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    Dynamic bond mutual funds: Investors supposed all-interest-rate investment has failed in current rate cut-cycle

    Amid the bond market’s season of woes, dynamic bond funds appear to have badly miscalculated the payoffs from the rate-cutting cycle

    Golden visas for Indians: Amid changing rules and global uncertainty, golden visa calculations now include risk-hedging, estate planning, taxation

    From EB-5 uncertainty to Portugal’s property ban, wealthy Indian families are rethinking their residency strategies as global rules tighten.

    Horoscope Today, 7th September 2025: Major Eclipse Impacts Aries, Taurus, Gemini & Scorpio - Sudden Shifts in Career, Love & Finances

    The Moon eclipse happening today is powerful and is likely to cause changes to Aries, Taurus, Gemini, and Scorpio regarding friendships, profession, and the use of joint resources. With Leo and Virgo energizing imagination, correspondence, and concentration, the day requires some level of adaptability. Great insights and some considerable financial conservatism are necessary.

    Wall Street Week Ahead-Inflation data looms for markets as stocks hover at records

    U.S. stock investors are bracing for a week filled with crucial inflation data amid tariff uncertainties and fluctuating government bond yields. Despite a strong year, the S&P 500 faces headwinds as valuations appear stretched and September historically poses challenges.

    Gold and silver ETFs rally 40% in a year; what’s the best mutual fund strategy?

    Gold and silver prices are soaring. Exchange-traded funds based on these metals have given good returns. Tata Gold ETF and Tata Silver ETF are top performers. Experts suggest allocating a portion of investment portfolios to precious metals. Geopolitical tensions and industrial demand are driving the rally. Investors should consider SIPs to manage volatility. Experts recommend aligning investments with long-term goals.

    5 ways your retirement math can go wrong and what to do about it

    Today, retirement planning needs a revamp. Traditional methods that rely on forecasts often fail. Sequence-of-return risk can deplete savings. Dynamic withdrawals, adjusting spending based on portfolio performance, offer a solution. Experts suggest combining bucketing with adaptive withdrawals. Flexibility and caution are key. Plan for higher expenses and lower returns. Choose a strategy aligning with your needs for a comfortable retirement.

    • Wondering why RBI rate cuts haven't made your EMI bill lower? Herein lies the answer

      The realities of the bond market, inflation expectations and fiscal uncertainties are complicating matters when it comes to rate cut transmission. Borrowers have been left waiting for relief as the intended benefits of the RBI's rate cut are not filtering through to the lending rates.

      Sagittarius Weekly Horoscope (1st September – 7th September): Optimism, planning, and adaptability guide your week forward

      Sagittarius Weekly Horoscope (1st September – 7th September 2025): The Sagittarius Weekly Horoscope highlights a week of enthusiasm, growth, and practical reflection. The Moon transits through your sign, Sagittarius, Capricorn, and Aquarius. This can shape energy, discipline, and social connections. Sun, Mercury, and Ketu in the Leo sign. You can encourage leadership, communication, and introspection. Venus in the Cancer sign strengthens relationships. Mars in the Virgo sign sharpens work and health routines. Jupiter in the Gemini sign expands learning and communication. Saturn retrograde in the Pisces sign demands patience with responsibilities. Rahu in the Aquarius sign brings lessons related to friendships and social commitments.

      Global debt inflows set to rise as India’s credit profile strengthens: LIC MF’s Pratik Shroff

      India's sovereign rating upgrade is poised to attract stronger foreign capital inflows into its debt market, enhancing its risk profile and yield attractiveness. This shift could lead to broader inclusion in international bond indices, narrowing yield differentials with US Treasuries. Fixed income investors may benefit from increased demand for longer-duration sovereign bonds.

      Govt’s gamble on GST cuts: What do the bond and currency markets signal?

      Markets reflect cognitive biases, interpreting events differently. Equity markets anticipate consumption revival from GST reforms, while bond and currency markets price fiscal and macro risks. Persistent FII selling and a weakening Rupee highlight underlying stress, challenging India’s macro stability despite robust fundamentals.

      Top dynamic bond funds to invest in August 2025

      Dynamic bond funds offer flexibility to navigate interest rate cycles, making them a smart bet for investors unsure about the RBI’s next move. With rate cuts expected in late 2025, schemes like Kotak Dynamic Bond Fund and ICICI Prudential All Seasons Bond Fund look promising.

      Indian long-bond bull turns seller as supply concerns mount

      Suyash Choudhary, a prominent long-bond bull in India, has significantly reduced his holdings of the 7.3% 2053 government paper due to concerns about oversupply and shifting market sentiment. This decision comes after he heavily invested in these securities last year.

      DSP Mutual Fund announces change in name of 7 funds. Check details

      DSP Mutual Fund has announced the renaming of seven schemes, including international and debt-oriented funds. The fund house also revised the benchmark of DSP Income Plus Arbitrage FoF, replacing CRISIL Dynamic Bond A-III Index with NIFTY Composite Debt Index.

      ETMarkets Smart Talk| Despite FII selling, smart money shifts to small and mid-caps, says Vivek Rajaraman

      Foreign investors are selling large-cap Indian stocks. They are reallocating to small and mid-caps. Domestic investors are supporting the market. Sectors like banks, infrastructure, and real estate may benefit from improved ratings. Business confidence is improving. US-Russia relations and GST reforms could influence investment. Consumption and defence sectors are also in focus.

      Explained: Why understanding riskometer of mutual fund is important

      Sebi's riskometer guides mutual fund investors. It shows a fund's risk level. Risk levels range from low to very high. Investors can align investments with their risk tolerance. The riskometer aids portfolio diversification. It helps set realistic expectations. Fund houses update the riskometer monthly. Changes are communicated to investors. Risk and return are interconnected.

