The share of domestic mutual funds and retail investors in NSE-listed stock reached an all-time high of 9.17% and 7.64%, respectively, in the June quarter of 2024.
A cocktail of buoyant GDP growth, benign inflation and business-more-than-usual have created a feel-good factor in 2023 — now brace for volatility in the New Year.
Wealth creation features high on millennials’ wishlist, and the stock market has emerged as the surest route to fuel their ambitions.
The quota reserved for QIBs was booked 1.35 times, while the NIIs and retail categories were subscribed 2.35 and 7.6 times, respectively.
When the bears emerge from hibernation due to anti-inflationary measures, the nouveau investors pose the risk of fleeing in droves.
Digital natives with access to new-age databases are moving the market; 1 crore demat accounts already opened in FY22.
SEBI is the world’s first market watchdog to implement a T+1 settlement cycle amidst a meteoric rise in retail trading. Would this fan greater speculation and volatility?
As investors get disillusioned with traditional forms of investment, they are engaging full-time in the frenzied world of futures and options, alarming veterans and experts in the market alike.
At its first monetary policy review for 2021, the central bank kept key rates unchanged, while announcing several measures to manage liquidity.
