India to Attract upto USD 1.5B in Employment Opportunities in EV Sector
Saturday, January 18,2025
Amidst anticipation of a global manufacturing resurgence, industrial metals prices continued to rise on Tuesday. Meanwhile, Asian equities increased somewhat more cautiously ahead of this week's U.S. inflation data
The boundaries between the physical, digital, and biological worlds are becoming increasingly hazy in the Fourth Industrial Revolution
According to a monthly survey released on Tuesday, India's manufacturing sector development reached a 16-year high in March thanks to the biggest rise in output and new orders since October 2020 and reports of robust market conditions.
Japan committed further funds to its goal of catching up in semiconductor production by approving up to 590 billion yen (S$5.3 billion) in subsidies for the chip industry startup Rapidus.
A private poll released on Monday (Apr 1) revealed that China's manufacturing activity grew at the highest rate in 13 months in March, with company optimism reaching an 11-month high.
On Monday, oil prices marginally decreased while maintaining the majority of their recent gains due to concerns about OPEC+ supply constraints, assaults on Russian facilities, and positive industrial statistics from China.