Arbitrage funds benefit from the price difference between cash and futures market. They earn a spread by buying in the cash market and selling in the futures market. Financial planners point out that many investors who are staggering investments into equities use arbitrage funds as a parking vehicle, due to lower taxation as compared to debt funds.
Rate cuts unlikely in near term as inflation stays sticky: Richard Harris
Global market expert Richard Harris anticipates minimal changes to U.S. monetary policy, emphasizing the Fed’s independence. He notes that Big Tech’s recent profitability stems more