Indian equity markets recovered losses in the early trading hours and closed with marginal gains in the positive territory as investors remained cautious ahead of the Union Budget 2023. Meanwhile, decline in crude oil prices and optimistic outlook on India’sgrowth prospects by International Monetary Fund helped to uplift the market sentiments.
The domestic equity market concluded the volatile session in green ahead of significant economic developments. The U.S. Federal Reserve policy meeting and the Union Budget, both of which are due for later this week, will be important events to keep an eye on. The indices increased as a result of buying in a few select …
Domestic equities markets fell following a report by a U.S. based research firm which expressed concerns regarding the use of extreme leverage by an Indian multinational conglomerate.
The FY23 Budget presented in CY22 was hailed as positive by markets. It had strong elements of permanency in economic growth as much of the expenditure was deployed on a balance-sheet basis, said Rajesh Cheruvu, Managing Director and Chief Investment Officer at LGT Wealth India. back to Market Vault Budget 2023 will be capex-oriented, says Rajesh Cheruvu …
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These top-level appointments will enable the Liechtenstein-based LGT Group to strengthenits Asia presence by building its business in India. back to Market Vault LGT Wealth India hires three senior bankers Citywire, 26th January2023, Nimish Shah These top-level appointments will enable the Liechtenstein-based LGT Group to strengthen its Asia presence by building its business in India. …
Indian equity markets moved downwards with sharp fall dragged by power, oil and gas and financial stocks. Market sentiments dampened as investors remain worried for the upcoming monetary policies by the central bank. Weak cues from the global markets and strong selling by Foreign institutional investors added negative sentiments in the markets. Huge sell off …
The biggest market, the US, has had the same query year in 2022. This is the only year when the S&P500 and US Treasuries have negative returns –possibly the worst year for a conventionally balanced 60:40 portfolio since 1974. back to Market Vault Union Budget 2023: Key expectations from the markets; investors also eye US …
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The biggest market, the US, has had the same query year in 2022. This is the only year when the S&P500 and US Treasuries have negative returns –possibly the worst year for a conventionally balanced 60:40 portfolio since 1974. back to Market Vault LGT Wealth India appoints three industry veterans to grow its presence in …
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The biggest market, the US, has had the same query year in 2022. This is the only year when the S&P500 and US Treasuries have negative returns –possibly the worst year for a conventionally balanced 60:40 portfolio since 1974. back to Market Vault LGT Wealth India Appoints Three MDs For Different Verticals VCCircle, 24th January …
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The biggest market, the US, has had the same query year in 2022. This is the only year when the S&P500 and US Treasuries have negative returns –possibly the worst year for a conventionally balanced 60:40 portfolio since 1974. back to Market Vault LGT Wealth India Appoints Three Industry Veterans To Grow Its Presence In …
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