Economy News ( English version)

Goldman Sachs has shifted its focus in India, investing $500 million over three years. The firm aims to grow its market share in equity offerings and mergers, ranking fourth in equity offerings last year, while competing against well-established rivals in the region.

The PwC study showed that roughly 91% of Indian participants expressed certainty regarding their firm's future success, a stark contrast to the 73% reported globally. This trend identifies India as a premier, future-oriented market for family-controlled organisations.

Sattva Group aims to deliver over 2,500 rehabilitation homes and more than 2,000 newly-built residences. Construction will begin this year, and continue in phases until 2032, with the first of the six projects likely to be delivered by 2028.

Salesforce has allegedly laid off up to 1,000 employees at the beginning of this month, amid the company CEO's push towards transitioning to artificial intelligence for some of its roles. Here's what you need to know about which teams were affected. 

The deal will see investment funds affiliated with Carlyle Asia Partners—CA Sardo Investments and Aditya Puri's family office, Salisbury Investments Pvt.—acquire 73% stake in Nido Home Finance. 

A new bill has been introduced in the Lok Sabha. This aims to prevent future confusion. It concerns laws replaced by the Industrial Relations Code of 2020. The government seeks to ensure smooth continuity of these regulations. This move is to avoid any unwarranted complications down the line. The amendment clarifies the legal standing of the replaced acts. […]

India's economy is projected to grow at 7.4% in FY2025/26, with upside risks, as high-frequency indicators show strong expansion. Robust consumption, driven by policy support, and increased investment fueled a 9.2% year-on-year GDP growth in Q4 2025. Despite some cooling signals, underlying macroeconomic momentum remains intact.

Kashmir's orchardists and market vendors are grappling with ambiguity following the India-US trade agreement. On one hand, some experts project a rise in the quality of local fruits and the opportunity for competitive pricing. However, a palpable sense of dread hangs over many as they confront the looming threat to the region's flourishing horticul […]

India has successfully protected its sensitive agricultural and dairy sectors in the interim trade agreement with the US, ensuring no duty concessions were granted on key products. Commerce Secretary Rajesh Agrawal stated that this approach safeguards farmers' livelihoods. The pact is expected to be finalized by March, offering an advantage to India […]