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    These 13 equity mutual funds lost the most in first six months of 2024

    Around 13 equity mutual funds offered negative returns in the first six months of 2024. There were around 583 equity schemes in the market in the said time period, according to the data from ACE MF.

    These unlucky 13 equity mutual funds lost upto 20% in the first half of 2024

    In the first half of 2024, 13 international equity mutual funds had negative returns. HSBC Brazil Fund lost 19.65%, Mahindra Manulife Asia Pacific REITs FOF 14.27%, Kotak International REIT FOF 8.71%, Mirae Asset Global Electric & Autonomous Vehicles ETFs FoF 8.11%, DSP World Agriculture Fund 4.27%, DSP World Energy Fund 3.42%, DSP World Mining Fund 1.

    Buy Andhra Paper, target price Rs 803: Axis Securities

    Andhra Paper Ltd., incorporated in the year 1964, is a Small Cap company (having a market cap of Rs 2457.39 Crore) operating in Paper sector

    Stocks in news: YES Bank, DMart, Kotak Bank, Zomato, Hindustan Zinc

    Indian markets corrected impacting shares of YES Bank, DMart, and Kotak Bank. Despite this, Zomato and Hindustan Zinc were affected, with DMart reporting increased revenue. Additionally, HDFC Bank's weight in the index may increase, as YES Bank reported growth in loans. Force Motors sales declined, KEC International secured new orders, and IEX saw an increase in electricity volume.

    ICICI Bank launches Sapphiro Forex Card for students studying abroad

    ICICI Bank has launched the Sapphiro Forex Card, designed for students going abroad for higher education. Powered by Visa, the card offers benefits tailored for managing education expenses such as admission fees, course-related costs, and daily expenses like travel and dining. It supports transactions in 15 currencies without cross-currency mark-up charges, facilitating seamless global travel.

    Vizhinjam seaport gets its location code

    The Vizhinjam International Seaport in Kerala has achieved a significant milestone by receiving its location code, IN NYY 1, from the Indian government on June 21, 2024. Managed by Vizhinjam International Seaport Limited (VISL), this development was highlighted by Kerala's Ports Minister V N Vasavan in the state Assembly. The port's new code marks its readiness to operate as a major transshipment hub, enhancing logistical capabilities and fostering increased trade and economic activity in the region.

    The Economic Times
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