From Reuters
via The Times of India, Mumbai
Thursday, December 11, 2025
India’s pension regulator on Wednesday issued revised investment rules for the country’s pension funds, allowing for more diversification in search of better returns.
The Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority will now allow private pension funds to invest in the top 250 stocks by market capitalisation listed on India’s bourses. Earlier, these funds were allowed to invest in a list of 200 stocks approved by the trust of the National Pension Scheme.
Pension funds can now invest in more stocks, gold, silver ETFs – The Economic Times
It’s not what’s happening on this side of the pond that will drive global retail PM demand in the future … it’s the largest middle class in the world found in India (and China’s not far behind).
Bank on it
