Securing Hannav Ledger...
Securing Hannav Ledger...
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At the ET Alpha Wealth Summit, Edelweiss CEO Radhika Gupta will examine how SIFs could link mutual funds with alternatives, offering new options for Indian investors.
Indian equities end higher on September 18, driven by softer crude and supportive Asian cues.
Eurozone bond yields fell for the first time since August, easing pressure on global rates and offering relief to Indian investors watching US Treasury moves.
Insurance claims exceeding Rs.5,000 crore due to Gujarat floods raise concerns over pricing for large industrial risks, potentially affecting Sensex and Nifty.
Indian construction equipment exports are expected to surpass 20,000 units in FY27, driven by robust global demand. This positive development could potentially benefit Indian equity investors, particularly those invested in sectors like Sensex and Nifty.
US stocks surge as tech gains, oil prices fall, and Treasury yields dip, giving Indian investors a chance to reassess portfolio risk.
The National Stock Exchange's large offer for sale received only 0.43 times subscription on day one, signaling cautious sentiment among Indian retail and institutional investors.
The Nifty rose 0.2% after the Fed’s expected 25‑basis‑point hike, while the Sensex edged lower, underscoring domestic buying strength.
Tata stocks surged after N Chandrasekaran’s reappointment, reviving listing speculation and prompting a modest Nifty gain.
SEBI to investigate new UPI fee structure that may raise costs for discount brokers, potentially affecting retail trading volumes.
The rupee rose modestly after RBI intervention and softer crude, giving a breather to equity markets and import‑dependent investors.
The Nifty ticked higher on Thursday as strong corporate updates from Tata, Wipro and HAL lifted sentiment, while the Sensex slipped marginally.
A rally in Asian stocks and falling oil prices helped global markets recover, offering a positive cue for Indian investors watching the Sensex and Nifty.
The RBI’s latest open‑market operation absorbed excess cash, pulling in Rs 66,590 crore and putting downward pressure on short‑term rates.
Wall Street rallied as oil slid and bond yields softened after the Fed’s rate hike, a move that could lift global risk sentiment and aid Indian equities.
Early investors in Rentomojo are set to reap up to 152‑times their stake, underscoring the high‑reward potential of niche consumer‑finance IPOs.
European shares climbed as oil prices fell and bond markets stabilized, offering a positive cue for risk appetite in Indian markets.
The rupee stayed flat against the dollar as RBI’s liquidity squeeze and portfolio rebalancing cushioned the impact of the Fed’s rate hike.
LIC, NSE’s biggest shareholder, secures Rs 450 crore in anchor allocation, signaling confidence that could lift the Nifty and benefit retail investors.
The HK dollar fell to its weakest in a month as US‑HK rate gaps widen, prompting concerns for Indian importers and currency‑exposed investors.
Bitcoin steadied near $76k after Fed's 25‑bp hike, but $592m in crypto ETF outflows signal caution for investors.
By 2034, India's wealth‑management sector could triple to $436 billion, pushing small‑cap stocks and global diversification into the spotlight.
Francois Rochon cautions that short‑term market highs can mislead investors, urging a focus on fundamentals and cycles for Indian portfolios.
Goldman Sachs’ AI‑enabler basket jumped 60% even as the Nifty slipped 12%, highlighting a lucrative niche for Indian investors.