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India has surpassed China in the emerging markets investment index, according to a report released by Morgan Stanley on Saturday. The report suggests that India could attract investment up to ₹36,000 crore. This shift highlights India's growing appeal as an investment destination, reflecting increased investor confidence and economic potential compared to China. In a related development, Ajay Singh, the promoter and chairman of SpiceJet, is considering selling more than 10% of his stake in the airline to raise funds. This move is part of a broader strategy to secure financial resources for the airline, which has faced funding challenges. The funding round is expected to be completed by the end of September, marking a critical step in SpiceJet’s efforts to bolster its financial stability and operational capacity. These developments underscore the dynamic changes in both the investment landscape and corporate strategies within the region. India's rising prominence in the investment index and SpiceJet's financial maneuvers reflect broader economic trends and strategic shifts that could impact the market significantly.