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Covid-19 Pandemic:Life insurers’ new premium income falls 26 % to Rs 13,739 crores in May
In terms of policies, the industry has seen its numbers plunging by almost 60 per cent y-o-y to 11, 12,2411 in the first two months of the fiscal.For the month of May, at 5,071,992, the industry has almost lost 65 per cent in the same category.
India’s virus count over 2.6 lakh, daily spike inching close to 10,000-mark
Since the onset of June, the country has also been witnessing over 200 COVID-19 fatalities each day that has taken the country’s death toll to 7,466.
India is the fifth worst-hit nation by the COVID-19 pandemic after the US, Brazil, Russia and the UK, according to the Johns Hopkins University data.
Several states like Haryana, Jammu and Kashmir, Assam, Haryana, Karnataka, Chhattisgarh and Tripura among others have been showing a spurt in cases.
A total 266 new COVID-19 fatalities and 9,987 cases have been reported in the last 24 hours till Tuesday 8 am, according to the Union Health Ministry data.
Auto sales may dip by up to 25% in FY21, sharpest decline in two decades: Ind-Ra
The decline (excluding in tractors) would be the steepest in the last two decades, much higher than that recorded during the global recession in 2008-09, and is likely to push industry volumes to the 2011-12 levels, Ind-Ra said in a statement.
Job outlook bleakest in 15 yrs,Just 5 pc of India Inc bullish on hiring in Jul-Sep qtr: Survey
“Corporate India is rationalising its workforce in response to the economic slowdown. It is indeed a wait-and-watch game as organisations are gearing up for the post-lockdown era where they anticipate an upsurge in demand,” said Sandeep Gulati, Group Managing Director of ManpowerGroup India.
Covid-19 impact: Airlines expected to lose $84.3 bn in 2020, says IATA
“Financially, 2020 will go down as the worst year in the history of aviation. On average, every day of this year will add $230 million to industry losses. In total that’s a loss of $84.3billion,” said Alexandre de Juniac, IATA’s Director General and CEO, in a statement.
Coronavirus Situation “Worsening” Worldwide: WHO
After East Asia, Europe became the epicentre of the disease, but has now been overtaken by the Americas.
“Although the situation in Europe is improving, globally it is worsening,” WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus told a virtual news conference in Geneva.
Health Ministry drafts rules to help COVID-19 patients access new drugs
According to a gazette notification of the draft rules published on June 5, a hospital or medical institution may import new drug for “compassionate use for treatment of patients suffering from life threatening disease or disease causing serious permanent disability or disease requiring therapy for unmet medical need”, which has not been permitted in the country, but under Phase-III clinical trial (human trial) in the country or abroad, by making an application to the Central Drug Regulator.
New Zealand says coronavirus ‘eliminated’ and life can resume without restrictions
There were no active cases in New Zealand for the first time since the virus arrived in late February, the health ministry said. New Zealand has reported 1,154 infections and 22 deaths from the disease.
New Zealand vowed to eliminate, not just contain, the virus. This means stopping transmission for an extended period after the last known case is cleared, while being ready to quickly detect and isolate any new cases including from abroad.
Covid-19 vaccine will take minimum 1 year to be available widely:Singapore PM Lee Hsien Loong
Countries will also strive to become less dependent on one another, especially for essential goods and services such as food or critical medical supplies, the prime minister said.
“This will have strategic implications. Countries will have less stake in each other’s wellbeing. They will fight more over how the pie is shared, rather than work together to enlarge the pie for all. It will be a less prosperous world, and also a more troubled one. All these changes will impact Singapore greatly and mean that the next few years will be a disruptive and difficult time,” he cautioned.
Emerging market corporate credit quality down but not out
“This is almost like the Spanish Flu and the great recession combined,” Luis Alberto Moreno, president of the Inter-American Development Bank, said of the situation last right? week.