DMI AIF - The Sparkle Fund

Cheers to new beginnings, endless possibilities, and dreams turning into reality. ✨ Let’s step into 2025 with hope, excitement, and a Sparkle of joy! Wishing you a very Happy New Year. 🎉🎇 #DMI #TheSparkleFund #DMISparkleFund #HolidayCheer #NewYearJoy #HappyNewYear

Wishing you all the joy and warmth this Christmas!🎄 May your day be filled with love, laughter, and festive cheer. Merry Christmas from all of us at Sparkle Fund! 🎅🎁 #DMI #TheSparkleFund #DMISparkleFund #HolidayCheer #ChristmasJoy #MerryChristmas

May the sparkle of Diwali bring endless growth and success to your business! The Sparkle Fund wishes you a radiant and prosperous Diwali. #DMI #DMISparkleFund #TheSparkleFund #FinTech #Diwali #HappyDiwali #Diwali2024

Leadership Update at DMI! We are pleased to announce the appointment of Niraj Khandelwal as Group Chief Financial Officer and Rachit Gupta as Group Treasury Head. With over 45 years of combined experience, their expertise will be key in enhancing DMI’s financial processes and operational capabilities as we continue to grow in the financial services sector. Read the full press release here: https://lnkd.in/gbvTjhU9 #DMI #TheSparkleFund #DMIAIF #Fintech #DMILeadership #Leadership

In its October meeting, the RBI left the repo rate unchanged at 6.5% for the tenth consecutive meeting. However, it changed the policy stance from “withdrawal of accommodation” to “neutral”, considering a well-balanced inflation-growth dynamic. It stated that it now has greater confidence in navigating the last mile of disinflation while remaining cautious about potential risks from geopolitical tensions and market volatility. Assuming no major surprises in geopolitical developments and domestic food inflation, we continue to anticipate the first rate cut by the RBI at the December policy meeting. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gzYckbAc #DMISparkleFund #TheSparkleFund #India #FinTech #ResearchReport #EconomicReport #RBIReport

India's economic growth slowed in Q1 FY25 due to heatwaves and subdued government spending, but private consumption and investment remained resilient. The outlook, however, faces concern about signs of slowing urban consumption and weakening external demand. Headline inflation rose slightly but remained at a near five-year low in August. Given mixed economic activity and an improving inflation outlook amidst additional rate cuts by the US Fed, the RBI is likely to signal future policy changes, potentially by adopting a dovish tone at the next meeting. We believe the first rate cut will likely happen in December. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gsyDyKH4 #DMISparkleFund #TheSparkleFund #India #FinTech #ResearchReport #EconomicReport

Real GDP growth for Q1 FY25 came in at 6.7% YoY, moderating from 7.8% in Q4 FY24. Growth was supported by the rebound in private consumption, likely due to an improvement in rural demand, while growth in investments slowed owing to the disruptions caused by the general elections. Positively, the real GVA growth surprised on the upside rising by 6.8%. The services sector along with impressive performance in construction, led the growth on the production side, while manufacturing growth slowed. Despite these, the outlook for FY25 remains positive, with expectations of further improvement in rural demand and continued government focus on capital expenditure. We expect the real GDP to grow by 6.9%-7.0% in FY25. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gGbknhS2 #GDPReport #India #DMISparkleFund #TheSparkleFund #FinTech #ResearchReport 

This Independence Day, let's celebrate our diverse heritage, and the one beating heart that unites us all – ‘भारत.’ Together, we are stronger. Jai Hind! #DMI #DMISparkleFund #TheSparkleFund #FinTech #OneNationOneEmotion #IndependenceDay #HappyIndependence #IndependenceDay2024

The MPC kept the policy rate and stance unchanged in today’s meeting, with two members once again voting against the consensus. While the market anticipated some softening in tone, it remained hawkish amidst the uncertainty surrounding food inflation. We retain our view of a rate cut likely in Q3, but now with a higher probability assigned to December due to no signs of softening in policy tone today and upward revision in the inflation forecast for Q2. Read more at https://lnkd.in/dmn4jZ9a #DMI #DMISparkleFund #TheSparkleFund #FinTech #India #RBI #RBIPolicy #FintechReports #EconomicResearchReports #EconomicResearch #EconomicGrowth #FinanceandEconomy #IndianEconomy #RepoRate #Inflation

India’s economic growth likely remained steady in Q1 FY25 and the macro-outlook continues to be a favourable one. Economic growth is expected to gain support from the expectation of a revival in rural demand owing to the prediction of above-normal rainfall. Headline inflation edged up to a four-month high as food prices continued to exert upward pressure. Amidst persistently elevated food inflation and sustained growth momentum we retain our view of no rate cuts prior to Q3 FY25. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gHn5GgzU #DMI #DMISparkleFund #TheSparkleFund #FinTech #India #FintechReports #EconomicResearchReports #EconomicResearch #EconomicRecovery #EconomicGrowth #FinanceandEconomy #IndianEconomy #GlobalEconomy #IndiaEconomics #GlobalEconomics #Inflation #InflationRates