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Like the equity, debt markets also are influenced by interest rate changes, inflationary expectations, government policies, geopolitical theatre

A debt ETF is a passively managed fund that invests in similar instruments per the fund objective. This is, however, tradable on an exchange like an equity stock or ETF. It’s not intervened by any human or fund manager to pick its constituents but mimics a pre-defined bond index which is in accordance with the fund objective

Theinvestment industry is going all passives particularly with equity due to the cost consideration.

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These dividend stocks can provide lucrative and steadily rising income in the future.

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The first half of 2025 has been a wild ride for markets around the world. Uncertainty has always been there, from rising tariff tensions to geopolitical conflicts. India has handled a lot of the world’s ups and downs better than most,

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SINGAPORE — As investors look in bewilderment at the fast-deteriorating global economic landscape under US President Donald Trump’s onslaught on globalisation, some analysts are looking to Singapore as one of the few safe havens worldwide.

One of these analysts is Derrick Kam, a Singapore-based Asia economist at US investment bank Morgan Stanley who believes the Republic is one of the few that offers more visibility on growth potential,

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The Nasdaq 100 Index (NDX) has extended its strong advance into August 2025, with the uptrend from April still firmly intact. The index’s bullish momentum has accelerated since late June following a breakout from a reverse head-and-shoulders pattern formed between January and June 2025 – a classic reversal signal which spurred bullish sentiment.

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These MLPs offer even higher yields and faster distribution growth potential.

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