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  • $166 bn Trump tariff refunds open in US, but India still has to ask for a slice April 21, 2026
    A significant reduction in US tariffs is setting the stage for a $166 billion refund wave. For Indian exporters, the potential for profit exists, but their success will depend on how well they can negotiate with American partners. Importantly, while US importers can claim refunds, it's up to Indian businesses to strategically navigate their commercial a […]
  • West Asia conflict clouds outlook, but infra investments seen rising 45–50% through FY27–28: Crisil April 21, 2026
    India's infrastructure investment is set for strong growth of 45-50% over the next two years. This surge is fueled by robust domestic demand and supportive government policies. Sectors like renewable energy and data centers will lead the expansion. While the West Asia conflict may cause indirect cost pressures, overall investment remains on track.
  • India faces inflation spillover risks from Middle East conflict: RBI April 21, 2026
    The Reserve Bank of India has issued a cautionary statement regarding escalating inflation rates. Tensions in the Middle East are causing significant disruptions in global supply chains and energy sectors, potentially embedding price volatility within the economy. Instead of slashing demand, the bank aims to guide expectations judiciously.
  • Elevated foreign ownership a positive for Indian financial firms: Fitch April 21, 2026
    Foreign investors are showing increased interest in Indian financial firms. Fitch Ratings notes this can bring long-term capital and better governance. Transactions focusing on internal controls and risk management are key. Investors seek scalable platforms with local expertise. This trend could strengthen standalone credit profiles for institutions like Man […]
  • India's economy projected to grow at 6.4% this year: UN April 21, 2026
    India’s economy is projected to grow 6.4% in 2026 and 6.6% in 2027, according to a United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific report, after expanding 7.4% in 2025 on strong consumption and tax cuts.

 

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