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Motilal Oswal Digital India Fund NAV jumps 10% in five days. What’s driving the rally?Motilal Oswal Digital India Fund’s NAV rose over 5% in five days, helped by its sizeable ESDS Software holding. The stock’s sharp post-listing rally has boosted the thematic fund, highlighting how concentrated positions can amplify NAV gains and volatility.
SIP stoppage ratio drops to 81% in August as new registrations beat closures for fourth month in a rowAugust saw mutual fund SIP inflows soar to an unprecedented Rs 32,297 crore. The stoppage ratio has now dropped for four consecutive months to 81.05%, signaling improving investor engagement. Notably, new SIP registrations outpaced those that were suspended or completed. This growing confidence is reflected in over 10 crore SIP accounts, contributing to a total…
The cost of sitting out: Missing Nifty’s best 50 days cuts CAGR to 0.94% from 13.55%: Abakkus MFAbakkus Mutual Fund highlights the steep cost of missing the market’s strongest sessions. The Nifty 50 TRI delivered a 13.55% CAGR between April 2005 and August 2026, but this fell to 0.94% for investors who missed the best 50 days, underscoring the risks of trying to time the market.
JioBlackRock Flexi Cap Fund exits NALCO, Hindustan Zinc; trims exposure in BSE, RILJioBlackRock Flexi Cap Fund reshuffled its portfolio in August, exiting 21 stocks while reducing exposure to 34 others, including NALCO, Hindustan Zinc and RIL. It increased holdings in 17 stocks and added 22 new names. The fund’s portfolio grew to 136 stocks, with banks accounting for its largest sector allocation.
NFO Insight: JioBlackRock Balanced Advantage NFO opens September 11. Is it worth investing amid category outflows?JioBlackRock has introduced its Balanced Advantage Fund, available for subscription until September 25. This innovative fund aims to strategically balance equity and debt investments, effectively mitigating market risks. While the fund promises long-term growth with lower volatility, experts advise a cautious approach, recommending that investors lean towards established funds with proven track records, and potentially…
Gold ETF inflows jump 67% to Rs 2,596 crore in August. Why are investors piling in?Gold prices and Gold ETFs have delivered strong returns, but experts caution investors against chasing recent performance. While central bank buying, geopolitical risks and diversification benefits support gold’s medium-term outlook, its lower Sharpe ratio highlights its cyclical nature. Experts recommend treating gold as a portfolio diversification tool and maintaining an appropriate allocation rather than increasing…
Best focused mutual funds to invest in September 2026If you are ready to take more risk and have an investment horizon of around seven years, you may invest in these schemes. Here are our recommended focused equity mutual fund schemes. Follow our monthly updates to keep track of your investments.
Equity MF inflows rise 19% to Rs 29,329 crore in August; SIPs hit record highEquity mutual fund purchases rose nineteen percent in August, reaching twenty-nine thousand three hundred twenty-nine crore. Systematic investment plan collections hit an all-time high of thirty-two thousand two hundred ninety-seven crore. Fixed income categories experienced net outflows of eight thousand seven hundred eleven crore during August. Mid and small-cap funds led equity investments, attracting over…
Mutual fund NFOs: 26 funds collect Rs 7,100 crore in August; SBI Balanced Hybrid Fund leadsA total of 26 new open-ended funds were launched in August, mobilising Rs 7,110 crore. Equity funds attracted the highest inflows at Rs 3,051 crore, followed by hybrid funds at Rs 1,848 crore and debt funds at Rs 1,647 crore.
Smallcap, midcap funds attract higher inflows in August; largecap outflows continue for second monthSmall- and mid-cap mutual funds attracted strong investor interest in August, with small-cap inflows reaching a record Rs 7,973 crore. Large-cap funds, meanwhile, recorded outflows for the second consecutive month amid weaker performance.
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ET Alpha Wealth Summit 2.0: How are India's family offices investing in 2026?At ET Alpha Wealth Summit 2.0, experts will explore how India’s family offices are reshaping their investment strategies in 2026. From private credit, venture debt and co-investments to global opportunities, family offices are broadening beyond traditional assets while focusing on diversification, capital preservation, liquidity and long-term, multi-generational wealth creation.
10 Nifty stocks that fell up to 40% from their yearly peaksSeveral Nifty 50 stocks have fallen sharply from their 52-week highs, with Infosys, ITC and Wipro among the biggest decliners, shedding up to 40% from their yearly peaks amid heightened market volatility.
Explained: Why did market bounce back? Sensex recovers 620 points from day’s low, Nifty closes near 23,400On Friday, Indian stock indices bounced back notably after a sluggish start, largely due to declining oil prices and bond yields. The shift in market sentiment was fueled by news of an upcoming summit between Gulf nations and Iran aimed at regulating shipping through the crucial Strait of Hormuz. This potential agreement has raised hopes…
Sri Lotus Developers shares jump 3% to fresh 52-week high after Capital Group buys nearly 2% stakeSri Lotus Developers shares hit a fresh 52-week high after a Capital Group fund acquired a 2% stake worth over Rs 195 crore. The promoter stake sale helped meet minimum public shareholding norms. The stock has more than doubled since its March low, while Q1 FY27 profit rose 77% year-on-year.
Jefferies' 25% CAGR club: Paytm, Groww among 5 financial stocks that can deliver up to 25% returnsJefferies has identified Paytm, Groww, PB Fintech, AU Small Finance Bank and Poonawalla Fincorp as its 25% CAGR club of Indian financial stocks. The brokerage expects strong earnings and revenue growth over FY26-29, supported by scale, new business initiatives and operating leverage, while maintaining Buy calls on all five stocks.
Jefferies cuts KEI Industries target price by 11%. Will UltraTech’s entry put the company at risk?Jefferies has cut its target price for KEI Industries by 11% to Rs 6,150, citing concerns over UltraTech Cement’s entry into wires and cables. The brokerage expects some retail market-share pressure but believes KEI can offset the impact through power transmission cables and exports, retaining its Buy rating on the stock.
Hidden goldmine! How NSE IPO will unlock Rs 95,000 crore value for over 20 listed companiesThe NSE IPO could unlock significant hidden value for 26 listed shareholders, whose combined NSE holdings could be worth around Rs 94,619 crore at the tentative upper price of Rs 1,785 per share. LIC stands to benefit the most, with its 26.53-crore-share stake valued at around Rs 47,351 crore.
Earning in dollars doesn’t make NRIs better investors: Currency advantage alone isn’t enoughFor NRIs earning in stronger foreign currencies such as dollars, pounds or dirhams, investing in India can offer greater rupee purchasing power. However, experts caution that currency strength alone does not make someone a better investor.
Bernstein names Paytm stock as its top pick, lists 3 strong growth drivers for fintech giantBernstein has named Paytm its top pick, citing strong merchant lending growth, operating leverage and potential UPI MDR as key earnings drivers. The brokerage has set a Rs 2,200 target, implying further upside, while flagging key downside risks.
Oracle earnings show slower cash burn as AI spending starts to pay off; stock jumps 4% after marketOracle’s latest earnings offered investors relief as stronger-than-expected revenue and a smaller cash burn eased concerns over its heavy AI spending. The company’s revenue backlog surged to $664 billion, while customer prepayments helped fund capital expenditure. Oracle shares rose 4% after market as investors gained confidence in its AI growth strategy.
