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Our weekly newsletter recommends how to begin investing in mutual funds and why South Indian food is not just idli-dosa

Hindustan Zinc dividend sweetens deal for offer for sale investors

Commodity major declares second interim dividend of Rs 19 a day after OFS concluded

Africa's natural resources, demographic advantage attract investors: V-P

Africa's natural resources, demographic advantage and growing economic integration through the African Continental Free Trade Area make it an attractive destination for investments, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar said on Wednesday. He also said that India's new-age digital technologies and its space programme offer huge opportunities for Africa to increase cooperation with India. "Africa's natural resources, demographic advantage and growing economic integration through the African Continental Free Trade Area make it an attractive destination for investments," Dhankhar said. He was addressing CII's India-Africa Business Conclave here. He added that India's Duty-Free Tariff Preference (DFTP) scheme offers enormous opportunities for mutual development. The vice president said that resurgent Africa and rising India can give a strong impetus to south-south cooperation specially in areas like clean technology, climate-resilient agriculture, maritime security, and connectivity. "India

Huge profits made by investors on catastrophe bonds raising eyebrows

Catastrophe bonds, which are issued by insurers, reinsurers and governments seeking an extra layer of disaster coverage, have been handing investors double-digit returns

NFO deluge opens mutual fund investor floodgates wide in July, shows data

Investor tide swells by 1.2 million, reaching 48.1 million

Recipe for market success: ETFs, the secret sauce stirred into growth

Now a dominant ingredient, with holdings topping 10% of the free-float mcap

Investor interest in focused funds on wane, pull out Rs 2,700 cr since Dec

Outflows could be a result of a mix of factors led by the underperformance of some of the larger funds amid elevated return expectations

Developer, investor sentiment in realty sector moderated in Apr-Jun: Report

While the overall sentiment remains optimistic, it has fallen considerably from the all-time high levels in the January-March quarter this year

July Budget and slashing of SGBs: A setback for portfolio balancing

Understandable if govt decided not to bear exchange and capital appreciation risks on SGBs anymore, but this would be a pity for investors who would no longer have this option to balance portfolios

How short-seller Hindenburg Research turns a profit through exposes

Explained: What is Hindenburg Research, what is short-selling and how much profit did the US firm make on its 2023 Adani Group report

Sebi mulls overhaul of investment advisor and research analyst rules

Slew of relaxation to bring more under the formal fold

Aftershocks of carry trade at core of market rout could still have effects

The massive selloffs had come after a higher-than-expected US unemployment rate on Friday sparked worries

Rajasthan govt plans to bring an investor-friendly industrial policy soon

The new policy will aim to set up theme-based industrial parks and hassle-free goods transportation

Market mayhem: Vix up 42%, signals more turmoil in domestic markets

Volatility may continue amid global headwinds in the near term, say experts

Govt bonds receive $1 billion inflow as investors shrug off curbs

Offshore investors bought Rs 90.9 billion ($1.1 billion) of the so-called fully accessible route bonds in the week through Aug. 2

Realty sector loses Rs 6,480 crore in market value after Union Budget

Analysts feel removal of indexation may dampen investor sentiments, particularly in high-end segments

Investors in Asia see Biden withdrawal as benefiting 'Trump trade'

Global investors see the Republican's policies on tariffs, immigration and deficits leading to a stronger dollar and higher bond yields

Maintaining regulatory balance

Besides depositors, investors in bank securities are important stakeholders, and their interests ought to be safeguarded

Domestic investors infuse $638 mn in realty sector in Apr-Jun: Report

Domestic investors pumped USD 637.9 million in the Indian real estate during April-June -- a fivefold jump on annual basis -- expecting better returns amid strong demand, according to Vestian. Real estate consultant Vestian on Saturday released data for institutional investments in real estate during the second quarter of 2024 calendar year. As per the data, institutional investments in the Indian real estate rose 96 per cent in April-June to USD 3.1 billion from USD 1.6 billion in the corresponding period of the previous year. Shrinivas Rao, CEO, Vestian said, "The Indian real estate sector garnered significant investments in the second quarter of 2024, dominated by foreign investors as the looming uncertainty over the major economies of the world has faded away." Moreover, he said, domestic investors actively participated to capitalize on the robust economic growth. As per the data, foreign investors infused USD 2,218.1 million in April-June as against USD 1,459.2 million in the

Conservative hybrid funds can be a better bet than fixed deposits

Asset allocation ensures investor gets small exposure to stocks in a predominantly bond portfolio