By Naveen Athrappully Contributing Writer America’s trade deficit widened in November to more than $100 billion, with import ...

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In this in-depth interview with Outlook Business, Arvind Virmani, one of the government's top economists, reflects on India's ...

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In 2025, the global economy will be in a much better place than at any time since the outbreak of Covid-19. Growth will be ...