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The global economy could avert a recession as data points to a potential soft landing, JP Morgan analysts say -
Surging prices hit UK economic growth, raise recession risk
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Britain's economy grew by less than expected in July, raising the risk that it is already in a recession -
Oil prices slump to lowest since before Ukraine invasion as recession fears weigh
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OPEC+ agrees to raise oil output target by 100,000 bpd; Saudi, UAE save oil firepower in case of winter supply crisis -
Recession lurking as US economy contracts again in the second quarter
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Economist warns economy is highly vulnerable to slipping into a recession -
Airlift decides to 'permanently' shut down operations amid global recession
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Pakistani startup announces permanent shut down of operations on July 12 -
Oil up nearly $5 as tight supply outweighs recession fears
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"With Russian oil supplies set to drop as the year progresses I fear days of $100 oil will be with us for some time yet," says senior market analyst -
International oil prices fall in volatile trade on recession fears
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Brent crude futures fall by $1.33, or 1.29%, to $101.44 a barrel -
Investors are becoming more concerned as latest surge in gas and fuel prices adds to worries about recession
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Oil slumps 6% to four-week low on recession worries, strong dollar
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Global central bankers who quickly loosened monetary policy during the pandemic to avoid a recession, are now tightening to fight inflation -
Indian economy tumbles under Modi, suffers worst recession since 1947
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About 230 million Indians fell into poverty due to the pandemic last year -
"Unfortunate that we are unable to host you in person in Riyadh, due to the exceptional circumstances we are all facing," says King Salman
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Man Ki Baat: Lockdown 2.0, Trumps Tweet & Global Recession
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Our Internet reporter Vishnu Kaushal is back and this time he is presenting his report on Lockdown 2.0, Trump's tweet & the Global Recession. Watch out now! View the full article -
Bank of America reported a 48.5% drop in first-quarter net income
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Economists believe German economy is set for significant recession
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A panel of economists who advise the government has said Europe's largest economy will bounce back by next year -
Toyota launches new Corolla in Venezuela during recession
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A man takes a photo of a Toyota Motor Corp's Corolla car in Caracas, Venezuela, October 25, 2017. REUTERS/Marco Bello CARACAS: Toyota Motor Corp on Wednesday unveiled a new model of its Corolla vehicle that will be assembled in Venezuela, marking a bright note for a local auto industry struggling to survive amid the country?s deep economic recession. Toyota said it was currently producing 20 units per month of the new Corolla, which will be sold only in Venezuela, and expected to raise production in 2018. Company executives acknowledged that demand for cars in Venezuela has fallen steadily amid the crisis. ?We know the current state of the industry,? Toyota Venezuela president Hiroyuki Ueda said at a press conference to present the new vehicle. ?However, we have overcome obstacles, we have a new Corolla ? and this is for us a reason for celebration.? The once-thriving Venezuelan automotive sector went from selling almost 500,000 units a year in 2007 to about 3,000 vehicles last year, according to the country?s auto industry association. Toyota?s existing facility in Venezuela employs 1,100 staff and has a capacity of 22,000 units per year but is currently assembling only 100 units per month and expects to close out 2017 with an output of only 1,200 units. Close to 100 multinationals remain in the country with operations at a minimum due to lack of raw materials, resulting primarily from a shortage of dollars caused a dysfunctional currency control system. Several automakers including Toyota sell cars in dollars, a practice the government prohibit for most items but has specifically approved for the auto industry in order to allow them to import assembly parts without going through the exchange controls. Toyota will sell two versions of its Corolla: a family model that sells only in local bolivar currency and a luxury edition that will be sold in a combination of bolivars and dollars at an approximate cost of around $30,000. Wilfredo Valdivia ? Toyota?s institutional relations manager in Venezuela ? said the subsidiary uses revenue from the export of locally-manufactured parts to help maintain operations. ?Our priority and philosophy is to maintain production,? Valdivia told Reuters. ?We are working at very low volumes, but we have made a commitment.?