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The new gold economy: untapped wealth fuels credit boom (opens the original)
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India’s gold loan market has entered a new growth phase, with outstanding loans nearly quadrupling to ₹18.6 trillion in five years, according to Motilal Oswal. Rising gold prices, growing acceptance among households and small businesses and a shift from informal to organised lending have fuelled this expansion. Yet, penetration remains low, with organised gold loans accounting for just 8% of household gold value. Gold loans have also overtaken personal loans. Growth is increasingly spreading bey
The Quiet Inflation Fighters: How Debt Mutual Funds Protected Purchasing Power (opens the original)
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Debt mutual funds are rarely sold as inflation beaters. Yet, over long holding periods, that is largely what they have been. A bl.portfolio analysis of 130 schemes across 11 debt fund categories shows that 89 per cent of seven-year rolling-return observations and 83 per cent of five-year observations beat consumer price inflation). The finding is particularly relevant at a time when traditional fixed-income products have themselves held up surprisingly well against equities over recent three- an
Beyond FDs: Debt funds for short-term parking (opens the original)
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For investors looking to park money for a few months to three years, debt mutual funds offer alternatives to bank fixed deposits (FDs), with potentially greater liquidity and flexibility, but their returns are market-linked and carry some risk. Bank FDs remain the default choice for Indian savers because they offer certainty of returns and capital stability. Debt funds, on the other hand, may suit investors willing to accept some fluctuations in value in pursuit of potentially better returns. Un
Mutual funds spread wider, bet lighter on IPOs (opens the original)
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Veteran fund manager Samir Arora just days ago suggested that mutual funds stay away from IPOs for 30 days, arguing that the relentless supply of fresh paper has been weighing on the market. With domestic equities making little headway for quite some time now, his concern may find wider resonance. Mutual funds are hardly staying away from IPOs. Fed by the seemingly endless SIP fountain of over ₹30,000 crore a month – apparently, a good part of it into equities — they are participating in more IP
Indiaâs defence flywheel is gaining altitude (opens the original)
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Indiaâs defence story is evolving from import dependence to a self-sustaining manufacturing and export cycle, says Ashika Stock Broking. Defence capital outlay is projected from â¹1.6 trillion in FY25 to rise to â¹2.9 trillion by FY30, while a multi-year procurement pipeline spanning Multi-Role fighters, tanks, Tejas Mk2 jets and P75I submarines promises strong demand visibility. Defence imports are declining even as exports are expected to grow at an 18 per cent CAGR through FY30, reflecti
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