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DPI 2.0 targets MSME, agri output via faster policy push

29-04-2026

NITI Aayog has outlined a detailed roadmap for the rollout of Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) 2.0, emphasising decentralised execution, sector-focused transformation cycles, and stronger global engagement to accelerate India’s journey towards a $30 trillion economy by 2047.

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Oil demand falls as supply shortages intensify globally

29-04-2026

A sharp slowdown in global oil demand in April has been driven primarily by supply disruptions rather than elevated prices, according to a report by JP Morgan.

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Govt clears additional wheat exports amid strong harvest

29-04-2026

The Centre has formally permitted export of an additional 25 lakh tonnes of wheat, signalling confidence in domestic supply levels and a robust harvest outlook. The decision, notified by the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT), comes amid expectations of comfortable stock positions for the current crop year.

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Gold futures slide to monthly low as US dollar strengthens

29-04-2026

Gold futures slumped to a one-month low on Tuesday, pressured by a stronger dollar and rising crude oil prices, which together dented investor sentiment in the bullion market. The decline comes amid mounting inflation concerns and expectations of tighter monetary policy from major global central banks.

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Steel consumption strong despite slower growth

29-04-2026

India’s domestic steel consumption is projected to grow at a robust 6.8% CAGR through FY32E, signalling sustained long-term demand even as growth moderates from recent highs, according to a report by Goldman Sachs.

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Tur falls on weak demand; chana, urad remain firm

29-04-2026

Pulses prices showed a mixed trend across key spot markets on Tuesday, with tur declining on weak demand even as arrivals tightened, while chana and urad held firm amid balanced supply-demand dynamics.

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