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Center-Right Owned by The Hindu Group (Kasturi & Sons)Indian aviation could benefit from West Asia conflict de-escalation: Jefferies
What's behind this
The recent US midterm elections have turned the Trump administration into a ‘lame‑duck’ as the Republican Party lost control of Congress, prompting a Democrats‑powered House. Trade journalist D Ravi Kanth says the new Congress is likely to scrutinise Trump’s trade tariffs, slow India‑US trade talks and ease the harsh H‑1B immigration rules. In financial markets, the loss has affected global bond yields: falling crude oil prices and easing borrowing concerns have pushed yields lower in India and overseas. Indian investors are now considering how to respond to the lower yields.
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Indian aviation could emerge as a major beneficiary of any de-escalation in the West Asia conflict, with changing geopolitical dynamics following the US midterm elections potentially improving the industry's operating environment, according to a report by Jefferies.
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Lower operating expenses and improved flight connectivity could help airlines rebuild passenger demand after months of disruptions and elevated airfares
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Lower operating expenses and improved flight connectivity could help airlines rebuild passenger demand after months of disruptions and elevated airfares
