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    US rate cuts can spur inflows into Indian debt: Citi Exec

    Global interest in Indian debt is set to surge, potentially exceeding the expected $2 billion monthly inflow from JP Morgan's bond index inclusion. Citi's Aditya Bagree forecasts a boost as the US Federal Reserve eyes rate cuts, likely triggering EM bond fund inflows. He highlights India's sovereign debt as a top volatility-adjusted carry trade in the region. Despite recent inflows totaling $32 billion, passive investments and India's economic resilience could drive more robust foreign participation. The rupee's stability and favorable economic indicators further bolster investor confidence in Indian assets.

    Rupee falls 4 paise to 83.55 against US dollar in early trade

    Rupee fell 4 paise to 83.55 against the US dollar due to strong American currency and high crude prices. Forex traders and RBI measures, including foreign fund inflows and high FX reserves, partially restrained the fall. Brent crude at $85.14, dollar index 104.21, weak US CPI data, inflows, and record-high FX reserves noted.

    FII buying in June crosses Rs 15,000 crore. Will IT results attract more inflow?

    While domestic investors, led by mutual funds, have been sustained buyers in all months of calendar year 2024 so far, FIIs have alternated between buying and selling.

    IMF says emerging market capital inflows recover to 2018 levels

    The IMF's External Sector Report indicated gross capital inflows into emerging markets, excluding China, hit $110 billion or 0.6% of GDP last year, the highest since 2018, amidst high U.S. interest rates. These markets showed resilience. China faced net outflows and negative FDI. Net portfolio inflows dipped; FDI held steady. (David Lawder; Franklin Paul)

    Rupee rises 5 paise to 83.44 against US dollar in early trade

    The Indian rupee appreciated 5 paise against the US dollar, supported by a retreat in crude oil prices and foreign fund inflows. Analysts predict a broad trading range for the rupee amid positive economic indicators.

    PE investment in real estate hits $2.5 bn in Q2, a 3-year high

    Institutional investments in India's real estate sector surged to a three-year high of $2.5 billion in the June quarter, primarily driven by robust activity in the industrial and warehousing, and residential segments, according to Colliers. The industrial and warehousing segment attracted the majority of investments at $1.5 billion, marking an 11-fold increase from Q2 2023, while the residential segment also experienced significant growth. Conversely, investments in the office sector plummeted 83%. Foreign investors, particularly from the US and UAE, were prominent contributors in the market, indicating a positive outlook for the industry.

    The Economic Times
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