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#MintCharts | The Australian Open begins on Monday in Melbourne. The deportation of the most dominant men’s player of the past decade, Novak Djokovic, has opened up the contest to new favourites.

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Lenders raise rates as credit growth picks up | PM calls for global action on crypto at virtual Davos meet | Tech M acquires European firm Com Tec Co IT for ₹2,620 crore

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#MintCharts | The Omicron variant has brought in new restrictions in some parts of the country, and this threatens economic recovery yet again. Latest high-frequency indicators show a significant dip in public mobility.

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#MintPlainFacts | In 2020, the Centre found an easy ally in excise duties to prop up its coffers amidst the pandemic distress. The revenue kitty swelled, but fuel got dearer, crossing the ₹100/litre mark in many cities.

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Centre may offer tax sops to home buyers | Railways likely to get a booster shot in Union budget | Microsoft buys ‘Candy Crush’ maker for $68.7 billion

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#MintCharts | The temperature in northern India will remain low in the coming days. Eight years in the last 2 decades saw more deaths due to cold waves than heat waves, data compiled by
@ManjulPaul
shows, with the highest gap in 2020.

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