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#39;Global liquidity to shift from largecaps to mid-small caps if economic condition stabilises convincingly#39;
"We believe, RBI has taken some very good steps in the last MPC meeting to ease liquidity to critical sectors of the economy," Kartik Soral, Senior Fund manager Equity at YES AMC told Moneycontrol
Coronavirus updates, AGR crisis among 5 key factors that may guide D-Street this week
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S&P tops $20 trillion as 'Trump trade' roars back to life
The main U.S. stock indexes hit record intraday highs on Monday, with the S&P 500 topping $20 trillion in combined market-capitalization for the first time ever, as the "Trump trade" jump-started on renewed optimism about the economy. President Donald Trump vowed last week to make a major tax announcement in the next few weeks, rekindling a rally that has stalled amid concerns over Trump's protectionist stance and lack of clarity on policy reforms. The S&P has surged 8.3 percent since Trump's Nov. 8 election through Friday's close, fueled by expectations Trump would lower corporate taxes, reduce regulations and increase infrastructure spending.
"We believe, RBI has taken some very good steps in the last MPC meeting to ease liquidity to critical sectors of the economy," Kartik Soral, Senior Fund manager Equity at YES AMC told Moneycontrol- #39;Govt measures showing results, should lead to earnings recovery in 1-2 quarters#39;
- #39;Broking industry going through tough times due to events in recent past#39;
- #39;Indian investors should allocate 10-15% of portfolio to international markets#39;
- #39;Given the Coronavirus threat, investor should put money in domestic consumption stocks#39;
- Avendus Capital#39;s Andrew Holland still betting on largecaps
- #39;Delayed recovery in corporate earnings is affecting foreign inflows#39;
Coronavirus updates, AGR crisis among 5 key factors that may guide D-Street this week
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California Could Become A 'Sanctuary State' For Cannabis
Legislators hope a new bill can help protect the interests of both residents and billion-dollar industry in the Golden State, regardless of federal moods on weed.
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S&P tops $20 trillion as 'Trump trade' roars back to life
The main U.S. stock indexes hit record intraday highs on Monday, with the S&P 500 topping $20 trillion in combined market-capitalization for the first time ever, as the "Trump trade" jump-started on renewed optimism about the economy. President Donald Trump vowed last week to make a major tax announcement in the next few weeks, rekindling a rally that has stalled amid concerns over Trump's protectionist stance and lack of clarity on policy reforms. The S&P has surged 8.3 percent since Trump's Nov. 8 election through Friday's close, fueled by expectations Trump would lower corporate taxes, reduce regulations and increase infrastructure spending.- Ratings for 2017 Grammys on par with last year
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