A recent Oxfam report reveals a stark disparity in income growth, with global CEO pay soaring by 50% since 2019 to $4.3 million annually, while average worker wages have barely budged, increasing only 0.9% over the same period. This widening gap exacerbates financial struggles for workers, particularly in regions like India, where living wages fall short of decent living expenses. Post navigation Sensex rises nearly 4% in April on FII inflows, monsoon hopes, and trade optimism US manufacturing weakens further in April amid tariff turmoil
