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Will the Repo rate go below 5 Percent ? The Retail Inflation, so called Consumer Price Index (CPI) Inflation stood at 3.21 Percent in the month of August 2019. This is up from 3.15 Percent in July and 3.18 percent in the same August last year. However it did not reach the expected level of 3.30 Percent by the Analysts. At the same time, the retail inflation is also below RBI's medium term Target of 4 Percent. It is noteworthy over the past one year, India's Retail Inflation has not exceeded the said 4 Percent. The Inflation rose in August 2019 is due to Food Prices like Meat and Fish, Vegetables and Pulses. Prices of Oil, Fat and Milk products have also increased marginally. Fruits and Sugar products are declined in the last month. Rural Inflation was 2.18 Percent and Urban Inflation was at 4.49 Percent Provisionally in the month of August 2019. India's CPI Inflation has averaged about 6.2 Percent Since the year of 2012. It was seen as 12.17 Percent which is the highest in

Steven Smith - The Best Test Batsmen - Investing is Boring The Best Test Batsmen at Present - Steven Smith, Cricbuzz narrates him. The Australian Batsmen made his debut as a Leg Spinner, then turned to a Best Batsmen and now tops the list of Best Test Batsmen. He had played 67 Tests and scored 6870 Runs so far, including 26 Centuries and 3 Double Hundreds. He had an average of 64.81 in the Tests and 41.41 in One day Internationals. His role in capture during the 2015 World Cup was brilliant. He became the first player to score five successive fifty plus scores in the 2015 World Cup Tournament.  He was banned for a one year from the Australian Cricket Team due to the Ball Tampering Incident. Smith was once again showed his talent in the 2019 World Cup, after returned from the Banned. Currently, his role in the Ashes Series against England is good for the Australian Cricket. He went out with a head injury and then returned, scored a Double Century in the next match to win the match again

Positive Inflows in the Indian Mutual Funds Industry - Economy Slowdown For the Mutual Fund Industry in India, the AMFI (Association of Mutual Funds in India) is dedicated to develop this industry by professional, ethical lines and maintain standards with a view to protecting and promoting the interests of Mutual Funds and their Investors - Unit Holders. As per AMFI website, currently there are 44 AMCs are registered with SEBI, are its members. AMFI publishes its Mutual Fund industry data about New Schemes and Asset Under Management (AUM), Funds mobilized by every month. Last August 2019, the total amount invested in the Indian Mutual Fund Industry was Rs. 1.02 Trillion which is said here as Net Inflow. In the previous month of July 2019, it was stood at Rs. 87,000 Crore. The AUM as on 31st August 2019, stood at Rs. 25.47 Lakh Crore, earlier it was seen as Rs. 24.53 Lakh Crore in the month of July 2019. In the July of this current year, there was no investment made in the Gold ETF Sche

FII and DII Trading activity – August 2019 Last month, the Foreign Investors sold the stocks hugely in the Cash Market. The Government of India had also taken some steps to stimulate the Indian Economy like Changes on Taxation Policies, Announcement on Merger of Public Sector (PSU) Banks and given positive things for the Automotive Industry. However it's impact has not yet been favorable for the Indian Stock Market. For the month of July and August 2019, the Foreign Investors (FII) had sold shares worth more than Rs. 30,000 Crore in two months. In the said two months, the Domestic Investors (DII) had invested more than Rs. 40,000 Crore in the Indian Cash Market. It's a positive sign for the Indian Equity place. The Foreign Investors had a Gross purchase of Rs. 108,529 Crore and a Gross Sales of Rs. 123,358 Crore. So the Net Sales of RS. 14,828 Crore by the FII in the month of August 2019. On the other side, the Domestic investors bought shares, Gross purchase of  Rs. 87,205 Cro

India Bulls Housing Finance - Out of Nifty50 In a Press Release on behalf of NSE Indices Limited has decided to make changes in the Nifty50 Stocks list. India Bulls Housing Finance Ltd will be excluded from Nifty50 and Nestle India Limited is to be replaced (included). The said above changes shall become effective from 27th September, 2019 . It will also be applicable to Nifty50 Equal Weight Index. In the Nifty Next50, few companies that are to be excluded - ABB India, BHEL, MRF, SAIL and replaced by Berger Paints, India Bulls Housing Finance Ltd and Punjab National Bank (PNB). It is note that on account of proposed scheme of arrangement for Demerger, ABB India Ltd is to be excluded. For the Nifty 500, there are 21 listed stocks are to excluded and replaced with the same. Reliance Communications (RCOM), Reliance Home Finance, JP Associates, GSK Consumer healthcare, Sintex Plastics, Shankara Building products are the few of the ones to be excluded. Abbot India, Adani Gas, Bayer Cropscie

Is the Indian Stock Market ready to Push up ? In the latest post, we have mentioned the factors that affect the Indian Stock Market. They are currently being modified. This may provide a temporary solution and stimulate to the Indian Economy. The Ministry of Finance said that the necessary changes have been made for the development of the Capital Market. Here are few changes said by the Finance Minister, Simplified Aadhaar based KYC for the NBFCs and Mutual Fund Services in India The Surcharge for FPI and Domestic investors being abolished. Pending of GST Refund payments for the MSME will be paid within 30 days. It has also been stated that matters about GST receipt will be resolve with in 60 Days. It is said that the CSR Violations will be taken as Civil offense and will not be considered as Criminal. The Angel Tax is withdrawn for the Start up business. Immediate allocation of funds for the PSU Banks with an amount of Rs. 70,000 Cr. The Super rich tax has also been abolished. Repo ra

Recent changes that investors should note in the Indian Stock Market We are currently and almost in a recession globally. Quarterly results of Public listed companies for most of the sectors did not yield growth. Bigger companies are losing their revenue especially in the Automotive Sector. If the results of the next 2 - 3 quarters remain the same, then the recession can be assured. The Economy slowdown is not just happening in India. There are few factors that impact for the Slowdown - Sino-US Trade war, Hong kong event, Tensions in the Oil nation and Domestic policies. However, recent changes in the Indian stock market are driving the market on Post Budget 2019. The Foreign investors sold shares of worth more than USD 3 Billion.in the last two months in the Indian Stock market. There are few changes in the Stock market - Post Budget India 2019, Reduce the Promoters Holding to 65 Percent from 75 percent (For Listed Companies). It means enhancing the Public Share holding from 25 Per