the indian economy. low at over 87 rupees to the dollar, because that would mean the reserve bank of india'sary policy. so that's something that is being very closely watched by policymakers over here in india. despite the retail giant doubling its profits. computing unit and profit guidance for the current business opportunity. our north america business correspondent that beat analyst expectations, with a strong in the cloud computing unit and profit and sales guidance reported a i9% rise in revenue to around $28.7 billion, just shy of wall street's expectations. amazonjoins microsoft and google in reporting the company is also contending with the fallout she gave me her take on amazon's results. and we saw that run up in their share price over facing some headwinds. factor cited for the weaker outlook for 01. google and microsoft. particularly in the second half of the year, that it expect to see the web server aws growth accelerate once again once it can meet consumer demand. but i wonder as well if some of them took fright at that scale of the investment in artificial intelligence. thos

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primarily because inflation was somewhat within the comfort of the reserve bank of zone of the reserve bank of and apart from the indiae tax labs'to'put more in the hands of so boost 757,7— e 7g”) oi the gdp and that nearly 60% of the gdp and that is why it is important. now what happens it is a big impact for middle and lower income who wanted to buy houses groups who wanted to buy houses because homelands are more affordable hope this affordable and they hope this will provide added in stimulus to indian economy. 0ne thing they are closing and on a day—to—day is the declining ruby and basis is the declining ruby and thatis basis is the declining ruby and that is a concern given the threat of a possibility "s—ss “29" �*t�*: —-aa�*s'i. " ~ ,,,, ~ . a donald trump tariff 7 a donald trump tariff hike7 7.7 the rupee to gecause the rupee weakened to all—time low because it inflationary pressures {pearls inflationary pressures come back and also ihiilatioh would also imported inflation would also reserve bank of india's impact reserve bank of india's monetary and that is monetary policy and that is something is being close

and scenarios with the wars breaking out as well as the inflationary pressures. of the reserve bank of indiaof india's gdp. so that's why it's very important. so what happens now? and lower income groups who are possibly because home loans become so they're hoping that this is going to provide but the one thing that they really are closely of a possibility of a donald trump tariff hike. because india's rupee weakened to its all time low at over 87 rupees to the dollar, because that and also, you know, imported inflation would also impact so that's something that is being very closely watched by policymakers over here in india. $90 billion off the company's value, despite the retail giant doubling its profits analysts were expecting. amazon though did announce that it will spend about our north america business correspondent ritika gupta has more. amazon posted sales and profit in last year's final quarter. holiday shopping season boosting its retail business. weak cloud numbers, with big tech ploughing billions of dollars in al and claims that it can be built at a fraction of the cost. ameri

inflation was primarily because inflation was somewhat within the comfort zone of the reserve bank of indiant presented its early on presented its budgeteerly on. by the focus was on saturday by the focus was on consumption led which consun’sptionledgrcwltthr which why they revise consumptionledgrowth,which why they revise lots of slabs into the hands of people money into the hands of people to boost because is almost 6096 of gdp, so important. india's gdp, so very important. there is a impact for there is a big impact for the and lower income groups middle and lower income groups who want to buy because who want to buy houses because home loans more home loans become more affordable so it is hoped it provide a will provide e'sdded stimulus the engine economy, but they to the engine economy, but they are really monitoring the declining rupee made the threats of a donald trump tariff hike, it is all—time tariff hike, it is an all—time low of rupees to dollar mean inflationary which would mean inflationary would come back and pressures would come back and imported which impact importedfinflet

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