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    UAE to invest another $25 billion in India with energy focusโ—UAE to invest another $25 billion in India, eyes energy bets๐•xINBusinessEconomy86145 min ago

    The United Arab Emirates plans to invest an additional $25 billion in India, with a focus on energy projects. The announcement, reported by the Economic Times, signals a deepening of economic ties between the two countries, with energy emerging as a key area for future collaboration and capital deployment.

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    Weakened economies leave central banks with few optionsโ—Without a resilient economy, central banks have limited choicesโœ‰newsBusinessBanking6 min ago

    Financial Times analysis argues that without a resilient underlying economy, central banks face limited policy choices when responding to economic shocks. The piece suggests monetary authorities are constrained because weak growth and fragile conditions restrict how far interest rates and other tools can be used, leaving policymakers with difficult trade-offs between supporting growth and controlling inflation.

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    Iranian rial falls to new all-time low against dollarโ—๐ŸŸข Economy | 5/10 ๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡ท Iranian rial falls to new low The Iranian rial has fallen to a new all-time low, trading at around 2MmastodonBusinessEconomy312 min ago

    The Iranian rial has dropped to a record low, trading at around 2.44 million rials to the US dollar. The currency's continued slide highlights persistent inflation, sanctions pressure and weakening confidence in Iran's economy. Observers are watching whether authorities will intervene to stabilise the exchange rate or tighten currency controls in response.

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    Russia's economy is slowly rottingโ—Russiaโ€™s economy is slowly rottingโœ‰newsBusinessEconomy12 min ago

    Commentary argues that Russia's economy is steadily deteriorating, with structural weaknesses building over time rather than collapsing suddenly. The piece adds to ongoing debate over how much damage sanctions, war spending and labour shortages are doing to Russia's long-term economic health, even as official figures show resilience on the surface.

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    Adroit Industries IPO allotment status in focusโ–ผbigshare ipo allotment statusGgoogleINBusinessMarkets2K3 min ago

    Investors in India are checking the allotment status for the Adroit Industries IPO, with the allocation expected to be finalised today. The Economic Times reports that grey market premium signals suggest a listing gain of around 28%, drawing strong interest from retail bidders via Bigshare Services, the registrar handling the issue.

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    State report touts immigrants' economic role amid ICE arrestsโ–ผState report highlights immigrants' economic contributions, as ICE crackdown ensnares workersโœ‰newsWorldImmigration27 min ago

    Maine released a state report underscoring immigrants' contributions to the local economy just as federal immigration enforcement operations are detaining workers in the state. The timing has drawn attention to the tension between officials' messaging about immigrants' economic value and the impact of crackdowns on businesses and communities that rely on immigrant labor.

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    Trump to unveil $15 billion Iowa steel project before midtermsโ—Trump to announce $15 billion Iowa steel project amid tough midterm climateโœ‰newsEnvironment1 h ago

    President Trump is set to announce a $15 billion steel project in Iowa, according to the Washington Examiner. The announcement comes as the Republican Party faces a difficult midterm election climate, and the timing is being read as an effort to showcase economic investment and manufacturing jobs in a key farming and industrial state ahead of the vote.

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    Wild Screwworm Fly Detected in Texas as Outbreak Spreadsโ—First Wild Screwworm Fly Detected in Texas Since Outbreak Beganโœ‰newsHealthPandemics1 h ago

    A wild screwworm fly has been detected in Texas for the first time since the current outbreak began, confirming the pest has reached the state. Screwworm flies lay eggs in wounds of warm-blooded animals, and their larvae can kill livestock, pets and occasionally people. Health and agriculture officials are expected to step up surveillance and containment efforts as ranchers worry about the threat to cattle herds.