Major ETF providers, including BlackRock and Amundi, are competing for a share of the anticipated $5 billion to $10 billion inflow into Indian bonds, following JPMorgan's decision to increase India's weighting in its emerging-markets bond index from 4% to 10% by March. Amundi's global head of ETF, Benoit Sorel, emphasized India's growing significance in emerging-market debt, noting that professional investors are increasingly interested in allocating to this market.
Major ETF providers, including BlackRock and Amundi, are competing for a share of the anticipated $5 billion to $10 billion influx into Indian bonds, following JPMorgan's inclusion of Indian debt in its emerging-market index. This move is expected to significantly boost investment in the sector.
DWS Group reported net inflows of €18.3 billion ($19.8 billion) in the third quarter, reversing the €18.7 billion outflows from the previous quarter. The inflows, which exceeded analyst expectations, were primarily into lower-margin Xtrackers and active fixed-income funds amid market volatility. Additionally, the firm improved its cost guidance for the year, indicating a recovery in performance.
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