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  • Chart of the Day: Alarm bells ring as Buffett indicator hits all-time high for US market

    As US stock valuations surge to historic extremes—with the Buffett indicator hitting an unprecedented 217—a growing chorus of financial leaders is warning that the gap between market euphoria and economic reality has become dangerously wide

  • Chart of the Day: Steel sector at a crossroads

    Chart of the Day: Steel sector at a crossroads

    The future of India’s steel industry hinges on overcoming key challenges to maintain leadership in the global market

  • Chart of the Day: SEBI's REIT reclassification opens door to $20 billion commercial real estate market

    Chart of the Day: SEBI's REIT reclassification opens door to $20 billion commercial real estate market

    India's Real Estate Investment Trust market is experiencing unprecedented momentum following SEBI's strategic reclassification, positioning the $20 billion sector for substantial growth

  • Chart of the Day: Defence sector takes off

    Chart of the Day: Defence sector takes off

    India’s defence sector is gaining altitude, driven by GST cuts, fresh procurement orders, and an ambitious roadmap to modernise military capabilities.

  • Chart of the Day | Gold shines brighter

    Chart of the Day | Gold shines brighter

    Time and again, gold has established itself as a safe haven for investors. The recent price increase can be largely attributed to decisions made by US President Donald Trump

  • Chart of the Day: Fund managers take shelter in China

    Chart of the Day: Fund managers take shelter in China

    India's stock markets have fallen from grace, sliding from top Asian pick to least favoured as Trump's tariffs trigger a massive foreign investor exodus

  • Chart of the Day: Tariffs impact India’s market confidence

    Chart of the Day: Tariffs impact India’s market confidence

    India's stock market has plummeted from being Asia's most favoured investment destination to the least preferred among global fund managers, as Trump's punitive tariff threats and corporate earnings concerns trigger a dramatic investor sentiment reversal.

  • Chart of the Day: Can you trust the buy-and-hold approach to investing?

    Chart of the Day: Can you trust the buy-and-hold approach to investing?

    The Buy-and-Hold strategy may be timeless, but for retail investors, the real test lies in choosing companies with enduring management strength

  • Chart of the Day: The great market divide

    Chart of the Day: The great market divide

    In the large-cap arena, 37 percent of stocks are trading within 10 percent of their recent highs, a figure that diminishes to 28.68 percent for mid-cap and merely 11.85 percent for small-cap stocks

  • Chart of the Day: Revolution on wheels-Tesla's arrival in India

    Chart of the Day: Revolution on wheels-Tesla's arrival in India

    With Tesla set to debut on Indian roads, the country's fast-growing EV market is gearing up for a phase of fierce competition, innovation—and disruption.

  • Chart of the Day: Diamonds are forever, at a discount

    Chart of the Day: Diamonds are forever, at a discount

    Diamond exports from India have plunged to a two-decade low, and the downturn isn’t over yet. As demand slumps and uncertainty looms over U.S. tariffs, FY2026 could see another painful year for the industry.

  • Chart of the Day | Strait of Hormuz at risk, what a blockade means for oil prices, the world economy 

    Chart of the Day | Strait of Hormuz at risk, what a blockade means for oil prices, the world economy 

    Iran’s move to potentially block the Strait of Hormuz—through which 20 percent of the world’s oil flows—has triggered global alarm. As tensions soar following US airstrikes, the stakes for global energy security and economic stability have never been higher

  • Chart of the Day: Why gold is fast becoming the asset of choice for central bankers

    Chart of the Day: Why gold is fast becoming the asset of choice for central bankers

    Gold has officially dethroned the Euro as the world's second-largest reserve asset, reaching 20 percent of global foreign reserves compared to the Euro's 16 percent, according to the European Central Bank's latest assessment. This historic shift, driven by unprecedented central bank, signals a fundamental restructuring of the global monetary system amid rising geopolitical tensions.

  • Chart of the Day | Who leads, who lags, in the consumer sector?

    Chart of the Day | Who leads, who lags, in the consumer sector?

    Q4 shows a mixed bag with a marginal pick-up, surprisingly, in discretionary consumption segments

  • Chart of the Day: Is rising market activity signalling a trap?

    Chart of the Day: Is rising market activity signalling a trap?

    While stock prices grab headlines, it's market volume—especially Average Daily Turnover (ADT)—that often tells the real story. A surge in volume without a breakout could be a warning sign, not a bullish signal.

  • Chart of the Day: Does the sell in May and go away strategy work in India?

    Chart of the Day: Does the sell in May and go away strategy work in India?

    The age-old adage "Sell in May and go away" has long influenced investor behaviour in Western markets. But does this seasonal wisdom hold true in India?

  • Chart of the Day: Why India's young workforce could make you rich

    Chart of the Day: Why India's young workforce could make you rich

    India’s equity market is witnessing a transformative shift, powered by rising domestic participation and a youthful, growing workforce.

  • Chart of the Day: Investors have again fallen into timing the market trap

    Chart of the Day: Investors have again fallen into timing the market trap

    Equity inflows dropped in April. But the real problem is that retail investors still believe they can outsmart the market

  • Chart of the Day: Why gold prices can touch the $4000 mark

    Chart of the Day: Why gold prices can touch the $4000 mark

    Analysts at JP Morgan predict that gold will reach $4,000 by the second quarter of 2026 and continue to rise for the remainder of the year.

  • Chart of the Day: On a slippery road

    Chart of the Day: On a slippery road

    Road construction has slowed down in the past two years. While the reasons are known, whether they will continue to hold back growth is the key question

  • Chart of the Day | Why the future bodes well for power equipment firms

    Chart of the Day | Why the future bodes well for power equipment firms

    Higher transmission capex will likely generate higher demand for power equipment like transformers, statcoms, circuit breakers and switchgears

  • Chart of the Day | Financial maturity of Indian investors

    Chart of the Day | Financial maturity of Indian investors

    While the growing interest in equities among retail investors is all too evident, the key question is whether their behaviour has become more mature or not

  • Chart of the Day | Does India have a tariff advantage over its peers?

    Chart of the Day | Does India have a tariff advantage over its peers?

    Amid rising tensions in global trade, India’s position is becoming more complex—and potentially more strategic

  • Chart of the Day| MF SIP investors are falling into the market timing trap

    Chart of the Day| MF SIP investors are falling into the market timing trap

    Retail investors tend to panic and exit during market downturns, harming their long-term returns, as they miss out on the best-performing days

  • Chart of the Day: The luxury housing boom

    Chart of the Day: The luxury housing boom

    High and Ultra High Net Worth Individuals are seeking to diversify their investments by parking their money in luxury real estate.

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