India Taps World Bank, ADB for $2.5 Billion Infrastructure Spend
India is said to be in talks with multilateral lenders to secure about $2.5 billion in funding from existing credit lines as New Delhi tees up fresh sources of money after the Middle East conflict crimped its ability to step up spending.
(Bloomberg) — India is said to be in talks with multilateral lenders to secure about $2.5 billion in funding from existing credit lines as New Delhi tees up fresh sources of money after the Middle East conflict crimped its ability to step up spending. Read More
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Bank of England expected to leave interest rates on hold; UK unemployment falls – business live
Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial newsUK wage growth was stronger than expected in the three months to April, this morning’s labour market data shows.Basic pay (which excludes bonuses) rose by 3.4% year-on-year in the quarter, while total pay (including bonuse
