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Foreign investment in Indian stocks set to rebound, says asset manager Amundi

Amundi, Europe's largest asset manager, expects foreign investors to return to Indian equities as heavy selling in 2025 eases. Foreign investors sold $16.4 billion in shares this year, while domestic buyers purchased $77 billion. Despite underperforming other emerging markets, India's Nifty 50 rose 10.8%. Amundi recommends increasing allocation to Indian equities, citing strong domestic demand and potential for growth. The firm remains positive on Indian and emerging market equities for the first half of 2026, viewing India as a hedge against global volatility.

Reuters·
Reuters·

India stocks set to open higher with record high in sight

India's stock benchmarks, Nifty and Sensex, are set to open higher, nearing record highs, driven by positive earnings outlooks and stable economic conditions. Despite other Asian markets declining, India's market sentiment remains positive due to stable flows and domestic buying. Foreign portfolio investors continued to buy Indian stocks, while domestic institutional investors maintained strong inflows. Key stocks to watch include Tata Consultancy Services and JSW Energy. Meanwhile, U.S. markets declined due to concerns over tech valuations and employment growth data affecting interest rate cut expectations.

Reuters·
Reuters·

India's Reliance To Stop Processing Russian Oil At Giant Jamnagar Refinery

India's Reliance Industries will stop processing Russian oil at its Jamnagar refinery due to US sanctions. The refinery received its last shipment of Russian crude on Thursday. The sanctions affect four major Russian producers, impacting 80% of Russia's oil exports to India. Reliance's Jamnagar plant processes over 1.4 million barrels of crude daily. The impact on oil prices has been muted, and it is unclear if other Indian companies have sought exemptions to continue buying Russian oil.

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Talkmarkets·

India’s equity market hits new record as foreign inflows revive and earnings strengthen

India's equity market reached a new record high, driven by renewed foreign investor interest, stabilizing corporate earnings, and optimism over macroeconomic conditions. The Nifty 50 Index rose 0.74% to 26,246.65. Global banks like Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs have adopted a bullish stance, forecasting further growth. Despite some underperformance against emerging markets, India's market is buoyed by domestic investment and policy support, with expectations for continued growth into 2026.

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India stocks, rupee, swaps, call at 3:30 p.m. IST

India's BSE Sensex rose 0.52% to 85,632.68, and NSE Nifty 50 increased 0.54% to 26,192.15, nearing record highs. The Indian rupee fell 0.13% against the U.S. dollar to 88.7050 due to a strong dollar and Federal Reserve policy outlook. The 10-year bond yield increased by 1 bp to 6.5443%. One-year and five-year overnight index swap rates rose by 1 bp and 3 bps, respectively. The overnight call money rate was 5.15%, and the TREPS rate was 5.17%.

Reuters·
Reuters·