Bengaluru, December 10, 2025 — India's construction equipment industry is using EXCON 2025 in Bengaluru not just as a trade fair, but as a launchpad for a bold ambition: to triple the size of the sector to around $25 billion by 2030 and overtake China to become the world's second-largest construction equipment market after the United States .Daily FT Backed by record infrastructure spending and a wave of new product launches from global and Indian manufacturers, this year's edition of EXCON underlines how quickly India is emerging as both a demand center and manufacturing hub for construction machinery.

Indian equities are trying to stabilise on Wednesday, 10 December 2025, after a two‑day slide wiped out around ₹6 lakh crore in investor wealth and knocked the Sensex more than 1,000 points off its recent record high. With US Federal Reserve jitters, Donald Trump’s fresh tariff threat on Indian rice and persistent FII selling in the backdrop, traders are now watching a packed stock‑specific calendar led by Meesho’s listing, Swiggy’s QIP and a clutch of infrastructure and specialty‑chemicals deals. AajTak+2Moneycontrol+2 From Monday to Tuesday, Indian markets saw a sharp reset:

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