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Indian skies are getting busier and flight prices for domestic routes in India have recently seen a notable increase. Let's bring up that graphic on your screen now...as you can see fares for popular journeys like New Delhi to Mumbai averaging around $140 as of June 16th.

Why Indian skies are busier now

Amid soaring home prices and steep mortgage rates, a growing trend among millennials and Gen Z to stay in rental markets longer is reshaping the housing landscape. Reports indicate a significant decline in renters moving out to purchase homes, with just 9.4% of move-outs attributed to home purchases in the first quarter.

US tenants stay in rented homes for longer'

We turn our focus to how markets opened this morning. Asian stocks fell in early trade as concerns over France's political turmoil added to the fear in global markets. Traders anxiously eye policy announcements from major central banks that are due this week.

Traders eye decisions from major Central banks due this week'

India's ministry of electronics and information technology, under the leadership of Ashwini Vaishnaw, has accelerated efforts towards implementing the digital personal data protection act or the D-P-D-P-A. Vaishnaw recently announced that the draft rules for the DPDPA are nearing completion, with consultations planned to ensure comprehensive industry input.

Indian government pushes for robust digital infra

In a bid to counter China’s dominant economic influence and alleged unfair trade practices, a group of seven leaders is intensifying efforts to diversify global supply chains. A senior US Official highlighted that the g7, comprising the United States, Britain, Canada, Germany, France, Italy, Japan, and the European Union, is poised for unprecedented unity against China's economic policies deemed non-market and anti-competitive.

China's trade practices prompt G7 unity

Taylor swift's record-breaking Eras tour is not just a spectacle for fans but also a significant economic force, potentially influencing the bank of England's stance on interest rates. As Swifties descend upon London for the UK Leg of her tour in august, economists speculate that the surge in consumer spending could delay the anticipated September rate cut by the Bank of England.

Swift's tour sends UK economy 'shaking it off'

India's significant contribution to the US eahlthcare system through its skilled medical professionals also raises concerns about the country's own healthcare workforce and the phenomenon of brain drain. While, Indian doctors and nurses are pivotal in filling gaps in the us, india faces challenges stemming from the emigration of its best healthcare professionals.

US relies on Indian talent for healthcare

Is the worst of inflation behind us? The latest US inflation report suggests a notable shift in the right direction, offering cautious optimism amidst ongoing economic uncertainties.

Is the US FED ready to start cutting rates?

This past week, US markets closed with mixed results amid economic data indicating easing inflation pressures. The S&P 500 edged up to achieve its fourth consecutive record close. The Nasdaq composite also set a record high, marking its fifth straight all-time closing high. However, the dow jones industrial average slipped. The week saw the nasdaq posting its largest weekly gain since late April, bolstered by optimism over tech stocks.

Global markets in the week gone by

In a major development for india's troubled edtech giant byju's, the national company law tribunal has put a halt to their ongoing rights issue aimed at raising funds.

What's happening at Byju's now?

This week, global markets are poised for several key developments across major economies, influencing investor sentiment and economic policy decisions.

The week ahead: Risks & opportunities

The nascent alliance between HD Kumaraswamy's JD(S) and the BJP is showing signs of strain early on, primarily over economic policies and subsidy allocation.

Coalition friction? : JD (S) in focus

Boeing has announced a three-month delay in reaching a key production milestone for its 737 jet family. Now targeting 42 units per month by september instead of June. This adjustment follows ongoing production challenges and heightened regulatory scrutiny after a January incident involving an Alaska Airlines jetliner.

Boeing faces turbulence in 737 rollout

Brazil's Finance Minister Fernando Haddad is facing the toughest moment of his tenure. After 18 months of balancing president Lula Da Silva's spending ambitions with investor demands for fiscal discipline, Haddad's strategy is faltering.

Brazil's Finance Minister under fire

Britain has imposed its first sanctions targeting vessels in President Putin's "shadow fleet." These ships are suspected of circumventing western sanctions on Russian oil exports.

New sanctions by UK hit Russian military suppliers

India's robust economic strides continue to impress on the global stage as its foreign exchange reserves soar to unprecedented heights, reaching a remarkable milestone of USD 655.817 billion. This achievement, reported by the Reserve Bank of India, reflects india's steadfast commitment to securing its financial stability amidst a dynamic global landscape.

India's Forex reserves surge

Have you noticed empty shelves at your retail stores lately? Global supply chains have been under a lot of strain in recent years. But there is a shift currently underway, and one country is emerging as a major player: India.

India's evolving workforce drives growth

Now, we look at the record rally in Indian stocks, marking a strong recovery from election results day loss. After near-400 billion-dollar wipe-out on the voting count day, Indian shares recovered those losses in just three days. That is the fastest pace of recovery in the last decade.

Indian stocks gain after record rally

Let's look at Apple stocks' blistering rally this week. Apple marked its biggest three-day advance since august 2020. As a result, apple overtook Microsoft to regain its title as the world's most valuable company.

Apple tops Microsoft in market value

Saudi Arabia has officially ended its 50-year petrodollar agreement with the United States, shifting to a multicurrency system for oil sales. This transition allows Saudi Arabia to sell oil in various currencies.

First BRICS meeting post-expansion focuses on local currency use

Hong Kong's property market, a long-time symbol of the city's financial strength, is facing a significant downturn. This decline also coincides with a period of social and political unrest, raising concerns about the city's future as a leading financial hub.

Real estate agents in Hong Kong struggle as transactions plummet

Let's shift our attention to how markets opened this morning. Asian stocks fell, weighed down by japanese and chinese shares. Meanwhile, the Yen weakened as markets awaited the outcome of the bank of Japan's two-day policy meeting.

Investors shrugg off wall street's bullish sentiment

We look at the strong recovery in Indian stocks. After near-400 billion-dollar wipeout on election results day, Indian shares recovered those losses in just three days. That is the fastest pace of recovery in the last decade.

India's stock rebound fastest in a decade

The group of seven nations wrapped up their first day of meetings in Italy. The summit was dominated by the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and efforts to support the embattled nation. Leaders agreed on a framework for a 50 billion dollar loan for Ukraine, utilising interest generated from frozen Russian assets held by G7 nations.

G7 agrees on $50bn loan plan for Ukraine using frozen Russian assets

The European Union’s tariffs on electric vehicles imported from china has ignited a trade dispute. The EU accuses china of unfairly subsidizing its ev industry, giving Chinese manufacturers a competitive edge. China vehemently denies these claims, calling the tariffs "Protectionist."

China considers anti-dumping probe on EU pork imports

We look at the challenges that India's new Renewable Energy Minister faces when the country is falling short of the adoption goals. Under Modi 3.0, Pralhad Joshi has been appointed Renewable Energy Minister, where he'll be tasked with speeding adoption of solar and wind.

Former Indian Coal Minister tasked with renewable goals