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By: Pallavi Nahata
Resistance from transport organisations against revision in premiums has been cited as a major cause for delay.
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While the cuts are helping to boost car sales, insurance companies too are riding the wave, registering a jump in policies sold.
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The consumer price index-based inflation was at 1.54% in September, compared to 2.07% in August
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The downtick in consumer price index-based inflation, led by dwindling prices of food and core items, comes a month after inflation had edged to 2.07% in August.
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The fresh IMF forecast marks a 20 bps upward revision as compared to its previous forecast.
Exports grew by 6.7% on an annual basis to $36.38 billion, whereas imports grew by 16.6% on an annual basis to $68.53 billion.
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The intent of policy, nevertheless, is to continue to facilitate growth-enabling conditions, Sanjay Malhotra said.
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Mittal noted that agentic and physical AI would affect roles in software engineering, customer support, coding, and call centres.
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While business has been decent so far for vendors at the kandil gully, they anticipate high footfall on the weekend before Diwali.
