As markets rally, investors face six behavioural traps that can derail wealth. Overconfidence, panic selling after gains, FOMO-driven entries, succumbing to tips, ignoring diversification, and using borrowed money are highlighted. Prudent investors maintain discipline, stick to strategy, and avoid impulsive decisions to safeguard their long-term financial future.
India is actively pursuing free trade agreements with key global players like the US and EU, alongside around 50 other nations and blocs. Commerce minister Piyush Goyal highlighted the strategic importance of “trusted partners” amid rising global trade risks. Discussions are progressing with the GCC, New Zealand, and Israel, while talks with Canada are set…
Gold and silver prices surged in futures trade on Friday, buoyed by positive global sentiment and increased expectations of a US Federal Reserve rate cut next month. City-wise, gold prices showed mixed trends, with Delhi and Chennai experiencing gains while Noida, Mumbai, and Kolkata saw slight declines.
China’s Envision Group is considering a $34 million battery manufacturing plant in India, aiming to support the nation’s renewable energy integration. The proposed facility would assemble battery systems, utilizing Chinese-sourced cells while developing local racks and software. This move comes as India faces storage shortages, hindering its renewable energy expansion and grid stability.
Stock market recommendations: Indian markets surged for a third week, with Nifty hitting an all-time high driven by global optimism and hopes for rate cuts. Bajaj Broking Research highlights JSW Steel and JSW Energy as top picks for November 28, 2025.
Asian markets traded narrowly, concluding a strong week for global equities as expectations for a US Federal Reserve rate cut next month grew. While some Asian indices dipped, others edged higher, with focus shifting to upcoming US economic data and the Fed’s policy path. The yen saw fluctuations amid inflation data, while oil prices climbed.
Sensex and Nifty hit record highs on Thursday, driven by Wall Street’s rally, US and Indian rate cut hopes, and strong domestic fund buying. Despite touching intraday peaks, profit-taking led to a modest closing gain for both indices. The rally was primarily led by large-cap stocks, with domestic funds playing a crucial role.
Meesho’s initial public offering is set to launch on December 3. The e-commerce firm plans to raise Rs 4,250 crore through a fresh issue of shares. Existing investors will also sell a portion of their holdings. Funds will support cloud infrastructure, marketing, and strategic expansion. The company reported strong platform metrics in FY25, with significant…
