The country’s bourses have ridden the waves and staved off downturns to stay on course for their record-breaking journeys
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The impending disinvestment of LIC through an IPO has all worrisome angles covered, but the gravity of this unprecedented act is not lost on policyholders, agents, employees and potential investors
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Indian bull run begins as stock markets shake off Covid-induced lethargy
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To buy, postpone, or sell? Doubt grips pandemic-hit Indian gold buyers in the midst of the festival and marriage season.
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Did gamblers, who could not go to the casinos, shift attention to stocks to use their speculative skills to make a killing on the exchange?
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Gold is looked upon as a critical barometer during uncertain times in the economy. It is also a good investment vehicle in the current scenario
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With the RBI’s swift action to forestall any turbulence, there is hope that Franklin Templeton is a one-off case during this lockdown phase
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Thanks to an Aadhaar-enabled system, John Pereira is offering banking services to workers in distress due to the lockdown
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Indian bourses tanked over 37% in 25 sessions amidst sharp jump in trading volume and turnover but investors would do well to note that the markets have historically faced such situations and recovered from it
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It is difficult to predict how the stock market will move. When there is panic, investors tend to make their decisions emotionally, rather than rationally. This is a Black Swan event, whose impact may be deeper and longer than what was estimated a few weeks ago
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