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TSMC and Infosys most frequent top ten holdings across JP Morgan AM trust stable - Vimarsana News

TSMC and Infosys most frequent top ten holdings across JP Morgan AM trust stable

TSMC and Infosys feature most frequently across the top ten holdings of JP Morgan AM’s range of trusts, appearing in more than a fifth of vehicles.

Indian market witnesses slight improvement, Sensex gains 30.99 pts to close at 71,386.21 | Indiablooms - Vimarsana News

Indian market witnesses slight improvement, Sensex gains 30.99 pts to close at 71,386.21 | Indiablooms

The BSE Sensex on Tuesday registered a small gain of 30.99 pts to close at 71,386.21 on the strength of Realty, Power and Auto stocks.

Mutual fund AUM in India crosses Rs 50 lakh crore mark - Vimarsana News

Mutual fund AUM in India crosses Rs 50 lakh crore mark

The jump in AUM from Rs 40 lakh crore to Rs 50 lakh crore took just one year with assets growing around six times in the last 10 years; December saw SIP flows touching a new high of Rs 17,610 crore

Indian market experiences Monday blues after Sensex tanks 670.83 pts | Indiablooms - First Portal on Digital News Management - Vimarsana News

Indian market experiences Monday blues after Sensex tanks 670.83 pts | Indiablooms - First Portal on Digital News Management

Snapping a winning streak of the last two sessions, the BSE Sensex on Monday dropped 670.83 pts to settle at 71,355.24 as selling was witnessed in FMCG, Metal, Bankex and Financial Services stocks.

BSE Sensex drops over 300 points | Indiablooms - First Portal on Digital News Management - Vimarsana News

BSE Sensex drops over 300 points | Indiablooms - First Portal on Digital News Management

The BSE Sensex on Wednesday lost further by 357.51 points to 71,534.97 in the opening session as selling was seen across the board.