PGIM India's Aniruddha Naha on Market Strategy

PGIM India Aniruddha Naha market strategy

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Aniruddha Naha, Executive Director and Chief Investment Officer at PGIM India Asset Management, advises investors to build portfolios for a stronger FY28, backing rural India's revival and avoiding lenders entirely.

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US President Trump announced 100-200% tariffs on generic medicines from Aug 2028 unless manufacturing relocates to the US. This poses a significant challenge for India's $30B pharma industry, which supplies 47% of US generic prescriptions, potentially making exports unviable and raising US drug prices.

Times of India

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Pakistan has quietly approached the Trump administration for a $10 billion "exchange stabilization facility" to bolster its fragile economy and foreign exchange reserves. The unusual five-year facility, if approved, would strengthen ties with the nuclear-armed nation and provide the US leverage against China's growing influence.

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RBI: India's Economy Navigated Tumultuous Global Phase, Credit Growth Robust

The RBI reported that India's domestic economy successfully navigated a tumultuous global phase, showing robust credit growth and a steady external sector. Despite delayed kharif sowing and rising retail inflation driven by food and fuel, healthy demand and resilient industrial and services sectors underpin a buoyant outlook.

Times of India

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UAE introduces Tabby instalment payments for MoHRE fees and fines nationwide

The UAE's Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation (MoHRE) has introduced a new payment option via Tabby, allowing customers to pay service fees and administrative fines in instalments over 4-12 months, up to AED 20,000. This initiative, available on digital platforms, aims to enhance service efficiency and payment flexibility, complementing existing credit card instalment plans with eight approved banks.

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