NeoLiv, a Mumbai-based realty developer, has successfully sold all 263 residential plots in its inaugural project, 'NeoLiv Grand Park' in Kundli-Sonipat, Haryana, generating over Rs 300 crore in sales. The project, spanning 19.46 acres, experienced demand nearly four times the available inventory, highlighting strong buyer confidence.
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The rupee strengthened marginally to 85.80 against the US dollar, supported by easing oil prices and positive domestic equities, reversing a two-day losing streak. Traders are cautious ahead of the RBI's rate decision, with expectations of a potential rate cut looming. The domestic equity market showed positive momentum, with both Sensex and Nifty closing higher.
India's agricultural sector has undergone a significant transformation in the last 11 years, driven by increased budgetary support and policy focus. The government reports substantial growth in foodgrain output, rising MSP for key crops, and significant disbursements under PM-KISAN. Crop procurement volumes have also seen a sharp increase, positioning India towards global agricultural leadership.
Little Caesars, the world's third-largest pizza chain, is set to launch in India this month, marking its 30th global market. Partnering with Harnessing Harvest, the Detroit-based brand will open its first outlet in the Delhi-NCR region. This expansion comes as India's pizza market is projected to reach $11.8 billion by 2033, dominated by players like... Expand
European and Asian stocks climbed, mirroring Wall Street's optimism fueled by easing trade tensions and South Korea's political developments. Investors are closely monitoring US trade policy and awaiting key economic data, including the non-farm payrolls report. Technology stocks led gains, while Treasury yields remained stable after recent increases, and commodity markets saw slight gains in crude oil prices.
The RBI maintains its cautious stance on cryptocurrency, citing potential risks to financial stability and monetary policy, despite the Supreme Court's view against a ban. A government committee is currently reviewing the matter. The RBI has also introduced a new regulation-making framework emphasizing public consultation, impact analysis, and regular reviews to adapt to evolving conditions.
Bank deposits in metro cities have increased to 53.2% in March 2025, while their share in bank credit has decreased. This shift is driven by a growing preference for personal loans and the movement of capital to semi-urban areas. Personal loans have seen significant growth, with housing loans becoming more affordable.
The Indian femtech sector, after a funding peak in 2021, is now seeing strategic consolidation through acquisitions. IVF Access, a fertility chain, recently acquired Proactive For Her, a digital women's health clinic. This acquisition signals a shift towards integrated platforms offering full-stack clinical care, moving beyond standalone apps to address the entire care journey.
A Jefferies report indicates that AI implementation may disproportionately affect entry-level white-collar positions, raising unemployment concerns for recent US university graduates. Sectors like sales, customer support, and software development are particularly vulnerable. While some companies report net employment gains, others acknowledge AI-led staff reductions impacting service quality, highlighting the need for proactive skill development and workplace adaptation.
India's engineering exports face significant headwinds as the US prepares to impose a 50% tariff on steel and aluminium imports, effective June 4, 2025. This move, doubling existing duties, threatens approximately $5 billion in annual exports, prompting concerns from the EEPC and AAI.