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Federal Reserve, the Bank of England and the Bank of Japan. Currency moves were largely muted on Monday as investors were hesitant to make big directional wagers ahead of the week's slew of central bank interest rate decisions. «The plethora of event risk and central bank meetings coming up is keeping a lid on volatility, and with traders really not wanting to chase moves or take on significant risk before the FOMC, BoE, BoJ, etc.,» Michael Brown, market analyst at Trader X, said. The U.S. dollar index — which measures the currency against six major counterparts — was about flat at 105.25, not far from the six-month high of 105.43 touched on Thursday.

As the Federal Reserve and central banks of England, China, and Japan ready for rate decisions this week, oil longs seem to have only concern: Keeping a barrel above $90 and adding to the gains thus far for September.

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Investing.com-- Oil prices fell slightly in Asian trade on Monday as traders hunkered down in anticipation of several key central bank meetings this week, although the prospect of a tighter market, on more supply cuts, kept prices at 10-month peaks.

Companies considering India as an investment destination are concerned over long-term outlook of the India-China relationship, besides factors such as competitiveness, the Centre-state polity, societal conflicts, short-term infrastructure and skill availability, said Nick Allan, chief executive of risk consultancy firm Control Risk. This is particularly relevant, considering several American, European, and Japanese companies are exploring India as a key part of their China-plus-one strategy. “In the long term, you know, people question, where’s India and China’s relationship heading? There’s no question that India is emerging as a competitor in a number of spheres to China.

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Passengers on a United Airlines jet got a steep ride to a lower altitude after pilots suspected a possible loss of cabin pressure

Akasa Air has moved court against 43 pilots claiming that they have quit the airline without completing a notice period of six months. The airline in a petition filed with Bombay High Court has sought that pilots be barred joining any airline till the time they complete the mandatory notice period, which was part of employment agreement. In its petition, the airline also said that due to sudden resignation of the pilots, it was forced to cancel multiple flights, causing financial and reputational loss to the airline and has sought monetary compensation of Rs 21 crore, which includes cost of training one pilot, according to a petition reviewed by ET. The airline which started business last year and was rapidly expanding lost 1% market share due to cancellation of over 632 flights in August. “We have sought legal remedy only against a small set of pilots who abandoned their duties and left without serving their mandatory contractual notice period. This is illegal in law but also an unethical and selfish act that disrupted flights in August forcing last minute cancellations that stranded thousands of customers causing significant inconvenience to the travelling public,” an Akasa spokesperson said. Pilots who have quit the airline said that the airline violated contractual agreement by altering salary structure.

Vistara will start direct flights between the national capital and Hong Kong from October 29.

Air India has introduced a tool in its rostering system that will help in mitigating fatigue among pilots as well as put in place various initiatives to ensure the stability of rosters and minimise disruptions. These moves by the Tata Group-owned full-service carrier also come at a time when there are rising concerns in certain quarters about fatigue among pilots and ways to deal with the issue amid rising air traffic and flights. In his weekly message to the employees on Friday, Air India chief Campbell Wilson said the airline has introduced several new initiatives in tandem that seek to increase the stability of printed rosters and minimise disruptions, utilise standby blocks optimally, and set up efficient communications channels. Mentioning about the safety protocols being introduced in all aspects of the airline's operations, Wilson said, «We launched Coruson a few weeks ago, which was followed by the Boeing Alertness Model (BAM)3, the fatigue mitigating tool in our Jeppesen rostering system, that will prevent publishing fatiguing rosters and pairings». During a Jeppesen Crew Ambassadors' session on Thursday, Wilson said there were detailed discussions as well as questions on pairings/rostering, fairness, crew welfare and admin processes.

United Airlines flight en route from Newark to Rome experienced a sudden descent of 28,000 feet in just 10 minutes due to a cabin pressure issue. The Boeing 777 plane, Flight 510, was carrying 270 passengers and 14 crew members when the incident occurred.

Boeing and the Learning Links Foundation have joined forces to launch a groundbreaking Veteran Skilling Program tailored for Indian Army veterans stationed in Ladakh.

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Investing.com — European stock markets weakened Wednesday after the U.K. contracted by more than expected in July, while investors braced for key U.S. inflation data.

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₹100 crore to Sun Group chairman and former promoter of the airline Kalanithi Maran, according to the direction of the Delhi high court on the arbitral award. On Monday, the airline paid ₹77.5 crore and committed to clear the remaining amount of ₹22.5 crore within a day, as the counsel appearing for Maran refused to accept a cheque that was submitted in the HC, and instead requested SpiceJet to transfer the amount via RTGS. On 24 August the Delhi high court had ordered SpiceJet to pay ₹100 crore as part of the arbitration award to Maran by 10 September.

investment bankers and ratings firms in New York City. Boeing’s space leased for more than $100,000 a year, according to CoStar, an outside real-estate data firm. It’s unusual but not unheard of for a CEO to live and work remotely far from the home office.

Investing.com — U.S. futures traded lower Tuesday, handing back some of the previous session’s gains as investors await more inflation data during the week to assess the possibility of more Federal Reserve rate hikes this year.

₹100 crore to Sun Group chairman Kalanithi Maran as per the Delhi High Court's order regarding the execution of an arbitral award. On Monday, SpiceJet had presented a cheque for ₹37.5 crore to Maran in court. However, Maran's counsel had declined it and requested SpiceJet to make a bank transfer.

LONDON (Reuters) — Incoming Bank of England deputy governor Sarah Breeden said on Tuesday that she agreed with her future colleagues on the Monetary Policy Committee that the risks to inflation lay to the upside.

Investing.com — The U.S. dollar edged higher in early European trade Tuesday, reversing some of the previous session’s sharp losses as traders revised their positions before data showing a potential rise in U.S. inflation.