India Ratings and Research (Ind-Ra) projects a positive outlook for the education sector in the financial year 2024-25, citing factors such as increasing enrolments and rising tuition fees per student. The agency anticipates that the growing middle-class income and demand for quality education will drive higher spending on infrastructure and facilities. Digitalization, distance learning, and e-learning content are expected to play a significant role in the sector s growth.
India Ratings and Research (Ind-Ra) has revised India s GDP growth estimate for FY25 upwards to 7.1 per cent, exceeding the Reserve Bank of India s forecast of 7.0 per cent. The agency s outlook is supported by government capital expenditure and a revival in private sector investment. Challenges include uneven consumption demand and export sector obstacles. Despite positive indicators, constraints remain, such as high inflation and geopolitical uncertainties affecting exports.
India Ratings And Research: Ind-Ra expects EPC players to post a healthy performance in FY25, albeit with a moderation in the revenue growth rate, accompanied with a modest uptick in operating margins while maintaining adequate liquidity buffers.
Real Estate Prices In India: The residential sales registered 25% growth year-on-year for the top eight cities in in 9M FY24, despite price increases and sticky interest-rates, according to India Ratings and Research.