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India real estate sector: Residential sector spearheads influx of realty investments with $693 m in Q1 2024: Cushman & Wakefield - Vimarsana News

India real estate sector: Residential sector spearheads influx of realty investments with $693 m in Q1 2024: Cushman & Wakefield

The Indian Real Estate Sector accounted for investments amounting to $ 1.1 billion in Q1 2024, with the residential sector outshining other asset classes and acquiring investments close to $693 million, according to a report by Cushman & Wakefield

BI said foreign capital entering Indonesia recorded at IDR 8.61 trillion - Vimarsana News

BI said foreign capital entering Indonesia recorded at IDR 8.61 trillion

BI reported foreign capital inflow into the domestic financial market was recorded at IDR 8.61 trillion | jouron

How US Fed's dovish commentary, interest rate status quo impact your money - Vimarsana News

How US Fed's dovish commentary, interest rate status quo impact your money

A rate cut may weaken the dollar, prompting investors to explore alternative assets, including the Indian rupee. Foreign investors may get drawn to Indian equities, potentially leading to increased capital inflows

Telecom Operators Want Tariff Hike Over Operating Costs - Vimarsana News

Telecom Operators Want Tariff Hike Over Operating Costs

Citing increasing cost of business operations and the harsh economy, the telecom operators are proposing an upward review of the mobile termination rate for

Analysis-Investors see long wait for enlarged BRICS' economic boon - Vimarsana News

Analysis-Investors see long wait for enlarged BRICS' economic boon

The expansion of the BRICS group of developing countries could provide a lifeline to capital-starved new entrants Iran and Argentina, but investors and analysts say a broader economic boon for the bloc's members is far from certain. Leaders of the BRICS - Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa - invited the two as well as Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Ethiopia and Egypt into the club at a summit this week in Johannesburg.

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