India’s service economy rose at softest pace in 14 months in March: PMI – ThePrint
India’s service economy rose at softest pace in 14 months in March: PMI ThePrint
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India’s service economy rose at softest pace in 14 months in March: PMI ThePrint
India’s service economy rose at softest pace in 14 months in March: PMI ThePrint
Kolkata Knight Riders face early IPL 2026 struggles, with captain Ajinkya Rahane under scrutiny after two defeats. Despite a strong start, his recent form and captaincy have drawn criticism. Veteran spinner Ravichandran Ashwin has defended Rahane, highlighting his supportive leadership and pointing to bowling department limitations as the team’s deeper issues.
The Indian Rupee strengthened against the US dollar on Monday. This gain followed intervention by the Reserve Bank of India to curb speculative positions. The central bank capped banks’ net open positions. Despite this, foreign capital outflows and global uncertainties pose risks. The Rupee may strengthen further but volatility is expected to persist.
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