Fitch slashes global growth outlook amid escalating trade war
In a special update to its quarterly Global Economic Outlook, Fitch has cut world growth in 2025 by 0.4pp, and China and US growth by 0.5pp from the March edition.
In a special update to its quarterly Global Economic Outlook, Fitch has cut world growth in 2025 by 0.4pp, and China and US growth by 0.5pp from the March edition.
Luxury homes priced between Rs 10–12 crore saw the highest demand, offering the ideal mix of value and exclusivity.
These insights highlight a critical gap between the increasing availability of credit card rewards and their actual utilisation.
Less than 100,000 residential units were sold in the January-March quarter, with most cities covered in the analysis showing a fall in numbers.
Sustained seasonal correction in food prices led the moderation in headline inflation in March 2025.
Two key regulatory changes are expected to support bank credit growth.
Among the top seven cities, Delhi-NCR led in quarterly luxury unit sales, recording a sale of around 950 luxury units, followed by Mumbai.
The year 2024 saw approximately 25 deals, primarily involving operational properties in both business and leisure destinations.
Among the top 7 cities, Chennai and Pune were the only cities to see their unsold luxury stock decline in the period, by 4% and 11%, respectively.
This growth plan is underpinned by a dynamic expansion strategy, aggressive market penetration, and a sharpened focus on innovation-led advisory services.