Here are the most important Indian market, economy and personal-finance developments of the week, compiled from leading business news sources.
Key points
- SEBI plans to make direct mutual fund plans default from November 1 and review IPO and SME listing rules. [1]
- The government is seeking investor and expert views on LTCG and STT during a review of capital market levies. [2]
- Sensex and Nifty turned lower while broader markets crashed as oil prices crossed $116 per barrel. [3]
- Twenty-three equity mutual funds delivered over 12% CAGR on lumpsum investments across 5, 7, and 10-year horizons. [4]
- The Bank of Japan achieved its 2% inflation target after 13 years, according to global market reports. [5]
Top headlines of the week
- Govt seeks investor and expert views on LTCG and STT as it reviews capital market levies amid FPI exodus — Economic Times, 27 Oct, 07:20 IST
- 23 equity mutual funds deliver over12% CAGR on lumpsum investments in 5, 7, 10-year horizons — Economic Times, 26 Oct, 14:20 IST
- Global Market: Bank of Japan achieves 2% inflation target after 13 years — Economic Times, 30 Oct, 12:20 IST
- Global Market: China's yuan holds near four-year high as markets await Fed decision — Economic Times, 28 Oct, 12:50 IST
- RBI may raise repo rate to 6.25% by 2027 amid inflation risks: Deutsche Bank — Economic Times, 27 Oct, 14:50 IST
- SEBI to make direct mutual fund plans default from November 1; reviews IPO and SME listing rules: Reports — Economic Times, 29 Oct, 13:50 IST
- RBI deliberates economic risks at 625th Central Board meeting chaired by Governor Sanjay Malhotra — Economic Times, 30 Oct, 21:05 IST
- India bonds buckle for fourth straight month on oil's climb — Economic Times, 30 Oct, 18:20 IST
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This brief was prepared with AI assistance from publicly available news headlines; numbers in [brackets] link to the original articles. It is for information only and is not investment advice or a recommendation. Mutual Fund investments are subject to market risks, read all scheme related documents carefully. Sahare Wealth, AMFI-registered Mutual Fund Distributor, ARN-151469.