The return on United States government debt obligations acting as a key benchmark for global capital costs.
Livemint reports FPIs withdrew ₹31,282 crore from Indian equities in early October. For C-suite and asset managers this flags renewed external funding stress: global inflation, rising crude, higher US Treasury yields and a weaker rupee could amplify market volatility and force va
As foreign institutional investor (FII) flows cautiously return to Indian equities, market durability remains tightly coupled with US macroeconomic levers. While robust domestic earnings and fair valuations provide a strong foundational buffer against a flat index, institutional
FPI selling accelerates in October; ₹31,000 crore withdrawn in 4 sessions: What’s next for Indian stock market?
FII flows are returning, but durability will depend on US yields and crude price
The return on United States government debt obligations acting as a key benchmark for global capital costs.