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ACs, TVs, smartphones to get more expensive? Here’s why consumer electronics may cost more again this month

Prices of consumer electronics such as air conditioners, refrigerators, washing machines, televisions and smartphones are set to rise again by the end of April, marking the third round of increases in four months amid sustained cost pressures on key inputs.Industry executives, cited by ET, said elevated prices of crude-linked derivatives like plastics, along with a…

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The Future of Business in 2026

The Future of Business in 2026 The global business landscape in 2026 is undergoing one of the most transformative periods in modern history. Rapid technological innovation, shifting consumer behavior, geopolitical realignments, climate concerns, and the rise of digital-first economies are redefining how companies operate, compete, and grow. Businesses are no longer judged solely by profitability;…

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OPEC+ raises output quotas by 206,000 bpd from May; warns on supply risks due to Middle East war

OPEC+ on Sunday agreed to increase oil production quotas for the second consecutive month, while cautioning that damage to energy infrastructure amid ongoing conflicts could disrupt global supplies for an extended period, AFP reported.The oil cartel decided to raise output quotas by 206,000 barrels per day (bpd) from May, with key producers including Russia, Saudi…

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Light is right this Akshaya Tritiya

MUMBAI: Light-weight jewellery was the flavour this Akshaya Tritiya, as a steep rise in gold prices nudged consumers to strike a balance between their budgets and love for the yellow metal that’s considered auspicious in Indian culture.For context—gold has risen nearly 57% year-on-year since last year’s festival—from around Rs 97,000 per 10 grams to roughly…

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