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28.05.26 - 09:18
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Global Interest in India′s Affordable Housing (Bloomberg)
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Global investors are increasing long‑term commitments to India's affordable and middle‑income housing sector, despite currency pressures and near‑term market volatility. This segment examines why foreign capital is targeting Indian real estate and private credit, and how infrastructure spending and demographic trends are shaping demand.
With a persistent housing supply gap and rising urbanisation, the focus is on risk‑adjusted returns, private credit, and the role of government policy in supporting development. Vipul Roongta, CEO of HDFC Capital Advisors, joined Haslinda Amin on Insight with Haslinda Amin to discuss fundraising trends, deployment plans, and the outlook for India's housing market. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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19.04.26 - 05:00
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Will AI job fears hurt China′s housing market as they have in the US and India? (SCMP)
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Growing public anxiety over artificial intelligence-driven job loss, especially in technology and other white-collar sectors, has weighed on housing sentiment in the US and India.
Yet data remains insufficient to quantify the direct impact of AI-related job fears on China's sluggish home-buying sentiment, though analysts expect such concerns to make households more cautious about long-term housing purchase decisions.
China's rapid AI adoption to boost automation and productivity had implications......
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16.04.26 - 00:12
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Why India′s wealth is shifting from gold and property into startups (CNBC)
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A wave of newly institutionalized family wealth and a $1.5 trillion inter‑generational transfer are steering more capital into private markets—especially startups. With foreign venture capital becoming more selective, India's heirs, first‑generation founders and ESOP winners are filling early‑stage funding gaps through family offices and direct bets....
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