Stronger Central, State capex to drive construction sector revival in FY27
The EPC sector’s revenue growth is closely linked to movements in nominal gross fixed capital formation, which Ind-Ra expects to grow 13.1% yoy compared to 8.3% yoy in FY26.
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World Wildlife Day 2026: PM Modi reaffirms commitment to wildlife conservation
Emphasising India’s cultural ethos, the Prime Minister said that our scriptures pray for the welfare of all living beings and inspire sensitivity towards wildlife along with conservation.
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.
“12% Assured?” Ventura warns high-yield bond investors to prioritise safety first
Higher yields in bonds are rarely free lunches, and the well-established correlation between 'return and risk' applies across investment products.
India’s GDP growth seen at 7.6% as manufacturing, services power Q3 surge
For the full year, GDP growth is estimated at 7.6%, supported by robust expansion in the manufacturing sector.
Residential realty cycle peaks; consolidation phase ahead in FY27: Ind-Ra
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.
India’s GDP growth may touch 8.1% in Q3 amid base year shift: SBI Research
India is updating its GDP base year from 2011-12 to 2022-23, with the new series scheduled for release on February 27, 2026.
Small-cap stocks outpace mid & large caps in 3QFY26 earnings rally
Small cap companies emerged as the standout performers, posting a robust 22% year-on-year (YoY) earnings surge - outpacing their mid-cap and large-cap counterparts.
US Supreme Court strikes down Trump tariffs
The executive has quickly invoked Section 122 of the 1974 Trade Act to impose new 10% global tariff on all imports to US for 150 days.
IBC recoveries under pressure as 76% cases breach statutory timeline
The insolvency system will continue to produce low realisation values because its fundamental structural problems remain unaddressed.
