<h1>Markets rise on metals and telecom gains as policy signals, weaker dollar, and US rate-cut bets drive flows</h1> Benchmark equity indices rose for a second session, led by metal and telecom stocks, supported by central bank policy signaling, weaker dollar, and expectations of a US rate cut; domestic monetary guidance and government capital-expenditure commitment were cited as key market drivers. Net foreign institutional outflows and domestic institutional inflows were reported, implicating cross-border investment compliance under foreign exchange rules. Market participants should note potential disclosure and market-abuse risks ahead of earnings season, sectoral concentration risks in metal/consumer sectors, and the regulatory relevance of central-bank guidance to rate-sensitive financial firms.