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Which are the best Lasik surgery centres in Pune?

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  National Institute Of Ophthalmology Pune is one of the most popular centers for Lasik eye surgery in India. It is located in Aundh Pune and has been providing good quality services to its customers. National Institute Of Ophthalmology (Aundh). The organization is also known as National Institute Of Ophthalmology, which means that they provide complete solutions for all your Lasik needs. It offers a wide range of services like: National Institute of Opthalmology center pune have two hospitals on different location Find more details Address, Contact details, Map direction and more see link below National Institute Of Ophthalmology (Aundh) Pune National Institute Of Ophthalmology (Shivaji Nagar) Pune National Institute Of Ophthalmology Pune provides a very good environment with advanced technology. Lasik surgery centre is a very good environment with advanced technology. The Lasik surgery centre has advanced technology to perform the surgeries. Lasik surgery Centre is fully equipped...
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European stock exchanges in rally. Banks and cars fly to Piazza Affari

  European stock exchanges in rally. Banks and cars fly to Piazza Affari   (Teleborsa) - Brilliant Piazza Affari , which is in line with the excellent performance of the main European stock exchanges, on the announcement by Russia of a new ceasefire in Ukraine for the evacuation of civilians. Euphoria also dominates overseas trading, the S & P-500 jumped 2.46%. The confirmation of the planned meeting in Turkey between the foreign ministers of Ukraine and Russia also helps the optimism. On the currency market, the Euro / US dollar rose significantly (+ 1.68%), which reached 1.108. A day to forget for gold , which trades at 2,002.1 dollars an ounce, retracing by 2.30%. Deep red for oil (Light Sweet Crude Oil), which continues trading at $ 117.8 per barrel, a sharp decline of 4.77%. The spread is significantly lower, reaching +141 basis points, with a sharp decline of 8 basis points, with the yield of the 10-year BTP reaching 1.60%. In the European stock market scenario, an e...
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Bank change: guide to changing the current account

  Bank change: guide to changing the current account Changing banks: how to transfer your account from one bank to another and how much you spend on changing banks.    Closing a current account is free in our country: this was provided for by the Bersani law introduced in 2006, which made it possible to guarantee the individual account holder the possibility of being able to withdraw from a banking contract without penalties.  Usually, when you close an account it is because you want to proceed with the bank change : in this case, it will be necessary to transfer everything that is active in the old account to the new bank.  How does the bank exchange work and how long does it take to transfer deposits and transactions between two different credit institutions? We analyze the procedure below, together with the proposals for the most convenient current accounts that can be subscribed today.  Find out which current account to change bank with How bank exchang...
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Ukraine, Visco: conflict slows decarbonisation but the climate challenge cannot be postponed

  Ukraine, Visco: conflict slows decarbonisation but the climate challenge cannot be postponed (Teleborsa) - The evolution of the war in Ukraine and its consequences in terms of energy risks slowing down the EU 's decarbonisation process. According to the governor of the Bank of Italy, Ignazio Visco , in fact, due to the conflict "it may be necessary to temporarily depart from the decarbonization path undertaken", but avoiding that this creates "uncertainty on medium-term plans" of energy and green strategies. "The war forces us to ask ourselves about the extent" of the repercussions that it will leave us as a legacy and the issue of energy security “The need arises in the EU to tackle this challenge collectively. Strengthening security - Visco declared in his speech at the 13th conference of the Bank of Italy and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs - involves costs and also implies difficult dilemmas ”. "The surge in energy prices in recent months a...
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Can I activate a credit card with a bank where I don't have an account?

  Can I activate a credit card with a bank where I don't have an account? Current account with credit card included: does it necessarily have to be my account or not? Let's find out together.  A credit card is a particular payment card certifying the credit granted by the bank to its holder: it is in fact equipped with a credit line that allows you to pay even for amounts higher than those actually available on the account.  Precisely for this reason, it is a service that is not granted to everyone with absolute lightness, but provides for checks on the income situation  of applicants. From what has just been said, it can be deduced that it will be much easier to obtain a credit card from a bank with which you are already an account holder.  The credit institution, in fact, will know the credit situation of the individual account holder, therefore it may have greater or lesser difficulties in granting the issuance of a credit card which, in many cases, can also ...
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Bank of Italy, expensive energy will require more targeted measures and diversification of sources

  Bank of Italy, expensive energy will require more targeted measures and diversification of sources (Teleborsa) - The expensive energy situation has "worsened after the aggression by Russia on Ukraine" and since the beginning of the conflict there has been a 40% rise in the price of gas and a doubling of the price of energy electricity . This was stated by Fabrizio Balassone , Head of the Economic Structure Service of the Bank of Italy , during a hearing in the Chamber, underlining "we are all aware that in this phase of emergency the uncertainty about the economic prospects is higher". The expert from Palazzo Koch warns that "if these increases were accompanied by a drastic reduction in imports from Russia, there would be significant negative effects on economic activity in Europe and Italy ", which are currently "difficult to quantify" , and a “Further increase in inflation”. with impacts on purchasing power and income. The fallout from the c...
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ABI, net bad loans increased in January: +3 billion euros

  ABI, net bad loans increased in January: +3 billion euros (Teleborsa) - Net non - performing loans , those net of write-downs and provisions already made by banks with their own resources, in January 2022 increased by 3 billion, to 18.2 billion euros, compared to the figure of December 2021 (15.2 billion), lower than the 19.9 billion of January 2021 (-1.7 billion equal to -8.5%) and the 26.3 billion of January 2020 (-8.2 billion equal to - 31.0%) . This is what emerged from the ABI monthly report on the Italian banking system. Compared to the maximum level of net bad loans, reached in November 2015 (88.8 billion), the reduction is therefore 70.7 billion (equal to -79.6%). The ratio of net non-performing loans to total loans is equal to 1.04% in January 2022, (it was 0.87% in December 2021, 1.14% in January 2021, 1.55% in January 2020 and 4.89% in November 2015). In February 2022, loans to businesses and households increased by 2.3% compared to a year ago. This evidence emerges f...
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