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Chinese economy may not see eye-to-eye after January 20, as the President-elect could be implementing heavy tariffs on China products if hey are to make entry into US markets. This would mean that the magnanimous profits that China used to gain through its exports to the US may take a huge hit, and that could reflect on its already faltering economy.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. “It keeps getting worse and worse," sighs Camry Tagoe, an activist in Accra, the capital. “If you look at Google maps, Ghana has turned from green to brown." Over the past month Mr Tagoe has helped organise protests across the city that call for an end to “galamsey", or wildcat gold mining.

However, elevated valuations and cheaper alternatives in other emerging markets, such as ASEAN and Latin America, could constrain these inflows.

Delhi witnessed light rain on Tuesday evening. The city's base station, Safdarjung, recorded 2 mm of rainfall between 5:30pm and 8:30am.

Reserve Bank of India (RBI) data showed, reflecting waning consumer sentiment after a robust festive season.

Fitzrovia Chapel located in London while marking a significant departure from tradition as it will be the first time in over a decade that the speech is not recorded in a royal residence, reported In Style.

James made his Christmas debut in 2003. Victor Wembanyama was born 10 days later.

Canada’s chief actuary has determined that Alberta is not entitled to take more than half the funds in the Canada Pension Plan if its provincial government decides to follow through on a proposal to leave the national retirement scheme.

Reserve Bank of India in its monthly bullentin said that India’s growth trajectory is poised to lift in the second half of 2024-25, driven mainly by resilient domestic private consumption demand.

Geoffrey's spider monkeys that dangle high in the rainforest canopy are elusive and hard for scientists to track.

It is well known that your credit score directly impacts your ability to get a loan and a lower interest rate on it. But what factors impact your credit score? The credit report has answers to that. It is important to know the difference between the two and why both matter.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Merry Christmas to all our readers! As we step into the final stretch of 2024, it’s time to reflect on the market’s journey, analyse the highs and lows, and contemplate the road ahead. In the 52nd week of 2024, the market continues to show its characteristic twists and turns, leaving everyone asking: what does 2025 hold? Read this | Home remedy: Indian pharma bets on domestic brands to combat US generics slowdown The Nifty50 index recorded a commendable gain of approximately 9% for 2024.

Disclaimer: This is an AI-generated live blog and has not been edited by LiveMint staff.Bank Nifty Today Live Updates: At current prices Bank Nifty, faces the below Resistance and Support levels The last recorded close price for Bank Nifty is 50,759.2. This indicates the value at which Bank Nifty finished trading on that particular day.

Aayush Wellness are likely to remain in focus on Tuesday as the company had fixed December 26 as the record date for the purpose of determining the eligible shareholders for the purpose of its bonus share issue. This means today is the last day to buy the shares of the company to be eligible for the bonus shares.

Indian rupee weakened to a life-time low- closing at 85.12/$ on Monday due to strong dollar demand by corporates to help meet month-end payment obligations, traders said. It previously closed at 85.01/$1. Last week, the rupee had touched a record low of 85.08/$1 on a closing basis. «The Reserve Bank of India likely intervened in the currency market to prevent the exchange rate from depreciating further from the 85.12 levels. There were dollar sales from public sector banks, likely on behalf of the RBI,» a currency trader from a state-run bank said.

A biologist hid 350 audio monitors across Costa Rica’s tropical rainforests to spy on endangered spider monkeys in order to help protect them

A chemical company official has been charged in connection with the unauthorized discharge of oil that left a miles-long dark, oily sheen on the Flint River in Michigan

Air India flight last Friday saw a 'record' intake of in-flight alcohol by passengers from the 'dry state', it is this: repressed supply heightens demand. While the value of liquor sold has not been shared by Air India, the fact was that enthusiasm for purchasing 50 ml miniature bottles of a whisky brand for ₹600 and 330 ml of a beer brand for ₹300 was undoubtedly higher than in usual international flights that couldn't be simply explained by Christmas cheer. That Gujarat has a thriving black market for alcohol is well known. While the loss of tax revenue has been estimated to be over ₹16k cr (about $2 bn), the real worm in the bottle has been the hazard posed for many in the form of illicit liquor. By dint of being contraband, no quality control applies to these non-branded concoctions. So, the virtue-signalling in 'dry states' like Gujarat and Bihar is actually viceful. The 'hooch tragedy' claiming 136 lives in Ahmedabad in 2009 still hangs as a warning — not for the dangers of drinking but of prohibition. At a wider level, a 'mai-baap' state treating its citizens as children creates a split-personality citizenry that is moral and amoral at the same time. Whether it be consumption of alcohol or pornography, or gambling, 'sins' have a human tendency of finding dark avenues when prohibited. Instead of 'Gandhian virtue-signalling', efforts should be made to provide safe alcoholic beverages for those who choose to partake in such an adult leisure. To club everyone who imbibes in drink to be a menace — socially or morally, or both — is a recipe for the kind of exaggerated behaviour witnessed on the way to Bangkok.