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A major shift in investor attention is currently underway toward consumption funds. The core expectation is that the recent GST rationalisation will directly stimulate consumer demand, a momentum expected to flow through to companies as increased revenues, leading to a rise in their share prices and better portfolio performance.
India’s expanding consumer economy has attracted fresh offerings from mutual fund houses,
Kailash Kulkarni, CEO at HSBC Mutual Fund India talks to Nesil Staney about the investment landscape for the next two decades, sector picks, fund flows through SIPs, flows from smaller Indian towns and strategies to cushion volatility.
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The economic warning lights are all going off.
Giant tariffs are up in the air, once again. No official economic data will come out during the government shutdown. And once the business of the US government does resume, it’s anyone’s guess who the president will tap to run the Bureau of Labor Statistics now that the administration has been forced to claw back its disastrous first pick.
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The ongoing federal government shutdown postponed the release of the monthly jobs report, adding to economic uncertainty.
Federal government shutdown delays jobs report release,
Recent reports show daily inflows into Bitcoin ETFs in the hundreds of millions. For example, one report noted $676 million in inflows across U.S. BTCETFs. Analysts also note that BTC has reclaimed key Fibonacci retracement levels and support zones. These signals support the idea of sustained bullish momentum.
U.S. stock futures moved higher on Friday morning, showing strength even as the federal government shutdown entered its third day. Investors seemed focused on Wall Street’s rally, with optimism in technology and artificial intelligence driving market momentum across all major indexes.
Futures tied to the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 99 points,
Inthe City of London’s investment trust business, dog eats dog. Thus it is that Daniel Loeb, “activist” investor who shakes up torpid corporate managements,
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US stock futures drifted higher on Friday after hitting fresh records, with Wall Street fixated on the promise of AI even as the government shutdown drags on.
Futures attached to the Dow Jones Industrial Average (YM=F), the benchmark S&P 500 (ES=F), and the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 (NQ=F) all made gains of around 0.1%.
Most emerging-market currencies weakened as the dollar snapped a four-day losing streak and traders grappled with the lack of economic indicators during the US government shutdown. Stocks rose.
An MSCI Inc. gauge for developing-nation currencies ended the session less than 0.1% lower Thursday. High-yielding names like Mexico’s peso,
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