ITC, MCX among top stocks bought and sold by mutual funds in July
Mutual Funds bought stocks worth Rs 45,400 crore in July, while their total cash and equivalents rose to Rs 1.85 lakh crore (5.46%) from Rs 1.82 lakh crore (5.34%) in June, according to Nuvama Institutional Equities.
The key additions across the mutual fund industry were State Bank of India (Rs 10,200 crore),
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In July, mutual funds bumped up their cash holdings by ₹2,884cr to ₹2.06Lcr—ending a two-month dip.
Now, cash makes up 5.20% of all assets under management (AUM), slightly higher than June’s 5.08%.
This move signals fund managers are treading carefully after a not-so-great Q1 earnings season.
Major players in the cash game
With markets feeling shaky,
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2 Possible Reasons Warren Buffett Shunned His Favorite Stock for the Fourth Straight Quarter, Despite Sitting on $344 Billion in Cash
Billionaire Warren Buffett Sold 41% of Berkshire's Stake in Bank of America and Is Piling Into a Famed Consumer Brand That's Soared 7,200% Since Its IPO
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Form 13Fs allow investors to see which stocks Wall Street’s leading money managers have been buying and selling.
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Warren Buffett continues to sell Berkshire Hathaway’s No. 3 holding — and there may be more to this selling activity than meets the eye.
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Red Hot Inflation, Volatility Soars And Scary Prediction
When the CPI news hit the wires, the market immediately started to sell off on Wednesday. Concerns rose that inflation, which many thought had tempered, was in fact red hot.
Translation: The Federal Reserve would be less likely to cut rates. And since rate cuts have been priced in, the only way for the market to go was down,
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