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India has transitioned from a closed economy to a global consumer powerhouse since its 1990s liberalization.

India’s consumer and retail sector achieved its highest deal activity in three years during Q1 2025, with 139 deals worth $3.8 billion—a 65% rise in volume and 29% in value, according to a Grant Thornton Bharat report.

China has expressed willingness to address India’s $100 billion trade deficit by increasing imports of Indian goods and easing trade barriers.

Foreign corporations leased 111.6 lakh sq ft of office space in India during January-March 2025, contributing 62% of total demand across

Apple exported iPhones worth ₹1.5 trillion from India in FY25, marking a 76% year-on-year growth and surpassing its PLI target of ₹74,900

Donald Trump’s tariff strategy has disrupted global trade, but India finds itself in a comparatively stronger position.

India’s e-retail market is set to grow to 170–170–170–190 billion by 2030, driven by an expanding shopper base, innovative models, and

Internship opportunities in India have surged by 103% between February 2022 and February 2025, as organizations focus on equipping young

India, the world’s largest milk producer, aims to achieve 300 million metric tons (MMT) of milk production by 2028, up from 239 MMT.

India's data centre industry, now valued at $10 billion, generated $1.2 billion in FY24 revenue, with four key players dominating 78% of the

India’s remittance patterns shifted significantly in FY24, with advanced economies like the US, UK, Canada, and Australia contributing over

India is projected to contribute 6% to global trade growth by 2025, trailing only China (12%) and the U.S. (10%), according to the DHL Trade

India is poised for a historic economic transformation, aiming for one million startups by 2035 and an $8-trillion economy.

Developing nations, particularly China and India, saw better than average trade expansion, while many developed nations experienced trade

The US stock market is reeling, with the S&P 500 dropping over 10%, driven by President Trump’s trade war.

India is set to become the world's third-largest economy by 2028, reaching $5.7 trillion, driven by robust growth, policy stability, and

The U.S. recently enacted tariff hikes targeting major trade partners like Canada, Mexico, and China, with temporary pauses for some goods.

A survey by Cred reveals that 97% of Indian credit card holders manage EMIs or loans, highlighting the challenges of financial complexity.

China’s top policymakers outlined their 2025 priorities during the “two sessions,” emphasizing a 5% GDP growth target, boosted innovation

India could become a developed nation by 2047 if it sustains high economic growth, says Anna Bjerde, World Bank's Managing Director