No rate cut by RBI; Developers pin hopes on festive demand to sustain housing momentum
Stability in interest rates offers clarity for both developers and homebuyers, enabling structured planning and decision-making.
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Don’t expect further rate cuts unless growth concerns aggravate: CareEdge Ratings
Given the incomplete transmission of the previous rate cuts, the RBI is expected to hold off on further easing, allowing time for the full impact of earlier measures to materialise.
GDP growth in FY26 to moderate amid global uncertainties: Ind-Ra
India Ratings and Research (Ind-Ra) expects GDP in FY26 to grow 6.3% yoy, 30bp lower...
Domestic investors pour $1.4 Bn into Indian real estate in H1 2025
While foreign investments saw a 39% YoY decline, domestic capital surged by 53% to USD 1.4 billion, accounting for 48% of the total inflows in H1 2025.
Housing sales dip 20% YoY in Q2 2025 across top 7 cities
There was an annual sales drop of 20%, with approx. 96,285 units sold in the quarter against approx. 1,20,335 units in Q2 2024.
India’s office market grows 13% YoY in H1 2025: Colliers Report
Bengaluru led leasing activity during Q2 2025 with a 27% share at 4.8 million square feet, reaffirming its position as India’s top office market.
India’s hotel industry set for stable FY26 as RevPAR growth moderates
While occupancy rates in FY26 are likely to be supported by business events and leisure travel, they are likely to be dampened by potential economic slowdowns if the trade wars were to prolong.
79% of Indians unsure if their insurance policy offers adequate coverage
The survey uncovers major gaps in policy comprehension, family awareness, and management mechanisms.
Softening retail credit weighs on India’s credit health in Q4 FY25
The CMI for demand, reflecting consumers applying for new credit, continued to show a downward trend, falling to 92 in March 2025, from 95 in March 2024.
India to outpace G7 in GDP growth by 2030: Equirus Report
The report urges investors to re-evaluate traditional portfolio models like the 60/40 split in the wake of rising global uncertainty, inflation volatility, and changing economic leadership.
