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    Adani Group to seek $1.5 billion for data center financing

    Adani Group, led by Gautam Adani, is negotiating a $1.5 billion loan to finance its data center expansion. The joint venture AdaniConneX with EdgeConneX is involved in discussions with various lenders. Plans include investing around $100 billion in digital infrastructure by 2035, enhancing their energy business. Meanwhile, Reliance conglomerate is also investing significantly in artificial intelligence infrastructure.

    China's cheap money is shaking $9.5 trillion global loan market

    Chinese financial institutions are carving out a significant foothold in global lending markets. With their ability to provide more affordable credit options, they are attracting desirable borrowers away from established international banks. This shift has been fueled by China's easing monetary policies and a fall in domestic demand.

    India needs to create 115 million jobs by 2030, research shows

    India needs to create 115 million jobs by 2030 to boost services and manufacturing for economic expansion. The country must generate 16.5 million jobs annually, 10.4 million from the formal sector, to address high youth unemployment and low labor force participation rate.

    China’s worst capital outflow in years spells more Yuan pressure

    That was the case in the aftermath of a shock currency devaluation in 2015 and during China’s trade war with the US under the Trump administration, when Beijing needed to tighten capital curbs and boost the yuan’s funding cost in Hong Kong. While authorities have also taken various steps to stem the currency’s weakness this time around, the outflow trend looks hard to reverse.

    Hong Kong to give away 500,000 air tickets to revive tourism

    The government is seeking to revive the economy and repair Hong Kong’s global image which was damaged by often-violent protests in 2019, the imposition of tough security laws in 2020 and three years of self-imposed isolation during the pandemic. Gross domestic product shrank 3.5% last year, its third contraction in four years.

    Surprise tightening in Asia ups pressure on dovish central banks

    Pressure is on countries like India who are already returning policy toward pre-pandemic levels. That’s because higher borrowing costs in the US tend to drain capital from emerging markets as money managers chase yields amid negative real rates in Asia.

    The Economic Times
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