According to @business, less than 10% of Indian households are invested in stocks, bonds or mutual funds despite a financialization boom, highlighting a large untapped retail base relevant to market liquidity and domestic flow trends. Source: Bloomberg (@business) tweet on Oct 17, 2025 and Bloomberg India Edition newsletter by Menaka Doshi. According to @business, the India Edition by Menaka Doshi focuses on what it would take to shift households from saving to investing, a policy discussion that directly relates to potential increases in retail flows into equities, government bonds and mutual funds. Source: Bloomberg India Edition newsletter by Menaka Doshi, Oct 17, 2025. According to @business, for crypto context, India’s current framework taxes gains from virtual digital assets at 30% and imposes a 1% TDS on transfers, which defines the domestic tax environment relative to regulated market products. Source: Government of India, Finance Act 2022 (Section 115BBH for tax on virtual digital assets and Section 194S for TDS), Ministry of Finance notifications 2022.