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An outdoor LED display is a great way to grab the attention of passersby on your property. In this age of consumerism, it is important that you advertise your business or products in as many areas as possible. If you have a large open space or patio, it may be your best bet to promote your business using an outdoor LED display. These devices are great for promoting your business to all corners of your property. Significant advantages provided by LED displays over conventional display options are expected to drive growth of the global outdoor LED displays market. LED displays are significantly better than conventional display options since they are energy-efficient, extra durable, and eco-friendly. Many countries have started implementing stringent energy policies, which has increased the adoption of LED displays in indoor as well as outdoor settings. The outdoor LEDs can save as much as 50% of energy as compared to conventional technologies including LCD and plasma with a reduced carbon footprint. For instance, in October 2020, Absen Inc. entered into a contract with Malaysian Airport Holding Berhad to build an LED display at Kuala Lumpur International Airport. Read more @ https://coherentmarketinsights-blog.blogspot.com/2021/02/outdoor-led-displays-market-is-rapidly.html

The National Payments Corporation of India recently issued a circular stating that all merchant transactions done through PPI will be charged an interchange fee of 1.1% on the transaction amount of more than Rs.2000. However, all bank to bank UPI transactions are still free.

SGX Nifty refers to the Singapore Exchange Nifty, a derivative product that allows investors to gain exposure to the Indian equity market without physically being present on the country's stock exchange, the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE).

India's strategic location on the world's shipping routes with a vast coastline of approximately 7,517 km plays in their hands. As of 2021, India owns over 30% of the global share of the ship breaking industry. At present, India ranks as the 16th largest maritime nation globally, with its maritime sector accounting for 95% of the country's trade volume and 70% by monetary value. India also launched a Maritime Vision 2030 under which they have identified over 150 initiatives to accelerate and develop India's diverse maritime sector even more. The Indian government also launched the Sagar Mala program in 2017 which aimed at developing Indian ports and growing logistics-intensive industries. To achieve this the GOI plans to invest $123 billion across 415 maritime projects.