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Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) reports a monthly inflow of US$ 650 mn through SIPs (Systematic Investment Plans) in March, reflecting the increased interest in recurring savings allocations.

Posted by Equitymaster After opening the day marginally higher, share markets in India have continued their momentum. Sectoral indices are trading on a positive note with stocks in the metal sector and realty sector witnessing maximum buying interest. The BSE ...

Mumbai: With red-and-white headphones draped around her neck, 22-year-old Indian IT security consultant Abdhija Sharma looks like she would be more at home discussing the latest music or Bollywood movies than compound returns on equity investments. But at an ...

FC Bureau City: Mumbai The offer would constitute up to 12% of the post-offer paid-up share capital and the net offer shall constitute 10.60% of the post-offer paid-up capital SBI Life on Monday said it has filed initial papers with capital market regulator ...

As yet another earnings season dawns, market expectations are rather moderate than optimistic this time. At best, the April-June quarter could deliver a mixed set of earnings reports. At least, that’s what analysts now come to believe. Some sectors, like ...

The prospects for FMCG stocks performing well in the near term have improved with the Goods and Services Tax or GST launch and fairly widespread monsoon rains covering major parts of the country. However, FMCG stocks have given a mixed performance in the ...

LONDON - Germany's Thyssenkrupp is optimistic about progress made by Tata Steel to restructure its UK pensions liabilities, investors and analysts say, but there are still issues to overcome before the two firms can merge their European steel assets.

Benchmark indices NSE Nifty and BSE Sensex have been swinging widely between the negative and positive terrains in the past 10 trading sessions, unable to break their lifetime highs. Though no clear trend is visible as to which way the market is headed to, ...