Flexicap funds offer fund managers the freedom to invest across market capitalisations and sectors/themes. It means the fund managers can invest anywhere based on his outlook on the market. Here is the detailed exposure of the top 5 flexicap funds with the maximum mid & smallcap exposure in June 2026, as reported by ET Wealth
Mumbai: Jewellery stocks rallied nearly 19% on Thursday, even as the broader market remained under pressure, after companies reported strong business updates for the April-June quarter despite a challenging backdrop. Shares of Kalyan Jewellers surged up to 18.7% to touch ₹444.55, while Senco Gold and Sky Gold & Diamonds gained 6% each. PC Jeweller rose…
Shares of Dixon Technologies India jumped as much as 4% to Rs 14,027 on the BSE on Friday after Chinese smartphone brand Vivo Mobile India received the long-pending government approval to form a joint-venture partnership with Dixon for manufacturing of smartphones. Both companies had signed a binding term sheet in December 2024 under which the…
Most investors instinctively seek safety in numbers. When everyone is buying a stock, joining the rally feels comfortable. When markets fall, selling alongside the crowd seems like the logical decision. However, legendary investor and psychologist Fred C. Kelly argued that this very tendency is what causes most investors to underperform. In his classic book, Why…
Mumbai: SBI Funds Management, India’s largest mutual fund by assets, made its stock market debut on Tuesday at ₹613.30 on the NSE, a premium of 6.85% over its initial public offering price of ₹574 per share. The stock closed at ₹610.15 on the NSE, up 6.30% after hitting a high of 624.95. At Tuesday’s closing,…
Private Lenders Draw Thinner Margins on Tepid Credit Growth Net interest margins (NIMs), or core profitability from banking operations, have lately come under pressure at top Indian private sector lenders which, in the absence of robust growth in retail credit, leaned on low-yielding corporate loans to drive business in the June quarter.
Mumbai: The Indian rupee retreated to a two-month low of 96.52 to a dollar Monday despite what dealers described as significant central bank interventions, as a steep rise in crude oil prices over the past 10 days stoked inflation concerns in an economy heavily reliant on Gulf-routed energy supplies. The rupee, which had touched a…