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Mutual funds are avoiding big trades in India's new closing auction — here's why

Mutual funds are limiting the trades they route through the auction, preferring transactions where an adverse execution price would have a limited impact on a scheme's net asset value.

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Mutual funds are avoiding big trades in India's new closing auction — here's why
Mutual funds are limiting the trades they route through the auction, preferring transactions where an adverse execution price would have a limited impact on a scheme's net asset value.
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