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UK home buyer sentiment hit by worries stemming from Middle East conflict, RICS saysBuyer demand in Britain's housing market has significantly weakened, with a sharp drop in new enquiries attributed to concerns over the Mid...- US dollar gains after stronger-than-expected services sector dataThe Institute for Supply Management said its nonmanufacturing purchasing managers index rose to 53.8 last month from 49.4 in April. May's r...
- US dollar set for 12th weekly gain after blowout jobs numberThe greenback this week was up 0.5%, but those 12 consecutive weeks of rises translated to an 8% increase in the dollar's value. Against th...
- Dollar shrugs off Fitch's US downgrade, advances on strong jobs dataPrivate payrolls rose by 324,000 jobs last month, the ADP National Employment report showed, more than an increase of 189,000 that economis...
- Thai baht faces worst day in 23 years as strong dollar pressures Asia FXOfficial data showed the economy expanded 5.31% in 2022, its best since 2013, and faster than the 5.29% expected in a Reuters poll. Among o...
- Major currencies hold steady ahead of Fed minutes, RBNZThe Reserve Bank of New Zealand is expected to stick to its hawkish stance and deliver a fourth straight half-point rate increase, accordin...
- Dollar trades solidly in calm before CPI stormA quick reading on policymakers' reaction may come from Fed officials Charles Evans and Neel Kashkari who are due to make speeches at 1500 ...
- Euro drops to 20-year low, approaches parity with dollar"The most proximate concern for markets is whether or not Nord Stream 1 is going to come back online," said Bipan Rai, North American head ...
- Global supply chain shortages impeding Indian construction activity despite strength in workloadsDespite the current challenges, respondents still remain optimistic for the coming year ahead, and are one of the few countries monitored b...
- New infrastructure works to lead the demand for construction works : RICSConstruction experts in India painted a positive picture for the industry over the next year with strong levels of activity expected despit...
- States revenue loss from tax cuts on fuel to be lower than tax devolution in FY 22The central government cut the road and infrastructure cess (RIC) component of the Central excise duty levied on petrol and diesel by Rs 5 ...
- Dollar falls to lowest level in almost three months as investors flock to riskNew Zealand's dollar hit its highest level in more than three years, while the Australian dollar scaled September levels after data showed ...
- Tax incentives for home buyers positive for investorsThe raising of deduction limit on principal and interest repayment will encourage home buying, while the green signal to REITs is a positiv...
- Commercial property witness uptick in demand, rental to go upOffice and retail segments, rents across commercial real estate are expected to witness a hike over the coming quarters on account improvin...
- RICS Commercial Property Survey shows drop in occupier demandWeakness in the occupier market appears to be fairly broad based amongst the retail, office and industrial sectors.
- Rate hike to dampen housing demand in festival season: RealtorsThe Reserve Bank's move to raise the repo rate by 0.25 per cent could make funds costlier for both developers as well as consumers.
- India ranks 9th globally for office space demand, says RICSHowever, India still lags behind Thailand, Hong Kong and China on these parameters, as was the case the previous quarter.
- Interest rate cut by RBI must for growth in realty sectorRBI’s policy to continue with current rates in order to rein in inflation through a tight policy could prove counterproductive for realty s...
- Gold to perform best among commodities & may rally to a record next year: Morgan StanleyThe '12 forecast for bullion was increased 35% to $2,200 an ounce, while bull-case target for next year was put at $2,464 in a report.
- Construction mkt to touch $12.7 tn by 2020 led by India, ChinaThe global construction market is expected to soar to a size of $12.7 trillion by 2020 with the sector output likely to rise sharply over t...
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