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    Land deals moderates as developers balance expansion against rising land cost

    India's land acquisition market shows signs of moderation as developers face rising land costs. Joint development arrangements have increased in popularity, accounting for one in every four land deals. The total number of JDA transactions rose significantly from 2022 to 2025, showcasing a shift in strategy. Established markets still attract smaller deals, while larger transactions move towards tier 2 and 3 cities.

    Western Union terminates Intermex deal after approval snag

    Western Union has scrapped its agreement to acquire US-based money transfer firm Intermex for about $500 million after failing to secure regulatory approval from California. The company termed the state's final merger conditions unacceptable, saying they would have required material changes to its business model. Neither company will pay a termination fee.

    The great Indian money hunt: Why India's shadow banks are pulling in billions of dollars

    Blackstone is negotiating a significant investment in IIFL Finance, indicating rising global interest in non-bank lenders. Recent deals include investments by Carlyle and Advent International in housing finance firms. The demand for credit in India is growing, with NBFCs playing a crucial role in accessing underserved markets. Foreign investments in the financial sector have exceeded $20 billion since 2025, reflecting confidence in stability.

    Tanker carrying Russian diesel halts off US coast, shipping data shows

    President Donald Trump last month announced a surprise deal with Moscow to import diesel from Russia to help lower prices at the pumps ahead of this month's US midterm elections.

    Recent Ukrainian attacks have reduced Russia's oil processing capacity by 30%, sources say

    Ukraine's attacks on Russian oil refineries add to Moscow's difficulties in addressing domestic fuel shortages as it ships diesel to international markets under an export deal with US President Donald Trump.

    India may get a better trade deal: Samir Saran on renegotiating with the US

    Following the US midterm elections, Samir Saran emphasized India's need to navigate trade negotiations with patience. He believes aggressive US tariff threats are often part of larger negotiations rather than immediate policy changes. Saran indicated that both domestic political shifts and bipartisan support in Congress ensure continuity of US trade goals. India can leverage its vast market to secure advantageous terms during negotiations.

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