How big-ticket homes are becoming India’s newest asset anchor
As global economic uncertainty persists and traditional markets show volatility, big-ticket homes stand apart. They are not just places to live; they are life-support systems for wealth.
As global economic uncertainty persists and traditional markets show volatility, big-ticket homes stand apart. They are not just places to live; they are life-support systems for wealth.
The persistently high gold prices and the recent hike in customs duty on gold are likely to dampen demand across various segments.
India Ratings and Research (Ind-Ra) expects Indian passenger vehicle (PV) industry to enter into a structurally...
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