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Goldman Sachs turns bullish on India, sees Nifty at 29,000
Global brokerage firm Goldman Sachs has turned positive on Indian equities, upgrading India to “overweight” on Monday, November 10. This change in outlook comes
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Sensex Today | Stock Market LIVE Updates: Goldman Sachs upgrades India to 'overweight'; Nifty target of 29,000
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Are all digital gold investments at risk after Sebi's warning?
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No more closed-end mutual funds
The stock market regulator has moved to phase out closed-end mutual funds, calling them outdated, inconsistent with international standards, and lacking flexibility for investors.