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Finnovate Weekly Capsule (Jan 12–Jan 16, 2026): Trade deficit at $25bn, SC rules against Tiger Global, bond yields spike, Amagi IPO 30X subscribed, CPI rises to 1.33% and key market & policy updates.
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Planning to return to India? Understand RNOR status, tax impact, NRE/NRO account changes, and what to plan before you move back to avoid mistakes.
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Learn how NRIs can invest in Indian stocks. Demat setup, PIS vs Non-PIS, NRE vs NRO route, IPO and ETF access, and key trading restrictions.
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A neutral guide to Parag Parikh Large Cap Fund NFO: what it is, Nifty 100 benchmark, execution approach, derivatives use, and who it may suit.
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FY26 GDP growth at 7.4% looks strong, but the real signal lies in nominal growth, capital formation, and India’s long-term economic resilience.
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NRIs can invest in Indian mutual funds, but FATCA, KYC and taxation cause rejections. Learn NRE vs NRO route, SIP basics, and fixes.
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December mutual fund flow data shows passive funds nearly matching active equity inflows, driven by gold ETFs and rising multi-asset allocation.
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Detailed Amagi Media Labs IPO review covering business model, financials, GMP, risks, use of proceeds, and who this ad-tech IPO may suit.
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How US trade policies, tariffs, visa rules, and consumption power are reshaping global geopolitics and creating new economic risks for India.
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Finnovate Weekly Capsule (Jan 05–Jan 09, 2026): FY26 GDP estimate at 7.4%, record SIP flows, FPIs sell $18.8bn in 2025, Reliance Jio mega IPO plans, gold ETF surge and key macro & market developments.
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Explore the major reasons behind the $2.5 billion worth of FPI selling in December 2025. Understand sectoral trends, FPI behavior, and how geopolitical risks, earnings slowdown, and currency volatilit
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India’s FY26 GDP growth at 7.4% looks good, but nominal GDP growth is down to 8%. The divergence points to a recovery driven more by low inflation than demand.
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