Indian Stock Markets Extend Longest Winning Streak in Nearly Five Months
Reuters reported Indian benchmarks extended their longest winning streak in nearly five months as investors weighed foreign inflows.
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Reuters reported Indian benchmarks extended their longest winning streak in nearly five months as investors weighed foreign inflows.
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The World Gold Council forecasts India's 2026 gold demand at roughly 650 metric tons, its lowest level since 2020.
India's central bank simplified some reporting rules for small service exports and imports, reducing paperwork for eligible transactions.
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