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  • [New] The UK Government has announced the creation of AI Growth Zones, the first of which will be in Culham, Oxfordshire, a site that benefits from a major powerline connection that was previously used for an experimental nuclear reactor (now being decommissioned). Travers Smith
  • [New] The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs' (Defra) upcoming Circular Economy Growth Plan will drive England's transition away from a take-make-waste model by promoting resource efficiency, reducing waste and supporting green jobs and infrastructure. GOV.UK
  • [New] India's future smart cities will thrive not on visible technology but on well-functioning, robust utility systems that support growth and attract investors. Prop News Time
  • [New] Generative AI is rapidly moving from pilot projects to full-scale enterprise deployments, driving global AI spending to a projected compound annual growth rate of 29% from 2024 to 2028. The Chronicle-Journal
  • [New] With economic data softening, and inflation falling slightly, the Bank of England is expected to tilt toward supporting growth, even as inflation remains above target. Vesta Wealth
  • [New] 2026's growth will be driven by continued momentum in the United States, resilient local demand in Europe and Japan, and progressively improving trends in China. The Business of Fashion
  • [New] Government efforts will be expanded to include minerals the UK anticipates needing most in future, for use within the growth sectors. GOV.UK
  • [New] Sweden has mounted a full-court press for its Gripen fighter, dangling local production and jobs, while Canadian industry warns that canceling the F-35 would sacrifice lucrative work on every jet built worldwide. National Security Journal
  • [New] Foxconn offered a bullish outlook on AI-related demand last week, saying it would be a big driver of 2026 growth. Reuters
  • [New] Asia Pacific exhibits rapid capacity growth, smart-terminal investments, and greenfield opportunities that embrace next-gen automation. ReAnIn
  • [New] The global luxury goods industry is likely to sell 3% to 5% more in 2026 after stagnating in 2025, but years of aggressive price increases have alienated customers, threatening long-term growth. The Business of Fashion
  • [New] India's digital insurance sector reached a valuation of $12 billion during 2023, with forecasts indicating expansion to $50 billion by 2030 at a 25% annual growth trajectory. Insurance Business
  • [New] The UK-Kazakhstan minerals partnership is expanding into further work matching UK industry with Kazakh mineral producers, for opportunities in technological partnerships and supply chain security. GOV.UK
  • India's domestic air cargo trade is forecasted to continue rapid growth at 6.9% per year over the next two decades. Indian Aerospace and Defence Bulletin - News for aerosp
  • The rise of high-end electronics manufacturing in India, such as smartphones and wearables, along with other high-value-added manufacturing, like semiconductors, is creating opportunities for future air cargo growth. Indian Aerospace and Defence Bulletin - News for aerosp
  • Agility will be a key factor in future growth, as brands that can adapt swiftly to evolving consumer preferences and changing retail environments will be better positioned to succeed. Paralleldots
  • Europe and the Asia-Pacific regions are expected to experience significant growth through 2030, supported by increasing healthcare investments, rising awareness of neuromodulation therapies, and growing geriatric populations. ReAnIn
  • As global economic trends shift towards sustainability, CIS markets are adapting, with increased focus on green technologies and responsible investing driving long-term growth potential. Statista
  • Demand for freighter aircraft is expected to rise substantially, with Airbus forecasting a 45% growth in the global freighter fleet by 2040. eplaneai
  • The next phase driven by public-private convergence, diversification, stronger regulation, domestic participation, and tech-led transparency will position InvITs as key enablers of sustainable, long-term growth, powering India's infrastructure-led economic transformation in the years ahead. Economic Times
  • Technology and ESG principles will drive operations, positioning InvITs for sustainable growth and India's economic transformation. Economic Times
  • Institutional Growth: As more institutions adopt Ethereum, its role in the global financial system will continue to expand. OKX Europe

Last updated: 24 November 2025



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