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InvIT market expands with new listings; cumulative distributions top Rs 91,000 croreIndia’s InvIT sector recorded strong growth in FY26, with Rs 7,719 crore distributed in Q4 alone and cumulative payouts crossing Rs 91,000 ...- Equity mutual fund inflows more than triple in Dec: AMFISmall-cap funds accounted for most of the investments at 22.45 billion rupees. Large-cap funds saw outflows falling to 0.26 billion rupees,...
- New players entering mutual fund space is good news for investors: N.S. Venkatesh, AMFI"New entrants are welcome as it fosters a competitive spirit within the industry. These players will bring a diverse set of ideas. Other en...
- Fixed Maturity Plans or FMPs saw net outflows of Rs 17,644 crore in April, SIP flows growCredit risk funds also saw net outflows worth Rs 1,253 crore in April.
- Mutual funds collect Rs 8,055 crore via SIP in MarchRetail investors continue to invest in mutual funds through Systematic Investment Plan or SIP.
- Lakshmi Vilas Bank has been very closely monitoring the NPLs: NS Venkatesh"Essentially our net interest margin is at around 2.7 for the September, so going ahead we believe that these funds that we have raised wil...
- India fairly insulated from China turbulence; rupee likely to hold its own: NS Venkatesh, IDBI Bank"Looking at how our markets have played out over the last couple of weeks, India seems to be an oasis of tranquillity in a turbulent ocean."
- Expect rupee to trade between 58 and 61 going forward: NS Venkatesh, IDBI Bank'It is essentially because of the external situation - whether it is the Ukraine issue or whether it is about Europe not doing well.'
- Expect rupee to trade in 58-61 range in near term: NS Venkatesh, IDBI Bank'The stands of RBI have always been to ensure that they smoothen the volatility. That is being reiterated even at the government level.'
- Rupee has lost momentum as FII flows are trickling down: NS Venkatesh"Since the flows are not coming in, it is putting a bit of pressure on the dollar-rupee, where the rupee is depreciating."
- Expect inflation to come down from February onwards: NS Venkatesh, IDBI BankIn an interview with ET Now, NS Venkatesh, Head-Treasury, IDBI Bank, speaks about the rupee and the economy. Excerpts:
- Expect a 25 bps rate cut from RBI's June 19 policy: NS Venkatesh, IDBI BankA 25 bps cut can be expected from the June 19th policy because GDP growth has come down to around 4.8% and inflation has started showing si...
- Expect rupee to be in 53.80-54.80 range in medium term: NS Venkatesh, IDBI BankCurrency is definitely under pressure because we have fiscal deficit, current account deficit and a higher inflation.
- Expect rupee to hover around 54.5-55.5 levels in near term: NS Venkatesh, IDBI BankIn an interview with ET Now, NS Venkatesh, Treasury Head, IDBI Bank, gives his views on the fixed income markets and the rupee.
- Market is expecting GDP to be below 5%: NS Venkatesh, IDBI BankIf GDP comes at 5.3%, mkts have already taken note of that, but if it is around 4.9%, markets and yields will definitely fall, says N Venka...
- Re is trying to find its own levels at current stage: IDBI BankIn an interview with ET Now, NS Venkatesh, Head of Treasury, IDBI Bank, shares his views on the bond market, rupee and govt policies.
- Markets have discounted a 25 bps rate cut on June 18: NS Venkatesh, IDBI BankCore inflation should be below the 5% mark, which will help the Reserve Bank to look at the rate cut in a serious manner.
- Dollar supply has improved in the market: NS Venkatesh, Treasury Head, IDBI BankToday some public sector banks were selling dollars. Also, maybe, some exporters have taken a view that 56 is a level for them to sell.
- RBI may start cutting rates by April 2012: IDBI BankIn an Interview with ET NOW, NS Venkatesh, Treasury Head, IDBI Bank, discusses Treasury outlook. Excerpts
- RBI taking steps to ensure that systemic shocks not there: IDBI BankIn an interview with ET Now, NS Venkatesh, Head of Treasury, IDBI Bank, gives his views on financial markets. Excerpts:
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