Asset allocation should not be momentum driven: Navneet Munot on gold rush and markets
HDFC AMC MD & CEO Navneet Munot advises investors against momentum-driven decisions, emphasizing disciplined, multi-asset investing. He highlights India’s structural growth story despite near-term volatility and suggests a balanced approach for long-term wealth creation, advocating for staggered investments through SIPs over market timing.
The Golden Thumb Rule | Growth at a reasonable price is my rule; overpaying can destroy returns even in bull markets: Srinivas Rao Ravuri
Srinivas Rao Ravuri of Bajaj Life Insurance stresses valuation discipline for wealth creation. He advocates Growth at a Reasonable Price, warning against overpaying for future growth. Ravuri highlights that even in a rising market, entry price and margin of safety are vital. He advises on acceptable PE multiples and navigating market euphoria for disciplined investing.
Positive Breakout: These 7 stocks cross above their 200 DMAs
In the NSE list of stocks with a market cap over Rs 10,000 crore, seven stocks saw their closing prices cross above their 200-day moving averages (DMA) on February 18, according to StockEdge.com’s technical scan data. The 200-day daily moving average (DMA) is used as a key indicator by traders for determining the overall trend […]
Global Market Today | Asian stocks rise after tech boosts US equities
Asian stocks climbed for a second day, mirroring a rebound in US tech shares and strong economic data. Oil prices held onto recent gains, marking their largest increase since October. Investors are reassessing the impact of artificial intelligence on tech companies, with some believing the recent selloff was an overreaction.
India set to become a meaningful part of LGT biz; regulatory complexity a hurdle: Prince Max von und zu Liechtenstein
LGT Group sees India as a key growth market. Prince Max von und zu Liechtenstein highlights India’s potential to become a very meaningful part of their global business. While regulatory hurdles exist, LGT is optimistic about its expansion. The firm focuses on long-term client relationships and disciplined diversification across global markets.
M&A funding norms open up a $15-b opportunity for banks
New Reserve Bank of India guidelines liberalize merger and acquisition financing, allowing Indian banks to fund up to 75% of acquisition costs with a 3:1 debt-equity ratio. This unlocks a potential $10-15 billion annual opportunity for domestic lenders, previously dominated by offshore entities, fostering a new, high-value asset class.
Unique transaction ID to be must for OTC derivatives deals: RBI
The Reserve Bank of India will mandate unique transaction identifiers (UTIs) for all over-the-counter derivative trades starting January 1, 2027. This move aims to enhance traceability and risk monitoring for instruments like FX and interest rate derivatives. Market participants must upgrade systems for compliance, with CCIL expected to provide operational guidelines soon.
India’s steel sector gears up for primary market boom in coming months
India’s steel sector is gearing up for significant primary market activity. Over the next eight to ten months, at least ten steel producers and related firms plan to raise ₹5,000 to ₹7,000 crore through IPOs. This move is driven by improving demand and supportive government policies. Companies aim to expand capacity and enhance their financial […]
Instant redemption helps lure retail investors to liquid funds
Retail investors are shifting their savings from low-interest bank accounts to Liquid and Overnight funds, attracted by the Instant Redemption feature. This allows for quick access to funds within minutes, enabling investors to earn higher returns of 6.5% to 7% while maintaining liquidity for everyday needs and emergencies.
Not doomsday, AI will Ring in modernisation: C S Venkatakrishnan, Barclays
Barclays CEO C S Venkatakrishnan highlights India’s strong growth and digital transformation reshaping its global economic standing. He believes AI will modernize systems rather than eliminate jobs, and the world is entering a sensitive credit cycle after years of cheap borrowing, with geopolitical shifts mirroring the 1970s-80s.