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“I would not call IT a high-growth sector anymore but one that is more defensive, stable and a core place to be in. As the risks towards the global situation increase due to geopolitical tensions, IT may be a decent place to be in because they have inherently a lot of cash on their balance sheet and even if there is a little bit of a slowdown, they can weather that through.”

Indian tennis legend Leander Paes shared the valuable money lessons he gleaned while playing tennis across the world for three decades.

Five large cap mutual funds that gave the highest return in the past 10 years are Nippon India Large Cap Fund which gave 17.09% returns, followed by Mirae Asset Large Cap Fund with 16.99% return. The other three are ICICI Prudential Bluechip Fund, SBI Bluechip Fund and HDFC Top 100 Fund.

With the weekend approaching and the events of the last few days very much front of mind, European equity markets have slipped back at the end of a we

“There could be volatility in the market in the coming few months and investors should not get unduly shocked by the higher volatility that small and midcaps will experience compared to largecaps. Distributors are now actively advising investors to move into flexicaps and multicaps as opposed to pure smallcap, mid cap schemes. It is a healthy sign that people are not just chasing past returns and are also looking to diversify across the caps.”

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“The world was grappling with recession fears and inflation. India has proved to be far more resilient than it was ever in the past, that also has led to Indias flow being more structural than tactical and cyclical. The structural appeal of India continues to be on a massive rise.”

Investors are bracing for market volatility following the surprise attack on Israel by Hamas militants. Crude oil futures shot up over the weekend whi

The NZD/USD pair turns sideways below the psychological resistance of 0.6000 as tensions deepening in the Middle East over the Israel-Hamas crisis hav

"While we continue to believe US stocks will rally later this year, it feels too early to call the turn," DataTrek Research said.