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Posted Apr 11

🚀 India Increases Export Duties on Diesel India has significantly raised export duties on diesel, more than doubling the rate to 55.5 rupees ($0.6) per liter from the previous 21.5 rupees. Bloomberg posted on X, citing a gazette notification released on Saturday. This move is part of the government's broader strategy to manage domestic fuel supplies and stabilize the market. #India#Diesel#ExportDuty#FuelPolicy#EnergyMarket#Economy

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Posted Apr 11

🚀 Bhutan's Bitcoin Mining Activities May Have Slowed Amid Economic Pressures Bhutan may have halted or reduced its Bitcoin mining operations after selling 70% of its Bitcoin holdings. According to Foresight News, this move contrasts with other major institutions and sovereign nations that are increasing their cryptocurrency and gold reserves. Bhutan's hydropower is reportedly being redirected to supply electricity to neighboring India rather than being used for Bitcoin mining. Economic pressures, along with declining Bitcoin prices, increased network difficulty, and halving pressures, are squeezing mining profitability. As of now, Druk Holding and Investments, the sovereign wealth fund managing Bhutan's Bitcoin assets, has not publicly commented on any asset transfers or the status of its mining operations. #Bhutan#Bitcoin#Cryptocurrency#BitcoinMining#Hydropower#EconomicPressure#SovereignWealthFund#MiningProfitability#India#DigitalAssets

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Posted Apr 9

🚀 India Accuses Pakistan of Sponsoring Terrorism Amid Ongoing Tensions India has been actively working to depict Pakistan as a supporter of terrorism following a brief armed conflict between the two nations nearly a year ago. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting India's efforts to influence international perception of its nuclear-armed neighbor. The Indian government has been urging other countries to reconsider their diplomatic and economic engagements with Pakistan, citing concerns over its alleged involvement in terrorist activities. This campaign comes amid ongoing tensions between the two countries, which have historically had a contentious relationship. The situation remains delicate, with both nations maintaining significant military capabilities, including nuclear arsenals. #India#Pakistan#Terrorism#Diplomacy#InternationalRelations#MilitaryTensions#NuclearWeapons#Geopolitics

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Posted Apr 9

🚀 BNP Paribas Appoints New Head for Equity Capital Markets in India BNP Paribas has reportedly appointed Abhishek Joshi to lead its equity capital markets division within the investment banking sector in India, according to sources. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting the strategic move by the bank to strengthen its presence in the Indian market. Joshi's appointment is expected to bolster BNP Paribas's capabilities in managing equity capital market operations, as the bank aims to expand its influence in the region. This decision comes amid increasing competition in the investment banking industry, with global banks vying for a larger share of the Indian market. BNP Paribas's investment banking division has been focusing on enhancing its services and offerings to cater to the growing demands of clients in India. Joshi, with his extensive experience in the field, is anticipated to play a pivotal role in driving the bank's growth strategy forward. #BNPParibas#EquityCapitalMarkets#India#InvestmentBanking#AbhishekJoshi#StrategicMove#FinancialServices#GlobalBanks#MarketExpansion#BankingLeadership

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Posted Apr 9

🚀 World Bank Projects India's Current Account Deficit to Rise by 2027 The World Bank has projected that India's current account deficit will increase to 1.8% of its GDP by the fiscal year 2027. According to Jin10, this anticipated rise is attributed to the growing energy import bills that India is expected to face. The World Bank's forecast highlights the potential economic challenges India may encounter due to its reliance on energy imports, which could impact its overall economic stability in the coming years. #WorldBank#India#CurrentAccountDeficit#EnergyImports#EconomicChallenges#GDP#FiscalYear2027#EconomicStability

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