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    Debt mutual funds see outflow of Rs 96,948 crore in May after April surge. What triggered the reversal?
    ETMarkets Smart Talk| RBI's FPI reforms could attract $50-100 billion into Indian debt over time: Vikas Garg of Invesco MF

    RBI’s easing of foreign investment norms for government securities could attract substantial long-term capital inflows into India’s debt market, according to Invesco Mutual Fund. The reforms may deepen bond markets, support the rupee, improve liquidity and strengthen macroeconomic stability.

    Gold on course to log worst yearly fall since 2013 if West Asia troubles continue. Time to sell?

    Gold has fallen over 25% from its peak despite ongoing geopolitical tensions in West Asia, marking a sharp divergence from its traditional safe-haven role. Profit booking after a strong rally, expectations of higher interest rates, a stronger dollar and elevated bond yields have driven the decline. Analysts, however, say central bank demand and macro uncertainty continue to support its long-term outlook.

    Nifty in control of FIIs? The unlucky 13 bluechips facing the hardest institutional selloff

    Foreign investors have significantly reduced holdings in many Nifty companies since September 2024. This has impacted top blue-chip stocks, causing market returns to stagnate. Domestic institutional investors have stepped in, absorbing much of this selling pressure. Experts suggest this is a market recalibration, not a complete exit from India. Investors are advised to focus on earnings growth and disciplined allocation.

    US markets plunge: Dow Jones, S&P 500 and Nasdaq crash as Trump’s Iran threat sparks a risk-off market selloff, pushing the U.S. dollar higher and oil prices sharply upward

    Dow Jones, S&P 500 and Nasdaq crashed as Trump’s Iran threat reignited fears of a wider Middle East conflict. Investors rushed into the U.S. dollar while WTI oil surged toward $90. Rising energy prices now threaten inflation, interest-rate expectations, and economic growth. The selloff reveals how quickly geopolitics can reshape Wall Street sentiment and global markets.

    Short-end Indian debt gains as RBI dollar measures spur buying

    Short-term Indian government bond yields have dropped to their lowest in three months. This move steepens the yield curve significantly. Expectations are high that banks will invest funds from the RBI's dollar inflow measures into this segment. The Reserve Bank of India's steps to attract foreign currency deposits are expected to lower funding costs for banks.

    The Economic Times
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