International mutual funds offer 14% average return in 1 year. Are global markets the new hotspot? International mutual funds showed good returns recently. Experts suggest a small allocation for diversification. U.S. markets are favored, while China is a tactical bet. Domestic equity funds are recommended for long-term growth. Volatility and geopolitical events impact international funds. Investors should focus on well-diversified domestic funds. Experts advise SIPs for long-term investment. Investors should pay attention to geography of investment. |
Up 29% in 5 months! Should you invest or avoid gold mutual funds? Gold funds and ETFs have surged, delivering impressive returns this year, fueled by geopolitical tensions and central bank buying. Experts advise caution for fresh investments, suggesting a strategic allocation of 5-10% of portfolio for diversification. While gold offers a hedge against uncertainty, equity mutual funds may provide better long-term returns, making SIPs in equity a potentially more rewarding option. |
The 50:25:25 rule: What it means for multi-cap fund investors Multi cap funds are gaining traction, with a corpus nearing Rs 1.75 lakh crore by May. Offering balanced exposure to large, mid, and small caps, they help investors benefit across market cycles. With India’s robust growth outlook and demographic edge, these funds offer a disciplined, diversified path to long-term wealth. |
Equal weight, bigger balance: The mutual fund way to ride India’s top 15 stocks Indian retail investors seeking large-cap exposure can consider the Nifty Top 15 Equal Weight index. This index offers balanced exposure across constituents by assigning equal weight to the top 15 companies. It reduces over-reliance on dominant players. The index has outperformed the Nifty 50 in various time frames. It has shown resilience during market downturns. |
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