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The U.S. Federal Reserve’s recent 25 bps rate cut marks a measured shift in global monetary policy aimed at supporting growth amid slowing job markets and inflation pressures. While Chair Jerome Powell emphasized that future moves will remain data-dependent, the decision has broadly supported global liquidity sentiment.

Mr. Samyak Jain, Director, Siddha Group, said, “The U.S. Federal Reserve’s recent rate cut is more than just a monetary policy action—it signals easing liquidity and improving investor sentiment worldwide. For India, however, this positive shift comes alongside the challenge of steep tariffs on our exports, which have pressured trade flows and currency stability. As a nation poised for accelerated economic growth, we strongly hope the current U.S. administration will soften its stance and strengthen its partnership with India. A collaborative trade relationship, combined with supportive financial conditions, can unlock immense potential for both economies.                                                                                                                                                                 

“While the Fed’s rate cut is significant for global markets, we believe its direct impact on India’s real estate sector is limited. India’s housing growth continues to be driven by strong domestic fundamentals—robust end-user demand, infrastructure upgrades, and the resilience of urban buyers.

At Siddha Group, our focus remains on creating homes that balance aspiration with affordability and deliver long-term value to our customers. We remain committed to building sustainably and contributing to the growth of India’s housing ecosystem, independent of global monetary policy shifts. Our vision continues to be aligned with India’s domestic growth story—forward-looking, resilient, and focused on providing meaningful, quality housing solutions.”  said Mr Jain.

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