In Largest Decline Since 1946, US Industrial Output Falls 5.4% in March as Coronavirus Strikes in Top Business News- News18.com published on April 15, 2020 leave a reply Manufacturing output dropped 6.3%, also the biggest fall in more than seven decades, which was felt across most industries, with the largest drop seen in motor vehicles and parts. from Top Business News- News18.com https://ift.tt/3eqyV4j Tweet Share Share Share Share Previous Post G20 Agrees to Temporary Debt Standstill For Poorest Countries Next Post India to Fill Strategic Oil Reserves by Early May, Says Petroleum Ministry post written by: Rohit Related PostsOil Falls for Third Day, Brent Crude Set for Worst Week Since 1991 as Coronavirus Panic Grips MarketA flood of low-priced oil into the market from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates is intensifying the pressure on prices after the collapse of a price su… Continue ReadingTrading Halted for 45 Minutes as Sensex Crashes 3,000 Points, Nifty Opens at 3-year Low Over Coronavirus FearsJapan's Nikkei was in free fall, dropping 10% and heading for its worst week since the 2008 financial crisis, while MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares… Continue ReadingSBI, Biocon, Varun Beverages, IndiGo and M&M Among Key Stocks in Focus TodayState Bank of India (SBI) shares lost over 9% after the lender waived average monthly balance maintenance for all savings. from Top Business News- News18.com h… Continue ReadingBook Flight Tickets Starting at Rs 987 as SpiceJet Launches Sale with Domestic Airfares Amid Coronavirus PandemicSpiceJet said that the offer is applicable on bookings made for 14-days out across all channels. The discount will be applicable on one-way fares only, and can'… Continue ReadingSensex, Nifty Tank Nearly 7%; 46 of 50 Nifty Stocks Down 5-15%All the Sensex stocks were trading in the red. Axis Bank Ltd lost 10.8%, followed by Mahindra and Mahindra Ltd (down 10.4%), State Bank of India (down 9.8%), He… Continue Reading
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