macro Indian real estate PE deal value plummets 30% to $3.7 billion: Anarock Anarock Capital revealed that FY21 marked the highest value of PE deals in the past five years, reaching $6.4 billion. By fortuneindia.com
macro Goods exports dip 3% in FY24, imports fall faster The increase in export of services from India is expected to compensate for the decline in merchandise exports. By Joe Mathew
macro Wholesale inflation rises to 0.53% in March The country’s wholesale price index in March stood at 151.8. The wholesale price index stood at 151.2 for February and January. By fortuneindia.com
macro Lok Sabha Elections 2024: ₹100 cr seized each day since March 1, says EC Election Commission has seized over ₹4,650 cr so far; seizure this time marks a sharp increase from over ₹3,475 crore during 2019 LS polls By fortuneindia.com
macro Middle East crisis: Air India grounds Tel Aviv flights, skirts Iranian airspace The new flight paths are longer and will increase operational costs for carriers, potentially leading to higher airfares. By Shabeeh Azeem
macro Senior citizens' deposits more than doubled to ₹34 lakh cr in 5 yrs; here's why Increase in deposit rates, higher interest rate differential for senior citizens and special deposit schemes propel a "tectonic shift" in deposit accretion for senior citizens, says SBI Research By fortuneindia.com
macro Era of peak profitability and growth for Indian banks is over: Goldman Sachs’ Rahul Jain Rising competitive intensity for both assets and liabilities amid growing regulatory scrutiny indicate a new chapter in Indian banking, says Rahul Jain, head of India equity research, Goldman Sachs By V. Keshavdev
macro Retail inflation eases to 4.85% in March CPI inflation softens to a nine-month low. By fortuneindia.com
macro How Elections Impact Gold Buying Data shows that gold consumption fell during three of the last four general election phases with a decline in demand for gold jewellery, bar, and coin By Rajiv Ranjan Singh
macro World Cybercrime Index: Russia ranks top; India at 10th place, specialises in 'scams' Russian cybercriminals are most professional and technically skilled, with their crimes having the most impact, according to a report prepared by the Sociology Dept of Oxford University By fortuneindia.com