These top 10 equity mutual funds offer over 38% return in FY26. Check details
Indian investors saw remarkable gains in equity mutual funds during FY26, with over 553 funds analyzed. Eight funds delivered over 50% returns, and two even achieved triple-digit returns. Nippon India Taiwan Equity Fund and ICICI Pru Strategic Metal and Energy Equity FoF led the pack with exceptional performance, highlighting strong global and sector-specific opportunities.
NSE to introduce Dated Brent Crude Oil futures contract from Apr 13
The National Stock Exchange (NSE) will introduce Dated Brent Crude Oil (Platts) futures from April 13, expanding its commodity derivatives offerings linked to global oil benchmarks.
Bihar Govt plans market debut for transmission firm BSPTCL: State Energy Secretary
The Bihar government is preparing to list its power transmission company on the stock market in a move aimed at enhancing public participation in the state’s growth, a senior official said.
Equity mutual funds lose up to 6% last week; international funds among worst hit. Check top 5 losers
Equity mutual funds experienced significant losses last week, with top performers shedding up to 6%. While global markets like Nasdaq and S&P 500 also declined, some Asian indices saw gains. Conversely, specific funds focused on metals, energy, and technology delivered positive returns.
Are stocks turning attractive after the recent correction? A data-led perspective
Indian stock markets have seen a significant correction. Valuation indicators like the Sensex-to-Gold ratio are now at historical support levels. Many stocks are trading near 52-week lows and below key moving averages. This widespread pessimism suggests a favorable setup for future equity returns. Investors should consider systematic participation for long-term gains.
Iran war, crude, rupee among 8 factors to steer D-Street in holiday-shortened week
The Indian stock market faces a holiday-shortened week with significant headwinds. Geopolitical tensions from the Iran-Israel conflict, elevated crude oil prices, and a depreciating rupee are expected to weigh on investor sentiment. Foreign institutional investors continue their selling spree, adding to market uncertainties.
Stock market open for only 3 days this week. Anand James on how to trade Nifty
Indian stock markets will trade for only three days this week. This shortened trading period, combined with settlement holidays, is expected to increase market volatility. Investors should be aware of potential deferred reactions to global events. Nifty IT shows resilience, while PSU banks are in a corrective phase.