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India’s trading boom and the fairness debate over ultra-fast trading

Bloomberg reports that everyday investors in India lost billions of dollars while global high-frequency trading firms made large profits, prompting questions about who benefits from automated markets.

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Bloomberg describes India as the world’s largest trading hub, with mobile apps and financial influencers helping draw millions of everyday investors into the market. It reports that those investors lost billions of dollars while global high-frequency trading firms made large profits. Regulators are questioning whether ultra-fast automated trading makes markets more efficient or stacks the odds against average investors, Bloomberg says.

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@beatsinbrief🇮🇳 India Overtakes 🇭🇰 Hong Kong to Become Asia’s 4th Largest REIT Market India’s Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) market value rose 62% to $17.7 billion by March 2026, surpassing Hong Kong’s $17.4 billion to become Asia’s fourth-largest REIT market, according to a Cushman & Wakefield report. Asia’s top REIT markets by value: 🇯🇵 Japan: $101.4 billion 🇸🇬 Singapore: $76.7 billion 🇨🇳 Chinese mainland: $32.1 billion 🇮🇳 India: $17.7 billion India now has seven REITs, including two small and medium REITs.
@EconomicTimesIndia overtakes Hong Kong to become Asia's fourth-largest REIT market https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/industry/services/property-/-cstruction/india-overtakes-hong-kong-to-become-asias-fourth-largest-reit-market/articleshow/134382143.cms
@IndianTechGuide🚨 India overtakes Hong Kong to become Asia’s fourth-largest REIT market.
@businessIndia has become the world's largest trading hub. It's fueled by mobile apps and so-called finfluencers, millions of everyday investors flooded the market, only to lose billions of dollars while global HFT firms raked in massive profits. Now, regulators are asking: should ultra-fast automated trading be seen as an engine for efficient markets, or a game stacked against the average investor? http://bit.ly/4xCIJzE
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    @beatsinbrief🇮🇳 India Overtakes 🇭🇰 Hong Kong to Become Asia’s 4th Largest REIT Market India’s Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) market value rose 62% to $17.7 billion by March 2026, surpassing Hong Kong’s $17.4 billion to become Asia’s fourth-largest REIT market, according to a Cushman & Wakefield report. Asia’s top REIT markets by value: 🇯🇵 Japan: $101.4 billion 🇸🇬 Singapore: $76.7 billion 🇨🇳 Chinese mainland: $32.1 billion 🇮🇳 India: $17.7 billion India now has seven REITs, including two small and medium REITs.
    @EconomicTimesIndia overtakes Hong Kong to become Asia's fourth-largest REIT market https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/industry/services/property-/-cstruction/india-overtakes-hong-kong-to-become-asias-fourth-largest-reit-market/articleshow/134382143.cms
    @IndianTechGuide🚨 India overtakes Hong Kong to become Asia’s fourth-largest REIT market.
    @businessIndia has become the world's largest trading hub. It's fueled by mobile apps and so-called finfluencers, millions of everyday investors flooded the market, only to lose billions of dollars while global HFT firms raked in massive profits. Now, regulators are asking: should ultra-fast automated trading be seen as an engine for efficient markets, or a game stacked against the average investor? http://bit.ly/4xCIJzE
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