Search
+
    SEARCHED FOR:

    MOTILAL OSWAL NIFTY INDIA DEFENCE ETF

    Commodity Talk: Gold to outperform Nifty in 2025, hike allocation, recommends NS Ramaswamy of Ventura Securities

    Gold is set to outperform Nifty in 2025, says NS Ramaswamy of Ventura Securities, with expected gains of up to $3,570 per ounce. Central bank demand, ETF inflows, and seasonal trends support bullish momentum. Silver also looks attractive with a potential 15–20% upside. Investors are advised to hike gold allocation for better risk-adjusted returns amid global uncertainties.

    India's Mutual Fund revolution: Direct plans surge as young investors take charge

    India’s mutual fund industry is witnessing a surge in direct plans driven by young, digital-first investors and fintech platforms. Direct equity AUM rose to 30% by March 2025, reflecting a shift towards low-cost, self-directed investing. While regular plans show stronger long-term discipline, AMCs are adapting with digital and advisory models, positioning the sector for robust growth.

    Between FOMO and fundamentals: Kotak's Shrikant Chouhan decodes the market rally

    Despite global uncertainties, Indian markets remain bullish. Shrikant Chouhan of Kotak Securities attributes this to macro tailwinds, monsoon optimism, and RBI cues, while warning against overvaluation. He recommends a cautious approach focusing on financials and large-caps.

    Short covering spurs relief rally, but even bulls may need caution

    Indian stock markets closed higher on Friday. Nifty gained 0.99% and Sensex rose 0.95%. Market witnessed volatility throughout the week. Banking and financial sectors showed potential for growth. Nifty is expected to reach 25,120 soon. Foreign investors bought shares worth ₹1,795 crore. Domestic institutions purchased shares worth ₹300 crore. Global cues and bond yields impacted market sentiment.

    Indian markets decline amidst US bond market sell-off and rising yields

    Indian equity indices declined, mirroring a Wall Street sell-off triggered by rising US Treasury yields. The NSE Nifty and BSE Sensex both fell by 0.8%. Asian markets also largely weakened, influenced by the surge in 30-year US Treasury yields to an 18-month high amid concerns about the US debt burden and credit rating downgrade.

    Are you looking for low cost high return mutual funds in 6 months? Here are top 5
    The Economic Times
    BACK TO TOP
    OSZAR »