there is potential for business ambiguity and consumer inconvenience. The government missed many points while framing the new rules.
During the festive season in October 2020, two of the largest online retailers in India reported a surge of new shoppers from smaller cities in the first two days of festive sales.
Recently Reserve Bank of India has unpacked many measures to enhance fund flow to the healthcare sector and to inject more liquidity into the system,
The role and significance of the Non-Banking Financial Company – Micro Finance Institutions (NBFC-MFIs) has been increasing over time. As of the end of September
Conventional wisdom says the market is a reflection of economic activity and should move in tandem. The reality is showing the fragile link between them.
Although some industries, like manufacturing, will revert to physical workspaces, there is likely to be a greater tendency to hybrid models that blend working from home and trips to the workplace, once the pandemic is behind us.
India’s real GDP to record a growth of 11 per cent in 2021-22 and nominal GDP by 15.4 per cent-the highest since independence. The V-shaped
Beyond health-related adversities, the pandemic has taken a toll on incomes and, consequently, consumption. The series of nationwide and state mandated lockdowns has negatively impacted