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    Telcos' tariff hikes to push up core inflation by 0.2 pc in FY25: Report

    The recent tariff hikes by the top three telcos in the country are expected to raise core inflation by 0.20 per cent in FY25, with analysts at Deutsche Bank revising their core inflation forecast to 3.8 per cent. The impact of the hikes is anticipated to be felt from July onwards, potentially pushing month-on-month core inflation by over 0.85 per cent. The Reserve Bank of India is closely monitoring the inflation trajectory, especially considering factors like below-trend monsoon rains and fluctuating food prices.

    Wall Street bankers beaten in ‘Smartest’ chess tournament

    William Graif, a chess enthusiast, has competed in various countries and now focuses on teaching chess to children after participating in the World Corporate Chess Championship.

    True freedom lies in train of thoughts

    Lasse Stolley, a 17-year-old German coder, has taken the freedom of travel to a new level by living on a Deutsche Bahn railcar. For about $10,000 a year, he travels 600 km a day, eating in dining cars, sleeping in bunks, and bathing in community centre showers. Stolley believes that life on the train provides the freedom to choose where he wants to go at any time, reminding him of the true luxury of freedom.

    LGBTQIA+ employees have a new ally at workplace in senior leaders

    At companies such as GE Aerospace, IBM, LTIMindtree, Deutsche Bank, Cisco, Cummins and Thoughtworks, board members, leaders, people managers as well as teammates are driving a culture of inclusiveness so that LGBTQIA+ workers don’t feel isolated.

    RBI MPC meeting: India’s FY25 GDP forecast raised to 7.2% from 7%

    The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) raised the FY25 real GDP growth forecast to 7.2% from 7% due to improved rural and urban demand, bolstered by monsoon predictions. The Monetary Policy Committee kept the benchmark rate at 6.25%, noting domestic economic resilience. India's FY24 GDP growth accelerated to 8.2%, driven by a sharp decline in the GDP deflator.

    Euro zone bond yields rise as ECB offers fuzzy outlook

    "The Governing Council will continue to follow a data-dependent and meeting-by-meeting approach to determining the appropriate level and duration of restriction," the ECB said in a statement.

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