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More than a dozen issuers have filed for ETFs that cater to active crypto traders.

Hemang Jani says: “I doubt that the money would move from HDFC Bank to Bajaj Finance only. A part of the money could move into some of the insurance companies like ICICI Lombard or some of the other insurance companies where the trend is better. People may also have to rebalance and realign their allocation to the banking sector.”

The best performing funds of 2023 offered the ability to double an investment, although poor timing would have resulted in losses of more than a third

Over 80% of respondents to a World Economic Forum survey said they're expecting heightened economic and stock-market volatility in 2024.

Hemang Kapasi recommends clients to shift exposure to largecaps and invest in sectors with structural uptrends due to potential volatility closer to the general elections. He advises staying invested in sectors that create long-term wealth, such as healthcare and consumption. India is expected to take a breather compared to other emerging markets before continuing its advance. The interim budget may include infrastructure and power sector-related capex announcements, as well as populist rural-c...

MSCIs broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan fell 1% to its lowest since mid-December. Japans Nikkei looked set to snap a sharp six-session winning streak with a 0.7% dip away from Mondays 34-year high.

​Oil prices rose by around 1% on Tuesday, as investors weighed the impact of tensions in the Middle East.

Stocks are lower across the board on Tuesday and the key driver is the revaluation of rate cut expectations.

Mileen Vasudeo says: “Nifty is likely to head towards 22,300 to 22,500 levels. But yes, at lower levels like say 21,900, there is good support. Overall, the breadth of the market remains positive throughout the trading session. On the sector front, IT has really lifted the sentiments and the pharma pack is also looking good on the charts.”

GLOBAL-OIL/ (UPDATE 4)UPDATE 4-Oil drops more than 1% despite Middle East conflict