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Sanjiv Bhasin says: “Railway and defence stocks will do well but do not expect the type of run-up you have already seen. BEL and HAL, RVNL, IRFC have almost tripled in the last one-and-a-half years, so a little bit of caution there, do not chase a rising tide like it is now. Wait for opportunities or nibble into them with a SIP or the CPSE ETF or a mutual fund.

Investing in small caps is not a childs play. You will have to find successful fund managers who specialise in small cap stocks. You should also pay attention to how the schemes fared during the market downturn.

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A pivot in monetary tightening modes, weak domestic demand and uncertainties over the property market may pose risks to financial stability, although the countrys financial system...

High-interest rates, weak industrial output, volatility in commodity prices, and increase in trade-restrictive measures are affecting global trade and, in turn, Indias engineering exports, says Arun Kumar Garodia, EEPC India Chairman.

As investors prepare for the year ahead, there are several key considerations to keep in mind to navigate the evolving economic landscape and financial market. Experts tell us what these are and how to protect your investment in 2024.

Government Securities or G-Sec mutual fund schemes gain the most when interest rates start to fall. And a Moneycontrol Research analysis shows that if held beyond a certain time horizon, your chances of making a loss turn negligible.

With our expectations that central bankers have ended their rate-hiking cycle against the backdrop of declining inflation, the positive real returns that current rates point to, augurs well for increased fixed income allocations in 2024.

Sanjiv Bhasin says: “Hotels, transport, entertainment sectors are having their best time and nobody is complaining because the stock market is at an all-time high and global cheer is there. You never expected that the Fed would pivot so fast. Now, there are talks of three rate cuts. So, enjoy the bonhomie as it goes. We head into a new year on a very optimistic note.”

November dairy product stocks dipped seasonally, according to the Agriculture Department’s latest Cold Storage report. Butter holdings on Nov. 30 were 215.5 million pounds, down 24.7 million pounds or 10.3%