Investors often focus on mutual funds that have delivered high returns over a particular period. However, it is equally important to understand which funds have struggled.
Here are the top 10 diversified equity funds (excluding sectoral and thematic funds) that delivered the most negative returns on a year-to-date (YTD),
Six midcap stocks — Bosch, Siemens Energy India, Lodha Developers, Zydus Lifesciences, Lenskart Solutions and LG Electronics India — could move into the large-cap segment in AMFI’s H1 CY27 semi-annual reclassification, according to Nuvama Institutional Equities. The brokerage’s latest prediction is based on current average market-cap levels and follows its earlier assessment released on 19 September 2026.
Tesla has been a headline fixture again, with a mix of robotaxi expansion, regulatory scrutiny on Full Self Driving in Europe, and fresh attention on its role in AI and energy storage. With the stock at about US$375 and a mixed return pattern in recent years, the live question for many investors is whether that price still lines up with what its sales can reasonably support.
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Goldman Sachs expects S&P 500 companies to report earnings-per-share growth of 27% year over year for the third quarter. The main engine, in the bank’s view, is corporate spending on artificial intelligence.
That would be a slowdown from the adjusted 33% growth logged in the second quarter. It would also be the third straight quarter above 25%.
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Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller warned Thursday that additional interest rate increases may be necessary to bring American inflation back toward the central bank’s 2% target, although policymakers have flexibility in deciding when to act. His comments were delivered at a central banking forum in Istanbul, Reuters reports.
Waller said the Federal Reserve does not necessarily need to raise interest rates at consecutive policy meetings,
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“Even if the policy interest rate rises and loan repayments increase, rent will also rise if inflation occurs, so you’ll be fine. If you raise the rent by a few thousand yen at the next renewal period,
