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Time to be constructive; small, midcap correction clears market excesses, says one of India’s best mid-cap fund managers

BUSINESS

Time to be constructive; small, midcap correction clears market excesses, says one of India’s best mid-cap fund managers

Pankaj Tibrewal, Founder, Ikigai Asset Manager Holdings says that value seems to be emerging in pockets, across the mid cap space.

Trump tariff, Fed stance, DeepSeek: The CEO of this global investment research company breaks it down

BUSINESS

Trump tariff, Fed stance, DeepSeek: The CEO of this global investment research company breaks it down

Morningstar’s Kunal Kapoor thinks the biggest wild card for global markets over the next few months is Donald Trump’s tariff plan, which has the potential to ripple across most markets and sectors.

'Incredibly happy and here forever', says CEO of Europe’s top AMC on India exposure

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'Incredibly happy and here forever', says CEO of Europe’s top AMC on India exposure

Valerie Baudson, CEO of Amundi Asset Management on how she views the JV with SBI, her take on Indian markets, Trump trade, ESG theme.

MC Explains: Banks facing liquidity challenges – but what exactly are these and what is the RBI doing about it

BUSINESS

MC Explains: Banks facing liquidity challenges – but what exactly are these and what is the RBI doing about it

Market experts are unhappy that the RBI did not announce any further “liquidity easing measures” as part of the policy announcements today

MPC impact on stock markets: Key takeaways on rates, growth, risks

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MPC impact on stock markets: Key takeaways on rates, growth, risks

RBI MPC Meet: The 25 basis point repo rate cut was in line with market expectations

What to expect Post-Fed: Between Powell’s playbook, FII exodus, and the Budget balancing act, markets may go nowhere

BUSINESS

What to expect Post-Fed: Between Powell’s playbook, FII exodus, and the Budget balancing act, markets may go nowhere

The Federal Reserve’s “patient” approach to effecting rate cuts may keep FIIs selling in Indian markets at a time when earnings growth and valuations provide little comfort

MC Exclusive: Markets according to Mishra -- Neelkanth Mishra. On capex, consumption, deficit, dollar, earnings, valuations and returns

BUSINESS

MC Exclusive: Markets according to Mishra -- Neelkanth Mishra. On capex, consumption, deficit, dollar, earnings, valuations and returns

Mishra expects stocks prices to remain flat this year even as earnings will continue to growth

Why will markets remain flat and what could trigger growth ahead? Neelkanth Mishra weighs in

BUSINESS

Why will markets remain flat and what could trigger growth ahead? Neelkanth Mishra weighs in

The market might be flat even as the underlying earnings might keep improving, Mishra expressed while expressing his views on the market outlook.

Dollar strength is a temporary flight to safety; reversal likely in three-six months, says Neelkanth Mishra

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Dollar strength is a temporary flight to safety; reversal likely in three-six months, says Neelkanth Mishra

A rising dollar is not really what the US government wants, however, it does reflect investors' preference for safety amid uncertainties.

China’s loss not India’s gain: tariff wars are bad for everyone, India included, says Neelkanth Mishra

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China’s loss not India’s gain: tariff wars are bad for everyone, India included, says Neelkanth Mishra

Mishra strongly believes that tariff wars can be damaging to the economy when the intent itself has been set so.

Market is misreading the impact on tax savings on consumption, says Neelkanth Mishra

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Market is misreading the impact on tax savings on consumption, says Neelkanth Mishra

The markets are misinterpreting that there will be an overall consumption boost because of tax breaks; the consumption boost will only be in specific segment, says Neelkanth Mishra Chief Economist, Axis Bank

What Trump Tariffs mean for the Indian economy and markets

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What Trump Tariffs mean for the Indian economy and markets

There are gains and losses for India from Trump Tariffs on China, Mexico and Canada. Biggest risk for India market remains continued dollar strength.

The Big Market Pivot: From capex to consumption - who wins now?

BUSINESS

The Big Market Pivot: From capex to consumption - who wins now?

Farewell HAL, Rail Stocks & PSU Banks—the consumer brigade is here to play the next innings.

Whirlpool share’s price-to-story: Why a 20% single-day fall may not be a buy

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Whirlpool share’s price-to-story: Why a 20% single-day fall may not be a buy

Consumer companies may still be fairly overvalued considering their possible growth trajectory.

What to expect Post-Fed: Between Powell’s playbook, FII exodus, and the Budget balancing act, markets may go nowhere

BUSINESS

What to expect Post-Fed: Between Powell’s playbook, FII exodus, and the Budget balancing act, markets may go nowhere

The Federal Reserve’s “patient” approach to effecting rate cuts may keep FIIs selling in Indian markets at a time when earnings growth and valuations provide little comfort.

DeepSeek shocker: Nasdaq tumbles – What it signals for markets ahead

BUSINESS

DeepSeek shocker: Nasdaq tumbles – What it signals for markets ahead

The US markets have been under pressure on concerns that Chinese startup DeepSeek may disrupt US tech dominance. Nasdaq futures fell nearly 4 percent (381 basis points) and S&P 500 futures was also down nearly 2 percent.

Alchemy Capital's Hiren Ved highlights five big investment themes for 2025

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Alchemy Capital's Hiren Ved highlights five big investment themes for 2025

Despite certain corrections in pockets of market, valuations continue to be high. However, one should be prepared for some key themes that are likely to see continued growth, said Ved

Buoyant Capital's Jigar Mistry has five market investment themes for 2025: All about them

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Buoyant Capital's Jigar Mistry has five market investment themes for 2025: All about them

Buoyant Capital's portfolio manager warns of earnings slowdown, highlights the importance of fundamentals over flows, and emphasises the need for portfolio beta alignment

Comebacks, dark horses, and duds: Here's Nippon MF's Sailesh Raj Bhan's 2025 stock market playbook

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Comebacks, dark horses, and duds: Here's Nippon MF's Sailesh Raj Bhan's 2025 stock market playbook

The CIO (Equity) of Nippon India MF suggests that cement is a potential dark horse over the next 2-3 years due to consolidation in the sector

Should you buy this market fall? One reason to be fearful, many not to be greedy

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Should you buy this market fall? One reason to be fearful, many not to be greedy

The Sensex and Nifty have dropped over 1.5% today, driven by a mix of factors, with fears surrounding the spread of the HMPV virus taking the lead.

Capex slowdown worrying, infra and capital goods valuations are very punchy: Nitin Bhasin, Ambit Capital

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Capex slowdown worrying, infra and capital goods valuations are very punchy: Nitin Bhasin, Ambit Capital

The slowdown in capex in the first half of the fiscal comes on top of a significantly lower capital allocation to sectors like roads and railways, according to Bhasin

India’s largest small-cap fund manager sees greatest value in large-caps. Sailesh Raj Bhan on 2025 outlook, strategy, risks

BUSINESS

India’s largest small-cap fund manager sees greatest value in large-caps. Sailesh Raj Bhan on 2025 outlook, strategy, risks

The CIO (Equity) of Nippon India MF says earnings rebound in FY26 will be critical to sustain stock performances

Why index heavyweights are set to do the heavy lifting

BUSINESS

Why index heavyweights are set to do the heavy lifting

The current market is observing a return to polarisation, with an implication of heavyweights likely to outperforming in the market.

Samir Arora on Fall: Markets are fine; US fall due to positioning; Fed commentary doesn’t change outlook

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Samir Arora on Fall: Markets are fine; US fall due to positioning; Fed commentary doesn’t change outlook

Arora expects the Indian market to flatline over the next month. “Largely, markets should be flat, but I would say I have a mildly bullish bias," he said.

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