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Can RBI's Capital Flow Push Offset Global Yield Pressures?

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By Yashveer Singh
| BasisPoint Insight
India's current account deficit is facing fresh pressure. Crude prices have moved higher, exports are grappling with tariff-related uncertainty and foreign investors have remained net sellers in domestic markets. For years, remittances from Indians working overseas have helped cushion these pressures. That support, too, could come under strain if the conflict in West Asia drags on. The region accounts for nearly 38% of India's retail  remittance inflows.
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Why SGB Maturity & Gold ETF Schemes May Blunt India’s Efforts To Curb Imports

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By Yashveer Singh
| BasisPoint Insight
That Indians have a propensity to hold gold is known. It is held as an asset, a store of value, a token of auspiciousness and a status symbol. Together with China, the two countries account for over half the gold consumption in the world and with limited domestic production, gold also occupies a key place in India’s import basket.
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Capital Flows Cloud India's Growth Story Despite Sound Fundamentals

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By Yashveer Singh
| BasisPoint Insight
A US envoy's statement that Indian firms plan to invest $20.5 billion in their country has been received as a sign of commercial confidence. For India's external balances, however, it may be anything but good news. At a moment when the rupee is already under considerable strain from persistent capital outflows, the prospect of large-scale outbound corporate investment introduces a fresh source of pressure that policymakers can ill afford to ignore.
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