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27.12.25 - 08:30
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Strong fundamentals, big-ticket investments to propel India′s FDI in 2026 (Times of India)
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India anticipates robust FDI growth in 2026, fueled by strong economic fundamentals, significant investment pledges, and improved business ease. New trade pacts, like the one with EFTA promising $100 billion, are attracting major global players. This positive outlook persists despite global economic challenges, with key sectors like services and technology drawing substantial foreign capital....
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27.12.25 - 03:12
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Sensex slips for 3rd day in row, ends at 85,041 points (Times of India)
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Indian stock markets experienced a downturn on Friday, with both the Sensex and Nifty indices registering losses for consecutive days. Foreign fund outflows and a quiet trading environment due to year-end volumes contributed to the cautious sentiment. Investors are awaiting stronger global cues and domestic triggers to revive market momentum....
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27.12.25 - 02:36
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Washington′s National Security Strategy Sends Mixed Signals To India (ZeroHedge)
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Washington's National Security Strategy Sends Mixed Signals To India
Authored by Andrew Korybko via Substack,
The worsening of Indo-US ties under Trump 2.0 has been one of the most unexpected foreign policy outcomes of his second presidency thus far, which this analysis here argues is due to him wanting to punish India for refusing to subordinate itself to the US.
Pakistani-US ties have inversely strengthened despite being very troubled under Trump 1.0, so much so that there's been talk about Pakistan giving the US a commercial port for re-establishing its regional presence, which could have dual military purposes.
This background explains why Trump 2.0's new National Security Strategy (NSS) was such a surprise for South Asian observers. Pakistan is only mentioned once and just in the context of Trump's contentious boast of brokering a ceasefire between it and India even though Pakistan has been the centerpiece of this second administration's regional policy up till this point. Indi...
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