- June 6, 2026
The SEC Just Classified 16 Cryptocurrencies as Digital Commodities. 3 of Them Could Double From Here.
For a decade, the crypto industry faced a difficult and often ambiguous regulatory environment. People simply couldn’t tell with certainty whether the assets they were
Mutual funds are now gift-wrapped: A new route could make mutual funds more personal and more accessible – Mutual Funds News
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) on Tuesday floated a novel idea to make investing a little more personal and a lot more
Dwindling RBI support for Indian rupee, bonds spooks markets
The recent selloff in the rupee and government bonds points to waning signs of central bank support, four bankers said, potentially exposing markets to sharper
NYSE Lifts Crypto ETF Options Limits After SEC Nod
SEC approves removal of 25,000 contract limit on Bitcoin and Ether ETF options, enabling larger trades. NYSE allows unlimited positions on crypto ETF options, aligning
Bonds Lose Safe-Haven Status as War Fuels Inflation And Market Losses
Bonds and gold fail to act as safe havens during war Rising energy prices drive inflation, pushing bond yields higher Investors face losses across equities,
What Are Leveraged and Inverse ETFs? Risks, Rewards, and Key Strategies
Real-world leveraged ETF performance can drift materially from the headline leverage multiple over time. Source: Direxion. Position Sizing Must Be Grounded in the Underlying Market
Money Talks Podcast – Gold ETFs: How do they compare to physical gold?
Gold isn’t just jewellery or coins – ETFs can give you exposure to real bullion without the hassle of storage, long queues or steep bid-ask
Pitfalls to avoid when investing in sector ETFs
Sitting somewhere in between is sector investing. While there is no strict definition, it can be thought of as deliberately over- or underweighting specific parts
25% returns over 5 years, but 1-year gains falter in mid, small-cap funds | Personal Finance
Mid- and small-cap mutual funds have emerged as the fastest-growing segments in India’s mutual fund industry, with assets expanding at a sharp pace over
Singapore bonds beat out peers as other havens falter amid Iran war
SINGAPORE – Singapore’s bonds have beaten all their developed-market peers in 2026 as the war in Iran has bolstered haven demand, and fund managers say