Reseñas

With inflation soaring, the Fed raising interest rates, Russia’s war in Ukraine and China’s decision to drop its “zero COVID” policy, a recession all but certain in Europe and increasingly likely in the United States, clear maps of the future would be particularly welcome now.

Out of the total allocation of 1.84 crore equity shares to anchor investors, 69.67 lakh equity shares or around 38 per cent of the total were allocated to 8 domestic mutual funds through a total of 17 schemes, the data showed.

“November data shows largecap category witnessed redemption of Rs 1,038 crore on one side, while on theother side, midcap category saw inflows of Rs 1,176 crore and smallcap funds received Rs 1,378 crore,” said Viraj Gandhi, CEO, Samco Mutual Fund.

Kleinman has been featured for his trading in national publications such as Fortune magazine, and has lectured extensively regarding his trading techniques. He is also the author of four books on commodities and futures trading.

Following US Federal Reserve’s 50 bps interest rate hikes to combat inflation on December 14, other global central banks also raised their interest rates.

Signs of pessimism over the economy have crept into asset prices in recent weeks, as investors grow increasingly worried that the Federal Reserve’s most aggressive monetary policy tightening in 40 years – aimed at reducing inflation – will also hamstring growth

As Bankman-Fried’s FTX empire collapsed into bankruptcy and the 30-year-old former billionaire swapped a luxury penthouse for a Bahamas jail cell, Binance has increased its market share to 52.9%, its largest ever, and grown its share of derivatives trading to 67.2%, according to CryptoCompare.

Equity inflows totalled $18 billion and bond funds saw $2.3 billion of inflows while investors sold $0.2 billion of gold and shed cash at the highest rate in three months, selling $31.1 billion.

PSU banks stole the show, extending their gains. UCO Bank surged over 54%, whereas Indian Overseas Bank gained 30%. Meanwhile, Punjab & Sind Bank gained 20%, and Bank Of Maharashtra and Central Bank of India added 13% each.

“Indian markets will continue to dance to global cues and the next two-three months will remain volatile,” said Mayuresh Joshi, head equity research, William O’Neil India. “The hawkish tone of global central banks indicates that they have been behind the curve in fighting inflation.”