India’s higher education sector eyes $100 bn build-out as enrolments surge
Nearly 30,000 acres of new campus land and approximately 2.7 billion square feet of academic infrastructure are set to be developed to meet surging student demand.
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India-US Trade Deal Restores Export Competitiveness, Yet China Risk Clouds Outlook
Increased imports from China, due to higher US tariffs, and global market competitiveness may suppress realisations in segments, namely chemicals and petrochemicals, limiting benefits.
Union Budget 2026 balances capex push with fiscal discipline: Ind-Ra
The union government’s focus on fiscal consolidation has established fiscal credibility among investors and stakeholders over the years.
India’s GCC count to cross 2,400 by 2030 as office leasing hits record highs
As of end-2024, India housed over 1,700 GCCs employing more than 1.9 million professionals.
India Ranks Among Top 10 Global Housing Markets as Prices Rise 9.6%: Knight Frank Report
Residential sales across India’s top eight cities remained steady in 2025 at over 348,000 units, with H2 2025 volumes reaching their highest level since 2013.
Affordable housing financiers’ AUM to grow steady 20–21% over FY26–27: Crisil Ratings
While growth in home loans is also anticipated to be steady at ~18-20%, the loan against property (LAP) segment should see some moderation in growth.
Budget 2026–27 balances growth, inclusivity and fiscal prudence
This year’s Budget while maintaining continuity has attempted a careful structural transformation.
India Inc holds steady in Q3, but margin pressure mounts: Crisil Intelligence
Four sectors - automobiles, cement, pharmaceuticals and aluminium - which account for more than 20% of the revenue of the companies analysed, are expected to have lifted the overall numbers.
Economic Survey 2025-26 projects 6.8–7.2% growth in FY27, warns of external risks
The Survey strongly emphasises maintaining fiscal credibility and highlights improvements in public expenditure quality by both the union and state governments.
Credit growth pegged at 10–12%, faster than deposit growth: Brickwork Ratings
The report pegs credit growth at ~10–12% CAGR over the next five years with the expectation of continued deepening of banking assets as a share of GDP.
