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    Are Russian children being sent to a North Korean summer camp?

    It has been reported that Russia has decided to send its children to a summer camp in North Korea. The Russian President Vladimir Putin had earlier said that members of Russia’s ‘Movement of the First’ will attend this summer camp located on North Korea’s eastern shore. Many of the parents are worried.

    The analysis of Taylor Swift's song 'Karma' delves into the intricate dynamics of creative expression, poetic license, and public reception in the music realm, highlighting the evolving discourse on incorporating philosophical themes in popular music.

    India will continue to be a 'buy on dips' market: N Jayakumar

    ​My own assessment is that, especially even as investors, the local investors have now got a higher percentage of company holdings than foreigners. To my mind the big takeaway of the last five years. has been the pre-eminence of the Indian retail investor, unspoken, unsung, unknown investor through SIPs and through his investments and largely through mutual funds has remained an increasingly important constituent of the markets.

    ETMarkets PMS Talk: This fund manager doubled wealth in FY24; turns 50 lakh into Rs 1.14 cr in 2 years

    Prabhakar Kudva shares insights on Active Alpha's growth, market outlook for FY25, sector preferences, valuation concerns, and ideal investment horizon of at least 3 years for equities. Kudva further says that they invest on the basis of their data backed quant model named “Sattva” which throws several ideas at them.

    How to differentiate a flexicap from a multicap fund? Tarun Birani explains

    Flexicap funds offer flexibility across large, mid, and smallcaps, with fund managers strategically balancing stability and risk-reward. Investor suitability is key in selecting funds aligned with largecap bias for a balanced portfolio. While keeping 50% or more in largecaps, 20-25% of the portfolio can be kept aside where the investor is okay with building up risk .

    ETMarkets Fund Manager Talk: See India-dedicated allocations rising if economy stays resilient: Venkatesh Sanjeevi

    India's weightage in the MSCI EM index has significantly increased from 6.4% to 16.3% over the past decade. The rising allocation to India in global equity indices is expected to continue if the economy maintains its resilience and healthy growth pace. However, it is crucial to keep an eye on China, the largest constituent of the EM indices. Inflows into the Indian markets in 2024 will be driven by domestic retail flows and the growth versus valuation equation for India compared to other key countries, particularly China.

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