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Entries for category "Market Updates"

QUARTERLY UPDATE JAN-MAR 2025

In the midst of chaos, there is also opportunity

Sun Tzu's timeless wisdom, "In the midst of chaos, there is also opportunity," encourages us to recognize that periods of change and uncertainty can be fertile ground for growth and innovation, if approached strategically.

As the Indian markets find their footing, it's an opportune moment to pause and draw inspiration from the wisdom of legendary investors and thinkers. This is also a time to reassess the strategies and decisions we've …

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Quaterly Update- Dec, 24

FACTOR INVESTING  &  FINATOZ INTERNATIONAL OFFERING

Discover the power of factor investing in India with smart beta strategies and global diversification through FinAtoZ’s Global Growth Portfolio. Explore investment opportunities in ETFs, PMS, and international markets.

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Quarterly Update-Dec, 23

Quarterly Market Update Dec23

Given the Israel – Palestine conflict started in early October, we at FinAtoZ would like to present our analysis of the situation and whether it warrants any changes in your current investment portfolio.

As of now, inflation continues to be high globally. With this escalation, the crude oil price will likely remain elevated. Higher crude oil prices would not allow inflation to cool, so the interest rates will likely remain …

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Monthly FTM Update - May 2017

FTM Update May 2017

Looking at the wider economy, the GST could lift growth by 2%. Greater tax compliance and efficiency has the potential to increase government revenue, and narrow budget deficit. However, there could be a one-time bump in inflation after introducing GST but it can soon be normalized...

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Monthly FTM Update -April,2017

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RBI Policy moves with the wide expectation keeping interest rates unchanged in its first bi-monetary policy review for FY18. However, it raised the reverse repo rate to 6% from 5.75% earlier. The committee is choosing to be conservative when it comes to Inflation. It has reiterated 4% inflation in the medium term as a core objective. Raising the reverse repo rate to 6% is a step towards ensuring that the liquidity management is in line with the neutral stance...

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