Nearing retirement and invested mostly in FDs? Expert shares diversification roadmap
As retirement nears, investors question diversifying beyond fixed deposits into equities. Experts advise it’s never too late to adjust strategies, emphasizing diversification balances capital preservation with inflation-beating growth potential. An ideal asset allocation depends on individual goals and risk tolerance.
ET Alpha Wealth Summit: Learn the secrets of finding alpha & what it takes to build a Rs 100 crore portfolio
Investors and experts are set to gather in Mumbai on June 4 for the ET Alpha Wealth Summit. The event will focus on finding hidden market opportunities and building substantial portfolios. Discussions will cover strategies for consistent excess value and scaling wealth to ₹100 crore. Practical takeaways will guide attendees in navigating complex markets for […]
Oil prices tumble 11% for biggest weekly drop in 7 weeks. Where is liquid gold headed from here?
Global markets rallied as oil prices hit seven-week lows. Hopes for a peace deal between the US, Israel, and Iran eased inflation fears. Brent crude and WTI saw sharp declines. Diplomatic efforts continue, but differing descriptions of a potential deal persist. Geopolitical tensions remain a factor. Analysts suggest restoring normal shipping could take months.
NSE extends equity F&O segment timings till 3:40 pm from August
The National Stock Exchange (NSE) will extend equity derivatives trading hours by 10 minutes, with the market now closing at 3:40 pm, effective August 3, 2026. Pre-open and normal market opening times remain unchanged. The volume-weighted average price for closing prices will still be based on the last half-hour of trading.
Why a flexible asset allocation approach beats static exposure over the next 3 years: ICICI Pru AMC’s Ihab Dalwai
Indian markets are trading high. Relying on one asset class is risky. A flexible asset allocation strategy is recommended for the next three years. This approach will shift capital between equities, debt, and commodities. The goal is to achieve better risk-adjusted returns. This dynamic strategy adapts to market conditions for smoother outcomes.
LIC, HAL, among 10 stocks that saw sharpest decrease in government shareholding in Q4. Check list
Amid persistent foreign investor selling, heightened geopolitical uncertainty and volatility across domestic equities, the value of the Government of India’s holdings in several major listed companies witnessed a sharp decline during the March 2026 quarter. Here are top 10 stocks.
How Charlie Munger’s behavioral lessons apply to today’s market reality
Global markets face AI optimism and inflation anxiety. Charlie Munger’s insights on human misjudgment offer a survival guide. Higher interest rates, concentrated mega-cap liquidity, and retail participation drive current trends. Investors must manage emotional distortions like envy and FOMO. The Lollapalooza effect amplifies biases. Overconfidence from past gains is risky. Avoiding pain too aggressively can […]
Rupee depreciation: What are the implications for commodities and Indian economy?
The Indian rupee experienced a sharp decline in 2026, nearing Rs. 97 against the US dollar before a slight recovery. This depreciation, driven by import reliance, trade deficits, and global tensions, has significantly impacted commodity prices, pushing inflation higher. While the RBI intervenes, the rupee faces a mild depreciating bias.
ICICI Bank, AU Small Finance Bank top picks as banking sector gears up for earnings revival
India’s banking sector is poised for a strong earnings rebound. Profit growth is set to recover significantly over the next two years. Private lenders are expected to lead this growth. Deposit competition presents a near-term challenge. Asset quality risks appear manageable. The sector is transitioning to a differentiated growth narrative.
LIC, HAL, among 10 stocks that saw sharpest decrease in government shareholding in Q4. Check list
Foreign selling, geopolitical tensions and market volatility eroded the value of the Government of India’s holdings in key listed companies during the March 2026 quarter, with LIC, IRFC and HAL leading the sharp declines.