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يتطور·14 dk önce
India's FDI Surges 44% to $39 Billion in 2025, UNCTAD Report States
India's Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) rose 44% to $39 billion in 2025, solidifying its global investment appeal, according to UNCTAD's 2026 World Investment Report. Despite a global FDI increase, project indicators suggest a more cautious investment environment.
Times of India
يتطور·16 dk önce
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink Worried About New York City's Economic Outlook, Taxation
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink expressed concerns about New York City's economic future, taxation, and public services, suggesting the company might deploy US resources elsewhere if conditions worsen. He cited the city's reliance on top earners for tax revenue and criticized "13 years of weak administrations."
Times of India
يتطور·24 dk önce
Indian Economy Shows Resilience Amidst Middle East Conflict, But Monsoon Concerns Linger
Despite global economic headwinds from the Middle East conflict, India's economy shows resilience with strong GST collections, vehicle sales, and UPI transactions. However, a weak monsoon due to El Nino poses a risk to inflation and rural demand, though economists believe the worst is over.
Times of India
يتطور·29 dk önce
US Considers Tariffs on 60 Nations Over Forced Labor Concerns
The US is holding hearings on imposing new tariffs on goods from 60 countries, including India, citing concerns over forced labor. India has rejected the allegations and is presenting its case, while US industry groups anticipate supporting the move.
Economic Times
يتطور·34 dk önce
Indian Airlines Carry Over 1.5 Crore Domestic Passengers in May, IndiGo Leads OTP
Indian airlines transported over 1.53 crore domestic passengers in May, an 11% increase from April. IndiGo maintained market share dominance and led in on-time performance, despite widespread flight cancellations and delays affecting over 2.4 lakh passengers and resulting in significant compensation payouts.
Economic Times
يتطور·35 dk önce
AI's Productivity Boost May Take Years, Deutsche Bank Expert Says
Jim Reid of Deutsche Bank believes AI will significantly boost productivity but its full economic impact may take years to materialize. He draws optimism from economic history, noting past technological breakthroughs also sparked job loss fears that didn't broadly materialize. Investors are watching AI infrastructure spending and semiconductor stocks.
Times of India