      Short-duration and accrual strategies better positioned amid abundant liquidity, says Devang Shah of Axis MF

      Devang Shah of Axis Mutual Fund suggests short-duration strategies for better yields. A recent rating upgrade offers a slight boost, but won't drastically change corporate bonds. Foreign capital flow impact will be moderate. RBI is likely to maintain a neutral policy. Investors should monitor currency dynamics and trade relationships.

      Corporate bond re-rating to be gradual but meaningful; high-grade issuers may move closer to AAA: Saurav Ghosh of Jiraaf

      Following the sovereign rating upgrade, India's corporate bond market anticipates a gradual repricing, benefiting high-grade issuers like financial institutions and infrastructure firms through reduced borrowing costs. While the RBI's policy remains steady, potential rate cuts in FY26 could further influence fixed income strategies.

      Sovereign upgrade, index flows and GST reform create a strong bond market backdrop: Chirag Doshi, LGT Wealth India

      India's bond market is poised for growth, fueled by S&P's sovereign rating upgrade and anticipated index inclusions. This positive momentum, along with potential GST reforms, is expected to lower yields and attract foreign investment. Experts suggest banks, top-tier NBFCs, and infrastructure financiers will likely benefit from these favorable conditions.

      Gold smashes records in 2025 — outpacing stocks, bonds, bitcoin: UBS warns investors — are we on the brink of a historic surge?

      Gold is dominating 2025. Outpacing stocks, bonds, and even Bitcoin, it has delivered a 28% gain so far this year. Investors are taking notice, and UBS has raised its forecast, predicting prices could hit $3,600 by March 2026 and $3,700 by mid-year. Surging demand from ETFs and central banks is driving this rally, pushing global gold consumption to its highest level since 2011.

      Manish Gunwani highlights structural themes as key for long-term stock picking

      Manish Gunwani of Bandhan AMC suggests investors remain balanced, avoiding excessive fear or greed, as the market navigates potential sideways movement. He recommends accumulating stocks for long-term growth, focusing on structural themes like internet platforms, R&D-driven exports, and financialization.

      Debt market to deepen as overseas participation rises after rating upgrade: Vijay Kuppaa

      India's sovereign rating upgrade is poised to boost foreign investor confidence in its debt market, potentially leading to global debt index inclusion and attracting long-term institutional investors. Increased overseas participation in government securities and high-grade corporate bonds is expected to improve liquidity and deepen the market. This creates an opportune phase for domestic investors to lock in attractive rates.

      S&P upgrade to boost foreign flows, lower funding costs for Indian companies: Vishal Goenka

      India’s S&P rating upgrade to BBB with Stable Outlook is set to lower funding costs for corporates and attract stronger foreign inflows into bonds, says Vishal Goenka of IndiaBonds.com. He sees improved risk-adjusted returns, enhanced global positioning, and fresh opportunities for fixed-income investors.

      How can my father invest Rs 35 lakh from his retirement corpus to get regular income with minimal risk?

      My father has received Rs 50 lakh as retirement corpus. Of this, Rs 15 lakh has already been invested in a Post Office savings scheme, yielding Rs 30,000 quarterly. How can we invest the remaining Rs 35 lakh safely for steady returns?

      Capricorn Weekly Horoscope (18th August – 24th August): Partnerships and ambitions demand balanced attention this week

      Capricorn Weekly Horoscope (18th August – 24th August): This Weekly Horoscope brings a strong focus on relationships, career goals, and emotional grounding. The Moon transits from Gemini to Cancer to Leo. This can move your attention from daily productivity to one-on-one partnerships. This can help in a deeper transformation. Venus will be transiting from the Cancer sign on 21st August. This brings harmony in collaborations. Saturn in the Pisces sign supports practical communication.

      US–Russia Alaska talks — Russian delegation outweighs Washington’s defensive line… are Putin’s traps set for an ambush in Alaska?

      US–Russia Alaska talks take a tense turn as Vladimir Putin arrives with a seasoned team of diplomats, war strategists, and economic heavyweights, outnumbering Washington’s more loyalty-driven inner circle. The meeting comes as the Ukraine war stalls, sanctions bite, and Moscow seeks both territorial recognition and relief from Western restrictions. Putin’s delegation blends old guard skill with sharp economic tactics, while Trump’s side leans on trusted allies and financiers.

      Rupee-rouble rule: RBI clears path for faster India-Russia payments

      Amid growing interest in rupee-rouble transactions, the Reserve Bank of India has simplified rupee trade settlements with Russia. This move allows authorized banks to open special rupee accounts, streamlining payments and reducing reliance on the dollar. Challenges remain due to trade imbalances and currency volatility, but measures are being explored to enhance efficiency and mitigate risks.

      Is the rally over in long-duration bonds?

      After a period of impressive returns, India's long-duration government securities may be nearing the end of their rally, according to Axis Mutual Fund. The surge was fueled by factors like policy easing and fiscal discipline. However, the report suggests these catalysts are losing momentum. Deteriorating demand-supply dynamics and regulatory changes are reducing the appetite for long-duration bonds.

      The rise of retail bond investing: Stories behind India’s quiet fixed-income revolution

      Indian retail investors are increasingly embracing bonds, driven by regulatory changes and digital platforms. Bonds offer safety, predictability, and diversification, attracting investors seeking passive income and wealth preservation. These investors prioritize creditworthiness, tenure, and returns, tailoring bond strategies to meet diverse financial goals and build resilient portfolios.

      Retail investors still cautious despite easier access to corporate bonds: Jessica Shah

      Despite digitization efforts, India's corporate bond market sees limited retail participation due to complex risks and transparency issues. However, a slight increase in retail interest is noted, coinciding with expected rate cuts that are predicted to boost corporate bond issuance.

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