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#WATCH | Delhi | Economist Ved Jain says, "... IMF has projected that in 2025 and 2026, India will be growing at a rate of 6.5% compared to the global rate of 3%. Two important factors in the IMF report are that it will be crucial for India that private and foreign investment in India grow... The other is ease of doing business, which is also being improved in India... With the US policy on tariffs getting tougher, India will have to adjust their tariff structure to align with global expectations... When an economy grows at the fastest rate compared to the global rate, individuals' purchasing power will increase... Indian policy should continue to encourage private and foreign investments..."

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The real threat of the West Asia conflict lies here. This is not merely a confrontation between the USA and Iran; it has become an economic battle. It carries the risk of pulling the entire world into its impact, affecting the economies of all nations. Increasing oil prices, disruptions in supply chains, and global uncertainty are already driving inflation up and slowing down economic growth across the globe. However, India remains relatively stable due to effective government policies. Watch Sudhir Chaudhary explain it in detail!!

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At the inauguration of the Safran Aircraft Engine Services India (SAESI) facility in Hyderabad, Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji emphasised that this state-of-the-art centre marks a major milestone in India’s aviation journey. He highlighted that the facility will help turn India into a global MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul) hub, create new employment opportunities for the youth, and further strengthen India’s position as the world’s third-largest domestic aviation market. “The Bharat of today is dreaming big, doing bigger, and delivering best. We are focussed on ease of doing business to attract global investment and industries. We have opened up defence and space sectors to private players and we have signalled to the world that India welcomes investment and innovation.” — Hon’ble Prime Minister MoCA_GoI

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10,652 views • 8 months ago

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Wall Street Frontline | As the Federal Reserve holds interest rates steady for the third consecutive meeting, global markets are zeroing in on two key forces: persistent uncertainty around elevated tariffs and strong earnings from major tech firms. In an exclusive interview with SFC, Peter Cardillo, Chief Market Economist at Spartan Capital Securities, said signs of a “mild recession” are emerging in the U.S. economy, and the Fed may remain on hold through September. He emphasized that what the market faces today is not just data divergence, but a fundamental shift in policy logic and capital flow patterns. Against this backdrop, the U.S. dollar index is stabilizing near 100, while gold prices are trending higher amid a mix of safe-haven demand and yield recalibration—reflecting continued uncertainty over the medium term. According to Cardillo, striking the right balance between tariffs, interest rates, and economic expectations will be the dominant theme in global asset pricing in the months ahead. Spartan Capital Securities #GlobalEconomy #USRecession
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Wall Street Frontline | As the Federal Reserve holds interest rates steady for the third consecutive meeting, global markets are zeroing in on two key forces: persistent uncertainty around elevated tariffs and strong earnings from major tech firms. In an exclusive interview with SFC, Peter Cardillo, Chief Market Economist at Spartan Capital Securities, said signs of a “mild recession” are emerging in the U.S. economy, and the Fed may remain on hold through September. He emphasized that what the market faces today is not just data divergence, but a fundamental shift in policy logic and capital flow patterns. Against this backdrop, the U.S. dollar index is stabilizing near 100, while gold prices are trending higher amid a mix of safe-haven demand and yield recalibration—reflecting continued uncertainty over the medium term. According to Cardillo, striking the right balance between tariffs, interest rates, and economic expectations will be the dominant theme in global asset pricing in the months ahead. Spartan Capital Securities #GlobalEconomy #USRecession

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