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China's central bank vows 'moderately loose' policy

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

Officials have unveiled measures aimed at bolstering growth, including cutting interest rates and easing homebuying restrictions, but economists have warned more direct stimulus may still be needed.

Spotlighting India’s next-GenAI startups!

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

Indian deep-tech startups in GenAI are creating solutions in sectors like finance, AI cloud, video streaming, and healthcare, targeting global markets. Ten promising AI startups are highlighted, showcasing their vision and challenges.

Experts wary of data panel curveball on Big Tech, social firms

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

Legal experts are worried about proposed rules that could restrict sending personal data abroad. The Indian government assures the new data rules do not require data localisation. However, compliance costs and potential trade barriers are concerns. Age-gating using school databases is commended but poses challenges. Parental consent requirements for children under 18 could affect social media and gaming companies.

Health, fitness products fly off the shelves at D2C, quick commerce

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

D2C brands and quick commerce platforms are experiencing a surge in demand for health and fitness products as consumers focus on fitness and personal wellbeing. Companies like Healthify and Boldfit report significant revenue increases, and fitness wearables and protein-based items see heightened sales, particularly in Tier II and Tier III cities.

Currency tailwinds may help IT companies shake off seasonal December blues

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

India's technology outsourcing industry is expected to improve in the December quarter due to currency benefits. However, caution remains as the industry recovers from previous stagnation. Leading companies like TCS, HCLTech, Infosys, Wipro, and others will present their earnings soon. Analysts will focus on management commentary, future IT budgets, and demand outlook for 2025.

New-age companies end year of reckoning with stronger business, better bottomline

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

More than two dozen startups in India improved their financial performance in FY24 with a combined revenue of over Rs 500 crore. Startups like Purplle, Porter, Lenskart and PhonePe achieved growth and better margins while others focused on reducing losses. The trend emphasises healthier business practices as funding remained tight.

Accel eyes more IPOs in ‘standout’ market India this year

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

Accel plans to take more startups public this year. The venture fund closed its eighth India-focused fund of $650 million. Accel aims to invest in sectors like AI, fintech, and consumer internet. It supports companies from pre-seed to IPO and focuses on aligning valuations with long-term growth. The fund expects IPO activity to continue increasing in the near future.