Riding the market wave hasnt been easy for alldespite strong index gains, several Nifty500 stocks are still stuck in the red so far this fiscal year. While the Nifty500 has climbed 8% and the benchmark Nifty is up 6% so far in FY26, not all constituents have kept pace. Data shows that 44 stocks from the Nifty500 have slipped over 10% during this period, highlighting pockets of underperformance amid a broadly buoyant market.
Data shows that 44 stocks from the Nifty500 have slipped over 10% during this period, highlighting pockets of underperformance amid a broadly buoyant market.
Indian markets show volatility in 2025. Chirag Muni discusses investment strategy. Equities provide returns over five years. Gold and silver also perform. India's GDP growth is 6.5 percent. Inflation is 2.1 percent. Interest rates are cut. Investors should consider mutual funds. Allocations to largecap, midcap, and smallcap are suggested. This approach targets growth.
Coinbase Global Inc., the largest US crypto exchange, is seeking a national trust company charter from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency. This strategic move aims to streamline oversight for new offerings and integrate digital assets into traditional finance, especially as stablecoin usage expands.
As Diwali 2025 approaches, gold and silver continue to shine, soaring over 47% and 52% this year, respectively. With gold breaching 1,18,000 per 10 grams and silver trading above 1,44,000, experts expect the rally to extend, driven by festive demand, dovish Fed policy, and geopolitical tensions. Analysts see gold testing 1,22,000 and silver 1,50,000 by Diwali, with any dips likely to be short-lived.
Over the past one year, when equities remained in the red, the real test for mutual funds has been their ability to limit losses or eke out gains. Here are three large & mid cap funds which have outperformed their respective category average and benchmark, as reported by ETBureau.
For many investors, building a corpus of Rs 2 crore in 20 years is a major financial milestone. But how much should you set aside each month to achieve it?
Family offices are investment firms set up by wealthy families to manage their assets. Over the past two decades, they have become a significant force in Indias marketsinvesting in startups, private equity, and initial public offerings.
Indian markets remain range-bound in 2025, with foreign investors pulling out 2 lakh crore, though domestic buying has cushioned the impact. A sustained bull run hinges on FII return, which requires stronger corporate earnings and a positive India-US trade deal.
