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Power crisis: Railways missed coal train provision targets for over a year

In April, state-run Indian Railways supplied 261 trains per day to Coal India for the power industry, the lowest in three months

E-scooter fires rare but can happen in future: Ola's Bhavish Aggarwal

Ola's e-scooter fire was among a spate of similar recent incidents that triggered an uproar on social media and an investigation by the Indian government

WHO chief Tedros says China's zero-Covid policy not 'sustainable'

Speaking after Tedros, WHO emergencies director Mike Ryan said the impact of a 'zero-Covid' policy on human rights also needs to be taken into consideration

India's fuel sales moderate in April, fall 4% MoM at 18.6 mn tonnes

(Reuters) - India's fuel consumption moderated and slipped 4% in April from the previous month, data showed on Tuesday, as elevated domestic prices slowed activity

Gold prices retreat as dollar resumes uptick; US inflation data eyed

Spot gold was down 0.4% at $1,845.89 per ounce by 12:50 p.m. EDT (1650 GMT), after rising as much as 0.6% earlier in the session

Railways missed CIL train provision targets for over a year: Govt data

Inventories at Indian power plants fell 13% in April despite a 27.6% growth in Coal India's production, as a heatwave sent power demand soaring to a record high.

As Black Sea supplies fall, India sells record 1.4 mn tonnes wheat in April

India is the only major supplier of wheat at this time of year, and its exports of the grain have surged since Russia invaded Ukraine in late February

US oil dips below $100 pressured by economic worries, strong dollar

Wall Street's main indexes also turned lower in volatile trading on concerns over aggressive monetary tightening and slowing economic growth.

Oil prices drop with demand outlook pressured, strong dollar

By Arathy Somasekhar

Under fire over inflation, Biden nods to Fed and attacks Republicans

'I want every American to know that I am taking inflation very seriously and it is my top domestic priority,' says US President

Wall St slips in choppy trading ahead of inflation data; Dow slips 179 pts

All eyes on US CPI data on Wednesday; Peloton slumps as CEO says business 'thinly capitalized'

Putin preparing for prolonged conflict in Ukraine, says US spy chief

'We assess Putin is preparing for a prolonged conflict in Ukraine during which he still intends to achieve goals beyond the Donbas,' US Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines told lawmakers

Ola Electric chief says e-scooter fires rare, but can happen in future

The company, backed by Japan's SoftBank Group, has recalled more than 1,400 e-scooters and appointed external experts to investigate the cause.

Netflix tells employees ads may appear by end of 2022: Report

The streaming pioneer is also planning to start cracking down on password sharing among its subscriber base around the same time, the NYT report said

Centre asks GAIL to import LNG to meet rising city gas demand

Centre has requested GAIL to start importing LNG to meet the rising demands in metropolitan areas

For hype-wary IBM, quantum-computing sales are close, but not too close

Companies for years have touted quantum computing's potential, with little to show for it beyond error-prone machines and basic applications with early clients.

India's edible oil imports to fall for 3rd straight year on record prices

The world's biggest importer of edible oils is likely to make overseas purchases of 12.9 million tonnes in the 2021/22 marketing year ending on Oct. 31

Gold firms as dollar rally pauses; focus on US inflation reading

The dollar was steady after touching a 20-year high on Monday, while benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury yields were off 3-1/2-year peaks. [USD/] [US/]

Stablecoin Terra's broken dollar peg hits wider cryptocurrency markets

TerraUSD, the world's fourth-largest stablecoin, lost a third of its value on Tuesday, spooking cryptocurrency investors and partly contributing to bitcoin's tumble below $30,000 for the first time

Wall Street set to open higher, oil prices extend losses for second day

European stock indexes rose on Tuesday as risk appetite showed some signs of picking up again after Monday's sharp falls, but fears over economic growth still weighed on markets