GODAVARI RIVER INFLOW AND OUTFLOW

Virgin River Season 9: What we know about show's renewal by Netflix for another season and what to expect from Season 8 and Season 9?

Virgin River Season 9 has been confirmed by Netflix. The romantic drama has become the streaming platform’s longest-running original scripted series by number of seasons. The renewal has happened before the premiere of Season 8 in 2027. The ninth season will have 10 episodes. The show will have a total to 94 episodes. Netflix also revealed that the series has crossed 500 million views.

Bitcoin crashes below $70,000, hits lowest since August as institutional selling deepens crypto rout

Bitcoin plunged below $70,000 on November 13, hitting its lowest level since August amid institutional ETF outflows, persistent US inflation and interest rate concerns. Crypto liquidations exceeded $1.6 billion, while analysts warned of a possible further decline to $65,000.

MSCI rejig: Which stocks may see the biggest inflows & outflows?

MSCI adds LIC, Coforge, Adani Green and Meesho to Emerging Markets Index

MSCI will include Life Insurance Corporation of India, Coforge, Adani Green Energy, and Meesho in its index. The changes will take effect on November 30, with passive inflows expected for these new additions. PI Industries will be excluded, leading to an estimate of outflows from this stock. Additionally, the overall number of constituents will increase to 168 in the index.

Bitcoin price set for another bull run? Analyst spots 2023 pattern as ETF outflows plunge to $95 million, flags key BTC USD levels

Bitcoin (BTC USD) price prediction: Bitcoin is showing a price pattern that analyst Tim Warren associates with previous bull runs, despite weak investor sentiment and continued ETF withdrawals. US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded$95 million in outflows on November 10, their third consecutive day of declining withdrawals, while Warren highlighted several price levels to watch.

MFs cut stakes in 79 companies for four straight quarters

Mutual funds in India have continued supporting domestic equities despite market volatility and foreign selling. They decreased stakes in 79 companies for four consecutive quarters until September 2026. While domestic investments by mutual funds totaled ₹4.6 lakh crore, foreign portfolio investors sold about $26 billion in equities. Notable companies with reduced mutual fund stakes include Shivalik Bimetal Controls and TeamLease Services, among others.

MSCI rejig: LIC, Meesho, Coforge set to gain from index inclusion. How much inflows could they attract?

MSCI’s November index rejig will add LIC, Coforge, Meesho and Adani Green to its Standard Index, while removing PI Industries. Nuvama estimates the changes could trigger around $2 billion in passive inflows into Indian equities. Several stocks will also see weight adjustments, while the Smallcap Index will witness fresh additions and exclusions, creating potential stock-specific inflows and outflows.

Rupee climbs to near 7-month high of 93.69 against dollar

On Wednesday, the Indian rupee surged to a close seven-month peak of 93.69 against the US dollar, fueled by a dip in oil prices and a surge in foreign capital into Indian stocks. Although exporters are evaluating hedging options, their engagement is lackluster due to recent regulations. As Brent crude oil prices settle around $92 per barrel, experts forecast the rupee to oscillate within the bandwidth of 93.25 to 94.

Debt Mutual Funds: What investors should know before investing

Debt mutual funds faced substantial outflows amounting to Rs 1.8 lakh crore in September, which was considerable. These outflows were primarily due to liquidity needs, particularly among companies and institutional investors. Investors should evaluate their investment horizon and risk tolerance before choosing a suitable debt fund. Despite the outflows, debt funds remain important for managing short-term financial goals and diversifying portfolios.

Equity mutual fund inflows fall 14% in October as investors trim smallcap exposure

Inflows into equity mutual fund schemes fell by 14% in October, reflecting a trend of reduced investor allocations. Although smallcap funds saw decreasing inflows, large and midcap funds experienced significant increases in investments. Systematic investment plan contributions also declined slightly, while the stoppage ratio rose notably during the same period. In contrast, debt mutual funds attracted substantial inflows after previous outflows, with liquid funds leading this rebound.

Bitcoin slips below $74,000, Ethereum falls to $2,053 as US inflation, rising Treasury yields and ETF outflows weigh on crypto markets

Bitcoin and Ethereum declined as hotter-than-expected US inflation, rising Treasury yields and institutional ETF outflows pressured cryptocurrency markets. Analysts highlighted crucial support levels, weakening momentum and monetary policy concerns, while investors awaited further inflation signals and potential market stabilisation.

Debt mutual funds see sharp recovery in October as quarter-end outflows reverse

Debt mutual funds staged a sharp turnaround in October, recording net inflows of Rs 1.13 lakh crore after heavy outflows in September. Liquid and overnight funds accounted for the bulk of the inflows, reflecting a seasonal reversal of quarter-end withdrawals. However, the recovery remained uneven, with several duration-oriented categories continuing to witness outflows.

