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The Economic Times India's NSE leads China with most number of IPOs in Asia, beats US in capital raised
NSE witnessed the highest number of IPOs in Asia in 2024, with 268 IPOs raising over Rs 1.6 lakh crore. This surpasses other major exchanges like Japan, Hong Kong, and Shanghai. NSE also facilitated the highest equity capital raised globally through IPOs in 2024.
The Economic Times DFS Secretary launches revamped 'BAANKNET' portal for e-auction of properties as one-stop destination
Financial Services Secretary M Nagaraju launches revamped 'Baanknet' portal for e-auctions. The platform consolidates assets from PSBs, simplifying property discovery for buyers and investors. It features enhanced user experiences, integrated payment systems, and training for effective use, aiding PSB recovery and economic improvement.
The Economic Times New RBI rule: Getting multiple personal loans set to get tougher
Retail borrowers will be less likely to over-leverage loans in the new year. Lenders must now update credit bureau records every 15 days instead of one month. This allows lenders to better assess borrower risk and prevent multiple loans. Sharper and more reliable data improves decision-making and fosters a healthier lending ecosystem.
The Economic Times GDP growth in Q3FY25 at 5.5-5.7%, short of RBI’s 6.3% forecast: Motilal Oswal
Motilal Oswal's report highlights divergent economic indicators for India in late 2024, with modest real GDP growth, strong industrial sector performance, and declining fiscal spending. Weaker consumption and external trade contributed to an uneven growth trajectory, while investment and certain credit measures showed resilience.
The Economic Times RBI may reduce policy rates by 50 basis points in the first half of 2025: Jefferies
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is likely to cut policy rates by 50 basis points (bps) in the first half of 2025, says a report by Jefferies.
The Economic Times BSE approves Balaji Telefilms' merger scheme, NCLT filing awaits NSE approval
Balaji Telefilms Limited received an Observation Letter from BSE on January 2, 2025, with no adverse observations which greenlights submission of its Scheme of Arrangement to NCLT for approval. This involves Alt Digital Media Entertainment, Marinating Films, and Balaji Telefilms under Companies Act, 2013 provisions.
The Economic Times GCCs now contribute 28% of office space leasing
In 2024, global capacity centers leased 24.9 million sq ft, tripling from 2022. India saw a record 89 million square feet of gross leasing volume, driven by IT-BPM, engineering, manufacturing, BFSI, and flexible sectors. Despite high demand, Grade-A office supply struggled to keep up. A recovery in supply is expected in 2025.
The Economic Times India's PLI schemes to boost revenue of 720 companies by USD 459 billion over next 5 years: Goldman Sachs
India's PLI schemes could generate USD 459 billion in revenue over 5-6 years, enhancing manufacturing, reducing imports, and boosting exports across 720 companies in various sectors, including energy, automobiles, solar, electronics, and pharmaceuticals. The government is refining allocations to address uneven growth.
The Economic Times DPIIT Inks MoU With Startup Policy Forum (SPF) to Boost Country's Startup Ecosystem: Move Aimed at Establishing India as a Global Innovation Hub
New Delhi [India], The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), under the Ministry of Commerce & Industry, has entered into a landmark partnership with the Startup Policy Forum (SPF), a premier industry organization representing India's leading new-age companies. This strategic collaboration aims to establish India as a global hub for innovation and entrepreneurship.
The Economic Times Budget 2025: Why govt needs to anchor its ports before its manufacturing powerhouse dream can fully set sail
Budget 2025: The upcoming Union Budget 2025-26 is expected to focus significantly on improving port infrastructure, shipping, and inland waterways to support India’s manufacturing and export ambitions. This move aims to enhance the efficiency of India's supply chain, reduce logistics costs, and position India as a key player in global trade.
The Economic Times RBI autonomy: When does a Central Bank succeed most in volatile, uncertain environments?
Political interference is the Achilles heel of any regulatory system: among other mechanisms, the central bank may use disclosure rules and the pressures of globalisation to increase political support to maintain its desired independence.
The Economic Times Job creation in India jumps 36 pc in last 10 years vs 6 pc between 2004-2014
Employment generation across the agriculture, manufacturing, and services sectors saw a significant increase during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's tenure in the last 10 years compared to the preceding decade under the Congress-led UPA government, according to figures compiled by the Reserve Bank of India.
The Economic Times Government should come up with a clear roadmap to contain fiscal deficit: Montek Singh Ahluwalia
Montek Singh Ahluwalia, former Deputy Chairman of the Planning Commission, has raised concerns about India's high fiscal deficit, stating that it is much more than other developing countries and hampering private investments.
The Economic Times Dunzo founder Kabeer Biswas may exit cash-strapped delivery startup
This follows nearly 12–18 tumultuous months for one of the early movers in the quick commerce business. The discussions come at a time when the sector is witnessing heightened activity and peak investor interest. Retail Retail, which holds a 25.8% stake in Dunzo, has not yet given the green light to the proposal of Biswas to quit the struggling instant delivery startup.
The Economic Times Bajaj Finance may outperform HDFC Bank in 2025: Sandip Sabharwal
Sandip Sabharwal analyzes mixed auto sales data and positive retail sales, particularly focussing on Avenue Supermarts’ growth. The valuation of D-Mart remains expensive but shows potential for revival. Contrarian opportunities in NBFCs are highlighted, and the impact of ITC Hotels’ demerger on Indian Hotels’ competitiveness is discussed.
