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  • Equity AUM moderates as volatility spikes in January, slides 4.7% from September peak, says MOFSL

    Equity AUM moderates as volatility spikes in January, slides 4.7% from September peak, says MOFSL

    The Nifty 50 extended its losing streak for the fourth-straight month in January, impacting mutual fund equity AUMs, which fell 3.3 percent on month. Meanwhile, DIIs inflows, FIIs outflows remained the highest since October 2024.

  • Outlook 2023: Equities look relatively expensive | ICICI Pru AMC’s Nimesh Shah

    Outlook 2023: Equities look relatively expensive | ICICI Pru AMC’s Nimesh Shah

    CEO Nimesh Shah speaks about the Indian equity market's valuation, preferred themes, macroeconomic factors, fund-flows, Union Budget expectations, AMC’s strategy and more…

  • Trade setup for Thursday: Top 15 things you should know before Opening Bell

    Trade setup for Thursday: Top 15 things you should know before Opening Bell

    Investors are advised to stay bullish on markets as long as Nifty trades above its panic low of 10,276 recorded on Tuesday.

  • Ambit's Gubbi feels sticky fund flows may limit market downside

    Ambit's Gubbi feels sticky fund flows may limit market downside

    An untoward outcome of the UP elections could hit market sentiment for a couple of days but the buoyant fund flows will limit decline, according to Pramod Gubbi, Head of Equities at Ambit Capital.

  • Nifty may face hurdle at 8,800; earnings key trigger ahead: IIFL

    Nifty may face hurdle at 8,800; earnings key trigger ahead: IIFL

    The Nifty could gain another 50-70 points but there is likely to be strong resistance at 8,800 level, says Sanjiv Bhasin, Executive VP - Markets and Corporate Affairs at IIFL.

  • Brexit is no 2008 but mkt to have near-term challenges: Ridham

    Brexit is no 2008 but mkt to have near-term challenges: Ridham

    Regardless of where the market is headed, there will continue to remain many stock or sector specific ideas, says Ridham Desai of Morgan Stanley.

  • Sharp correction in near term a buying opportunity: PhillipCap

    Sharp correction in near term a buying opportunity: PhillipCap

    Despite mixed opinions over valuations, ongoing reforms are helping lift investor sentiments, says Naveen Kulkarni of PhillipCapital.

  • See hot money flows into India; long-only funds still wary: EPFR

    See hot money flows into India; long-only funds still wary: EPFR

    The long only funds into India are still cautious but the tide is slowly beginning to turn encouraged by recent Budget, says Cameron Brandt, Director-Research, EPFR Global.

  • Market to be volatile in near term; downside limited: Experts

    Market to be volatile in near term; downside limited: Experts

    The activity in midcap index over the last few days also hints at a positive undertone and Taher Badshah of Motilal Oswal Asset Management also expects stock-specific activity as the quarterly results unfold

  • India structurally positive within EM funds: ICICI Sec

    India structurally positive within EM funds: ICICI Sec

    India at the moment has leadership premium and market expected growth premium, Anup Bagchi, MD and CEO of ICICI Securities says. According to him, strong balance sheets are being bought aggressively.

  • Rupee may be under pressure in 2015; like IDFC: Sabharwal

    Rupee may be under pressure in 2015; like IDFC: Sabharwal

    Sandip Sabharwal says with expectations of an interest rate cut by the Reserve Bank of India and US hiking rates, the big question is what will happen to the rupee

  • Will Indian equities run out of luck soon? Elara thinks yes

    Will Indian equities run out of luck soon? Elara thinks yes

    "In our view, an impending Fed taper and a fractured electoral mandate will bring about some moderation in flow data if not outflows. The last time India saw outflows in 2011, the market corrected by 25 percent," the Elara report said.

  • Stable Re, monsoon, corp nos positives for India: JPMorgan

    Stable Re, monsoon, corp nos positives for India: JPMorgan

    Adrian Mowat of JPMorgan says stability in currency and good monsoon will be a positive for India. The corporate sector too has come out with decent set of numbers so far despite it being a fairly choppy period.

  • Pace of flows into Indian market slowing down: Morningstar

    Pace of flows into Indian market slowing down: Morningstar

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Dhruva Chatterji, senior investment consultant at Morningstar spoke about the fund flow patterns into Indian market and his outlook.

  • Wall St Week Ahead: 'Great Rotation' - A fairy tale?

    Wall St Week Ahead: 'Great Rotation' - A fairy tale?

    Wall Street's current jubilant narrative is that a rush into stocks by small investors has sparked a "great rotation" out of bonds and into equities that will power the bull market to new heights.

  • Rupee seen opening lower, shares eyed

    Rupee seen opening lower, shares eyed

    The rupee should start lower on Wednesday on the back of a slightly weaker euro and the stock market will be watched for cues on fund flows.

  • Portfolio investment increased by USD 40 bn in 2010-11

    Portfolio investment increased by USD 40 bn in 2010-11

    Portfolio investments in India increased by USD 40 billion during 2010-11, while the Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) during the same period recorded an increase of USD 26.4 billion.

  • Speculators liable for yen spike, G7 to confer Japan crisis

    Speculators liable for yen spike, G7 to confer Japan crisis

    Japanese officials blamed the yen's surge to a record high on speculators and kept markets on alert for a possible intervention ahead of Group of Seven talks later on Thursday about steps to calm financial markets roiled by Japan's deepening nuclear crisis.

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