📈 Stocks & Economy🇮🇳 India
Goldman Sachs Says the Carry Trade Is Back — and Bigger Than Ever
MarketWatch.com·Saturday, 11 July 2026
Goldman Sachs says the currency carry trade — where investors borrow in low-interest currencies to invest in higher-yielding ones — has made a big comeback and is larger than it has been in many years. This is the same trade that caused a massive market blowup in 2024.
Why It Matters
India is often a destination for carry trade flows because of its relatively higher interest rates, meaning a sudden reversal could hit Indian markets hard, just as it did in 2024.
🔒 Potential Impact + source link
Subscribe to unlock the impact analysis and original source for every story.
More from Stocks & Economy
- Fed Split on Rates, RBC Warns All 2025 Cuts Could Be Reversed — Here's What That Means for India
- Strait of Hormuz Disruption Could Last Into 2027, Traders Predict — India's Energy Bill Is at Risk
- China Flags Security Flaw in Anthropic's Claude Code — A Warning for Indian AI Users Too
- Apple Sues OpenAI, Alleges Theft of Confidential Info and Says the Worst Is Still to Come