Equity MF inflows fall 14% MoM to Rs 32,993 crore in October; smallcap inflows slide 29%: AMFI

In October, equity mutual fund inflows fell by 14% month-on-month, reaching Rs 32,993 crore. Smallcap funds saw a notable decrease of 29%, while large and midcap funds experienced a substantial inflow. In contrast, debt funds received Rs 1.13 lakh crore after two months of outflows. Hybrid funds also turned positive, registering an inflow of Rs 3,514 crore. Open-ended mutual funds overall attracted Rs 1.73 lakh crore in the same month.

Rupee rises 7 paise to 93.70 against US dollar in early trade

The rupee strengthened 7 paise to 93.70 against the US dollar in early trade on Wednesday, supported by sustained foreign fund inflows, easing crude oil prices and improving geopolitical sentiment. The domestic currency has emerged as one of Asia's best performers in FY27, with traders expecting continued overseas investor participation to provide a buffer against external uncertainties.

FIIs are back with a bang but why are stocks from only 2 sectors their favourites?

Recently, foreign institutional investors have rekindled their enthusiasm for Indian equities, with significant investments particularly in technology and telecom sectors. Since mid-October, they've pumped $8.2 billion into the market, reversing prior selling trends. However, the financial services sector continues to struggle with considerable outflows, highlighting a trend of selective investments, while sectors like financials and FMCG are still under pressure.

How can a wet winter leave the American West short of water? NASA followed the snow

A wet winter can leave the American West short of summer water if too much precipitation falls as rain. Mountain snowpack holds water for months and feeds rivers as it melts in spring and summer.

Is Dalal Street heading for a sustained rally? Motilal Oswal says FII flows on the cusp of an inflection

Foreign investor sentiment towards Indian equities could be approaching an inflection point, according to Motilal Oswal Financial Services. Despite $30.4 billion in FII outflows so far in 2026, the brokerage sees improving flows, easing geopolitical concerns, strong domestic fundamentals and reasonable valuations potentially supporting a sustained recovery in Indian equities.

Jefferies sees largecaps benefiting from FPI revival; Reliance, HDFC Bank, Axis Bank among potential beneficiaries

Jefferies expects largecap stocks to benefit more directly from a potential revival in foreign portfolio investor (FPI) flows into Indian equities. The brokerage has identified 12 potential beneficiaries, including Reliance Industries, HDFC Bank, Axis Bank and Kotak Mahindra Bank, amid improving foreign flows and relatively reasonable valuations in the segment.

Bitcoin trades near $75,000 as ETF outflows and US monetary tightening fears weigh on crypto sentiment

Bitcoin's value hovers around $75,000 as ETF outflows take a toll on investor confidence. Similarly, Ethereum struggles near $2,140 after falling past vital support thresholds. Emerging data shows a notable decline in institutional investment in both cryptocurrencies. Analysts stress that identifying the next pivotal support levels for Bitcoin and Ethereum is crucial for their potential rebound. Overall, the crypto market is now valued at $2.53 trillion, reflecting these shifts.

Emerging markets lose $33.8 billion in October as investors flee Asian stocks

October witnessed an alarming withdrawal of $33.8 billion by foreign investors from emerging markets, the largest since March. Almost all of this outflow consisted of equities, severely impacting Taiwan. While Emerging Asia grappled with major losses, Latin America encountered minimal setbacks amid election related volatility. Additionally, Chinese stocks continued to see foreign sell offs for the fifth consecutive month.

Equity mutual fund inflows may drop 18% in October as midcap and hybrid funds lose momentum: Nomura

Net equity inflows into Indian mutual funds are estimated to have declined 18% month-on-month to Rs 34,600 crore in October, according to Nomura. While mid-cap and hybrid fund investments slowed, small-cap funds are expected to remain resilient. Large-cap and mid-cap funds are likely to drive inflows. Average monthly equity flows in FY27 so far are estimated at Rs 36,300 crore, below FY26 levels.

India needs wider bond yield differential to draw foreign investors

India's 10-year government bond yield differential with the US has recently surpassed 240 basis points. Market analysts suggest that this yield gap should exceed 300 basis points for attracting significant foreign investments. October saw foreign investors sell bonds worth approximately ₹5,615 crore, a decrease from the previous month. The rupee's performance improved against the dollar, aiding in mitigating some pressures from portfolio outflows.

Cheap stocks aren’t enough: The one trigger FIIs need to return to India

FIIs have pulled nearly $64 billion from Indian equities over the past two years, marking the longest and deepest sell-off in two decades, according to JM Financial. Despite cheaper valuations and an improving earnings outlook, foreign investors remain on the sidelines, with a sustained decline in crude oil prices emerging as a key trigger for their return.