<h1>Sebi Allows Mutual Funds to Resume International Stock Investments Within $7 Billion Cap Amid Market Valuation Drop.</h1> Capital markets regulator Sebi has allowed mutual funds to resume investing in international stocks, adhering to an industry-wide limit of USD 7 billion. This decision follows a significant drop in global market valuations. Previously, in January, Sebi halted new subscriptions to overseas stock schemes due to the industry exceeding the USD 7 billion cap. Now, mutual funds can invest within available headroom without surpassing the limits as of February 1, 2022. Sebi's approval came after a request from the Association of Mutual Funds in India. Edelweiss Mutual Fund will reopen its international schemes for inflows, including various regional and sector-specific funds.