India offers transparent FDI policy framework for investments
India has embarked on a series of reforms aimed at liberalizing its FDI policies, to stimulate economic growth and encourage foreign capital inflows.
India has embarked on a series of reforms aimed at liberalizing its FDI policies, to stimulate economic growth and encourage foreign capital inflows.
Keeping in mind the upsides and downsides to growth, the Economic Survey expects the real GDP growth in FY26 to be between 6.3 and 6.8%.
Deal activity in the travel and tourism sector remained a mixed bag across different deal types and geographies in 2024.
In 2025, global steel demand is expected to inch up by 0.5-1.5% on the back of easing financing conditions and pent-up demand from some key steel-consuming economies.
In 2024, India's office market reached unprecedented heights, exceeding 77 million sq ft in occupier leasing volumes.
India's luxury housing boom in 2024 has been driven by several key factors, including a robust economic growth and a growing appetite for amenity-rich properties.
India dominated the APAC IPO market with over 200 companies going for public issues in 2024, reveals GlobalData.
The EY Economy Watch also highlights the importance of reforming India’s fiscal responsibility framework to achieve the Viksit Bharat vision by FY2048.
Billionaires have outperformed global equity markets over the past 10 years, with the total global billionaire wealth increasing 121% to USD 14 trillion from USD 6.3 trillion.
The event underscored the strategic importance of the India-UAE partnership, which has evolved into a model of economic and cultural cooperation.