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11 Oct 2022

OECD develops new global crypto asset reporting framework

CARF will be presented to G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors for discussion at their next meeting. The new transparency initiative, developed together with G20 countries, comes against the backdrop of rapid adoption of the use of crypto-assets for a wide range of investment and financial uses.

20 Nov 2017

PM Modi-led BJP government third most-trusted government in world: Report

Nearly 74 percent Indians expressed confidence in the Modi government.

14 Jul 2017

PM Modi-led NDA third most trusted government in world with support of 73% Indians

In what can be called as a good news for Prime Minister Narendra Modi, 73 per cent Indians still have faith in NDA government, according to the latest report released by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).

21 Mar 2017

Pollution pushing New Zealand to environmental limits: Report

The report from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) said New Zealanders enjoyed a high environmental quality of life and access to pristine wilderness, Xinhua news agency reported.

08 Jun 2015

OECD indicator slips further for US economy

US economic growth is showing further signs of weakening while a recovery is gaining traction in euro zone countries such as France and Italy, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development said on Monday.

25 Nov 2014

OECD sees gradual world recovery, urges ECB to do more

The global economy will gradually improve over the next two years but Japan will grow less than previously expected while the euro zone struggles with stagnation and an increased deflation risk, the OECD said on Tuesday.

12 Nov 2014

Big economy growth stable, but Germany weakening: OECD

The world`s major economies show stable economic momentum but the euro zone continues to lose steam, notably in Germany and Italy, while Japan and Britain may be faltering too, the OECD said on Wednesday.

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