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The S&P 500 continued to extend its rally at the start of the week, driven by investor optimism amid ongoing trade negotiations between the United States and China taking place in London.
The index’s approach to its historical highs reflects market confidence in the improving macroeconomic outlook and sustained capital flows into risk assets.
Jindal Saw shares surged 11% on June 10 after the India-based pipe manufacturer announced a strategic investment of $118 million to expand its operations in the Middle East. This investment includes setting up a new seamless pipe manufacturing facility in Abu Dhabi, UAE, with an estimated cost of $105 million.
Jindal Saw shares rose 10.90% to Rs 257.20 against the previous close of Rs 231.90 on BSE.
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Net investments in equity mutual funds saw a sharp dip in May, hitting their lowest level in a year, data released by the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) on June 10 revealed. The total net inflow into open-ended equity funds stood at Rs 19,013 crore, marking a 21.66% drop compared to April.
Nigerian investors are finding significant value in mutual funds this year, as the asset class has delivered an average gain of over 13 percent, surpassing the Nigerian stock market’s year-to-date return of 9.58 percent. Despite a steady decline in inflation and falling yields on traditional money market instruments, mutual funds have proven to be a resilient and profitable choice.
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Open-ended debt mutual funds saw net outflows of ₹15,908 crore in May 2025, reversing the strong inflows of ₹2.19 lakh crore recorded in April. The pullback was mainly driven by significant redemptions in the liquid and overnight fund categories.
According to AMFI data, liquid funds alone saw net outflows of ₹39,725 crore,
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ITI Asset Management has announced the launch of Diviniti SIF, a new platform focused on the Specialized Investment Fund (SIF) business. Diviniti SIF will offer innovative investment solutions across equity, hybrid, and fixed income categories, tailored to meet the evolving preferences of investors.
“With the launch of Diviniti SIF,