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Explained: Why US ETFs listed in India are trading at steep 65% premiums over the iNAV. Should you worry?

India-listed US ETFs are trading at steep premiums to their indicative NAVs, with some reaching 65%. The divergence appears driven by limited supply due to overseas investment caps, strong demand for US equities and changes in ETF circuit-limit calculations. Investors buying at elevated premiums risk losses if the gap narrows.

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Economic TimesLean R·1h ago
Explained: Why US ETFs listed in India are trading at steep 65% premiums over the iNAV. Should you worry?
India-listed US ETFs are trading at steep premiums to their indicative NAVs, with some reaching 65%. The divergence appears driven by limited supply due to overseas investment caps, strong demand for US equities and changes in ETF circuit-limit calculations. Investors buying at elevated premiums risk losses if the gap narrows.
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