Knight Frank Report Highlights $2.2 Trillion Infrastructure Need for India's $7 Trillion Economy by 2030

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Knight Frank Report Highlights $2.2 Trillion Infrastructure Need for India's $7 Trillion Economy by 2030

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Knight Frank reports India needs $2.2 trillion for infrastructure by 2030.
Private investment in infrastructure fell from $160 billion to $39.2 billion.
Central government aims for a fiscal deficit below 4.5% by 2025.
Shishir Baijal stated, “India’s ranking in the Logistics Performance Index improved from 54 to 38.”
India's infrastructure in 2023 compared to China's in 2007 shows significant gaps.
Urban population growth of 14% from 2013-2023 necessitates mass transport expansion.
Challenges for private investment include delays and financing difficulties, requiring urgent measures.

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New Sectors Highlighted for Infrastructure Investment

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Key sectors for private investment include renewable energy, data centers, and logistics.
Knight Frank emphasizes the importance of balancing public and private investments.

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Mirae Asset Launches Funds Amid Infrastructure Needs

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Mirae Asset Investment Managers launched two funds targeting India's consumption landscape.
The Mirae Asset Nifty India New Age Consumption ETF tracks the Nifty India New Age Consumption Index.
Siddharth Srivastava: “India’s spending patterns are evolving at a significant pace.”
Recent data shows a shift in consumer spending towards non-food discretionary items.
The ETF's NFO period is from December 12-20, 2024.
Minimum investment for the ETF is Rs 5,000.
Rajeev Vijay: “India stands at the cusp of a transformative era in infrastructure development.”

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Call for Increased Infrastructure Spending to Boost GDP

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Experts advocate for a 30% increase in infrastructure spending
Proposed allocation for 2025 budget is ₹18 lakh crore
Vinayak Chatterjee: “Every rupee spent generates three rupees in GDP.”
Chatterjee estimates a six-point loss in GDP growth due to reduced spending
Industry leaders stress the need for significant budgetary increases

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India's Economy Set for USD 7 Trillion Growth

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Arvind Panagariya projects India's economy to exceed USD 7 trillion by 2030.
He suggests an aggressive estimate could reach USD 9 trillion.
Panagariya emphasizes the need for pending reforms to accelerate growth.
He believes India could achieve 11-12 percent growth with reforms.
High cost of urban land is a barrier to commercial housing.
He recommends equities as the best long-term investment.
Panagariya advises caution in real estate investments based on market conditions.

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India's Green Finance and Economic Growth Challenges

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India's green finance reached an all-time high of INR 3,712 billion annually.
Adaptation finance remains a fraction of the estimated INR 11 trillion needed.
Debt instruments accounted for 50% of total green finance flows.
India's economy is expected to normalize growth patterns after 3Q24.
Economic growth slowed to 5.4% year-on-year in 3Q24.
Indermit Gill emphasized the need for structural reforms.

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Knight Frank Report Highlights $2.2 Trillion Infrastructure Need for India's $7 Trillion Economy by 2030

Knight Frank Report Highlights $2.2 Trillion Infrastructure Need for India's $7 Trillion Economy by 2030

New Sectors Highlighted for Infrastructure Investment

Mirae Asset Launches Funds Amid Infrastructure Needs

Call for Increased Infrastructure Spending to Boost GDP

India's Economy Set for USD 7 Trillion Growth

India's Green Finance and Economic Growth Challenges

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