India largely insulated from Middle East conflict: Ind-Ra
Ind-Ra suggests that the effect of the conflict between Iran and US allies on the Indian economy largely depends on its duration.
Ind-Ra suggests that the effect of the conflict between Iran and US allies on the Indian economy largely depends on its duration.
Set against the tranquil backdrop of Uttarakhand’s pristine landscapes, the experience blends storytelling, aroma exploration, flavour profiling, and mindful brewing techniques.
India’s new GDP series is quite comprehensive and attempts an honest reconciliatory approach, enhancing a wide net that covers myriad data points, uncovering a better version of the India growth story.
Higher yields in bonds are rarely free lunches, and the well-established correlation between 'return and risk' applies across investment products.
For the full year, GDP growth is estimated at 7.6%, supported by robust expansion in the manufacturing sector.
Quality small caps are expected to generate superior returns hereon while large caps may remain range-bound due to high valuations and lower growth.
Ind‑Ra expects office stock across the top eight cities to reach about 1,500 msf by March 2027, up 8% YoY and rentals to moderate to 4%-6% YoY.
Ind-Ra expects the residential real estate sector to see subdued growth in FY27, following strong growth during FY23-FY25 and slow growth in FY26.
As the nation builds roads at an unprecedented scale, the focus is now shifting from just expanding networks to ensuring world-class quality, safety and reliability.
India is updating its GDP base year from 2011-12 to 2022-23, with the new series scheduled for release on February 27, 2026.