Subsidy on LPG Cylinders Falls to Zero for First Time in Years After Centre's Move to Raise Prices in Top Business News- News18.com published on May 21, 2020 leave a reply According to an estimation by a Nomura report, oil firms are likely to end up making an over-recovery of Rs 120 on each cylinder in May. from Top Business News- News18.com https://ift.tt/3cPbL6C Tweet Share Share Share Share Previous Post Sensex, Nifty Start on Choppy Note; Reliance Industries Jumps on KKR Deal Next Post Class Action Lawsuit Against Infosys Dismissed in US post written by: Rohit Related PostsAsian Investors Prepare For Choppy Trade As U.S. Stimulus Talks Drag OnAsian investors prepared for rough trading on Thursday after a bumpy session on Wall Street amid fears that agreement on a key U.S. stimulus bill will not be re… Continue ReadingGlobal Markets: Asian Stocks Gain, Yuan Soars As Traders Bet On U.S. Stimulus, AgainAsian shares and U.S. stock futures rose on Wednesday as renewed hopes for a new round of U.S. stimulus drew money into equities from government debt. from Top… Continue ReadingOil Slips On Weaker Demand Outlook After U.S. Gasoline Stocks BuildOil prices dropped in early trade on Thursday, adding to heavy losses overnight, after a build in U.S. gasoline inventories pointed to a deteriorating outlook f… Continue ReadingNestle Raises Full-year Guidance After Third Quarter Sales Beats PollNestle raised its guidance for organic sales growth to around 3% for 2020 on Wednesday after posting betterthanexpected growth of 4.9% for the third quarter dri… Continue ReadingHandelsbanken Net Profit Misses Forecast As Restructuring Costs WeighSweden's Handelsbanken reported lowerthanexpected quarterly net earnings on Wednesday due to restructuring costs, though the bank's loan portfolio continued to … Continue Reading
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