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Indian shares look set to open on a flat note Wednesday amid mixed catalysts. Data showed overnight that U.S. inflation continued to ease but much of core inflation remains sticky, effectively closing the door on the possibility of a Federal Reserve interest-rate cut before June.
Earlier, Nippon, Tata and SBI MFs put restrictions on lump sum investments in their small-cap schemes, as high valuations and strong flows make it challenging for fund managers to deploy money. But ICICI will be the first fund house to restrict lump sum investments in a mid-cap fund.
Indian shares fell sharply on Wednesday, with Fed rate cut uncertainty and ongoing selloff in the mid-cap and small-cap space keeping investors nervous. U.S.
These smallcap schemes could be at risk as they have lesser exposure to large stocks, cash and cash equivalents (including T-bills), and higher exposure to stocks from the Nifty Microcap 250 Index
Rising equity markets are bringing investors into mutual funds through SIPs. And insurance companies want to have a pie. Insurers have now increasingly started using terms like NFOs, index, fund, switch, NAV, SIIP, market risks, etc. that are used for mutual fund products. While both offer investments in stock markets, the entry costs, lock-in period, and withdrawal terms differ. Be mindful of the differences.