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    Impact of RBI's embargo will be seen Q1 FY25 also: Kapish Jain, IIFL Finance

    While other businesses are operating fine, this business, how it runs down is something that we will see by the end of the quarter to anticipate what is going to see on the P&L.

    IIFL Finance starts special audit

    The embargo was part of RBI's supervisory action over concerns related to certain loan disbursement practices.

    Kerala’s Pinarayi Vijayan to protest in Delhi over “financial embargo” from Centre, day after Siddaramaiah’s sit in

    Vijayan will become the second chief minister in two days to take his regime to Delhi to strike, a day after Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah’s sit-in at the same location for the same cause.

    Israeli embargo pushes Gaza's hospitals to the brink of collapse

    Hospitals in the Gaza Strip are on the verge of collapse due to the Israeli embargo, which has cut off vital supplies, power, and clean water. Doctors and nurses are grappling with scarce resources and the overwhelming number of casualties. The situation is dire, with hospitals forced to close and medical supplies in critically short supply. Makeshift solutions, such as using clothes for bandages and vinegar as antiseptic, are being used.

    Oil falls as Israel embargo concerns fade, Venezuela sanctions to ease

    Brent futures for December fell 74 cents to $90.76 a barrel. U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) futures for November, which expires on Friday, dropped 57 cents to trade at $87.75 per barrel. The more active December WTI was down 51 cents to $86.76 a barrel at 0047 GMT.

    Russia is feeling the pain of Europe’s oil embargo

    The US Administration feared that EU sanctions on Russia’s seaborne crude, which came into effect on Monday, would send prices soaring. The particular worry was a ban on the provision of ships and services like insurance and financing for Russian cargoes moving anywhere in the world.

    The Economic Times
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