Economic Times27.04.2026BusinessIndia
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يتطور·1 sa önce
Aluminium Prices to Stay High Short-Term Amid Middle East Disruptions, But Surplus Expected Next Year
Aluminium prices are expected to remain high in the short term due to ongoing Middle East disruptions, projected to extend into 2027. However, increased supply from Indonesia and China is anticipated to create a market surplus next year, leading Goldman Sachs to maintain a bearish stance for the medium term.
Economic Times
يتطور·4 sa önce
India's Family Office Ecosystem Surges, Managing Over $30 Billion
India's family office sector has surpassed 300 entities, managing over $30 billion. The country ranks third globally in adding new ultra-high-net-worth individuals. High-net-worth families are projected to grow from 16,000 in 2025 to 26,000 by 2030.
Economic Times
يتطور·5 sa önce
India on track to hit $1 trillion export goal by FY27, says Commerce Minister
India's Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal is confident the country will achieve its $1 trillion export target by FY27, despite West Asia challenges. He cited progress, FTAs, and ease of doing business, noting discussions with the US on a trade pact are finalized pending India's tariff advantage. Goyal also highlighted support for AI startups and Mumbai's potential for data centers.
Economic Times
يتطور·8 sa önce
FSSAI Targets Misleading Food Ads Amidst 'Healthy' Product Claims
India's food regulator FSSAI is scrutinizing 'natural' and 'healthy' food claims, flagging products for misleading advertising. This includes juice marketed as 'no added sugar' with high sugarcane content, and claims like '100% natural' on instant noodles.
Times of India
يتطور·8 sa önce
Redditor Debates Rs 28 LPA in Bengaluru vs. $60K/Year in the US
A Redditor's dilemma comparing a Rs 28 LPA job in Bengaluru to a $60K/year US offer sparks debate. Many advise choosing India due to high US living costs and H-1B uncertainties.
TOI World
يتطور·12 sa önce
Delhi's Mechanics and Used Car Market Grapple with the Electric Vehicle Shift
Delhi's traditional auto repair and used car markets face challenges adapting to the rise of electric vehicles (EVs). Mechanics lack training for EV-specific repairs, while dealers worry about battery costs and resale value, as the city pushes for greater EV adoption.
Times of India