India's Securities and Exchange Board (SEBI) has revised regulations allowing stock funds to allocate up to 35% of their assets to gold, silver instruments, and infrastructure investment trusts. This move aims to diversify investment portfolios and enhance risk management for the 4 billion stock fund sector. The change could boost demand for gold and silver, potentially impacting global commodity markets. Infrastructure trusts may also see increased capital inflows, supporting long-term projects. The regulatory shift reflects broader efforts to align Indian financial markets with global investment trends.
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