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US stock indices dived as investors rushed to government bonds on economic worries over the fallout of President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs on US trading partners.Indian markets followed suit, with fears of a global trade war growing after US President Donald Trump announced tariffs on all countries. The Sensex and Nifty crash was preceded by a market rout on Wall Street and other major Asian markets like Japan, Singapore and China.In this interview, Karan Agarwal, Co-founder, of Elever, a SEBI-registered Portfolio Manager while speaking with Abhishek Singh, Deputy Editor, of Mint made some bold predictions about what's likely to follow after market's crash.
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Published on April 7, 2025
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Ram Singh is a member of RBI's monetary policy committee, and the director of the Delhi School of Economics, and he has just released a report which has some stunning numbers, and consequences.The fact that the wealthiest 5% of Indians reported incomes that were just 4% of their total wealth. The paper, which is based on affidavits filed by election contestants, the Forbes list of billionaires and statistics published by the income tax department says that the wealthier the individual or the family, the lesser the reported income relative to the wealth.
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đ Gensol Founderâs Ban Derails IPO Ambitions
Anmol Singh Jaggi, founder of Gensol Engineering, is in regulatory hot water. Sebi has barred him and his brother from board roles and trading in securities over fraud and forgery charges. The fallout? The âš750 crore Matrix Gas IPO is off, and Blu-Smartâs 2026 listing plans look shaky. Investors are spooked, especially with Gensol having lent over âš380 crore to both companies. Blu-Smart also faces operational issues in key cities. As one proxy advisory expert put it: âTrust is broken.â Jaggi has vowed to contest the order.
đ NSEâs Unlisted Frenzy Before IPO
In a sharp turnaround, NSEâs investor base has nearly tripled in three weeks, following the activation of its ISIN code on March 24, which slashed share transfer times from four months to a single day. With unlisted shares now trading freely between âš700 and âš2,260, and a market cap of âš4 trillion, investor appetite is clear. The IPO now hinges on Sebiâs approval, but the market is ready.
đť Wipro: Profits Up, Growth Still Missing
Wipro posted a 2.7% dip in revenue for FY25âits second straight year of declineâdespite a 19% jump in profit thanks to tighter cost controls. CEO Srinivas Pallia remains cautious, forecasting a further revenue dip of up to 3.5% in the current quarter. European markets weighed heavily on performance, and while large deals came in, client hesitancy and global uncertainties continue to cloud the outlook.
đ Isuzu Becomes Indiaâs CV Export Leader
Isuzu Motors India clocked a 24% jump in commercial vehicle exports, becoming the top CV exporter in FY25. Its Sri City plant, which recently rolled out its 100,000th vehicle, supplies to markets across Asia and the Middle East. With global-standard manufacturing and a growing portfolio, Isuzuâs âMade in Indiaâ bet is paying off.
đŽđłđ¤đŞđş India-EU FTA Talks Accelerate
As trade tensions rise globally, India and the EU are racing to finalise a free trade agreement by end-2025. Key negotiation points? Lower duties on Indian textiles (currently at 14% in the EU) in exchange for reduced tariffs on EU alcoholic beverages (currently 150% in India). The Indian textile sector sees this as a potential game-changer, predicting a doubling of exports and up to 700,000 new jobs. The next round of talks kicks off in May in New Delhi.
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As per the 14th Amendment to the US Constitution, "all persons born or naturalised in the US and subject to jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the US and of the state wherein they reside". On 8th December, just over a month before he takes office, The US President Donald Trump, in his first televised interview since the elections, said that "we'll have to end it"He has now basically revived talk of abolishing the guarantee which has been part of the country's constitution for over 150 yearsHe said he's planning on changing this practice using executive action -- and noted that there are other options tooNow the big question here is - Can he really do that?Published on December 12, 2024
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1. Indiaâs $4 Billion Tech Design Ambition
India is aiming to move up the electronics value chain with a proposed $4 billion Design-Linked Incentive (DLI) scheme. The goal? To go from âMake in Indiaâ to âDesign in India.â The scheme will support 30 semiconductor and 30 electronics categories, including Wi-Fi chips, EV components, and smart meters. Incentives will be based on investment and turnover, with a focus on creating patents and IP. This comes as India files only 60,000 patents annually, far behind the U.S. and China, which each cross the one-million mark. As production-linked incentives for mobile phones wind down, this move could mark Indiaâs next leap in tech manufacturing and innovation.
2. Inflation Eases, RBI Shifts Focus to Growth
Retail inflation in March dropped to 3.34%, the lowest since August 2019, thanks to cooling food prices. Food inflation fell sharply to 2.69% from 8.5% a year ago. This dip prompted the Reserve Bank of India to cut the repo rate to 6%, with more cuts expected in June. With 12 states reporting inflation below the national average and cereals inflation at a 33-month low, analysts expect the RBI to focus more on supporting growth.
3. Ericssonâs India Sales Slip as 5G Rollout Slows
Swedish telecom firm Ericsson reported its sixth straight quarterly revenue dip in India, down 28% year-on-year, as major telcos Airtel and Jio near completion of their 5G rollout. However, revenue rose 32% sequentially, thanks to new contracts from Vodafone Idea and Airtel. India remains Ericssonâs second-largest market, though its share of global revenue dropped to 7% from 10%. Globally, Ericssonâs sales rose 3%, and net profit jumped 63%, signaling strength outside India. The company remains confident in its long-term prospects despite the domestic cooldown.
4. IndiGo Becomes Worldâs Most Valuable Airline
In a landmark moment, IndiGoâs market cap hit $23.45 billion, making it the worldâs most valuable airline. Thatâs higher than Delta, American, or Lufthansa. The airline commands over 60% of Indiaâs domestic market and has proven resilient through multiple industry downturns. Massive aircraft orders placed early have given it an edge amid global supply shortages. The companyâs rise is also being seen as a case for privatizationâIndiGo has thrived while government-owned airlines have floundered. Still, issues like falling service quality and limited competition loom.
5. Diamond Exports Hit 20-Year Low
Indiaâs diamond and jewellery exports are in a deep slump. Exports of cut and polished diamonds fell 15% in FY25 to âš1.12 trillion, the lowest in nearly two decades. Overall gems and jewellery exports dropped 10%, marking the third straight year of decline. The sector has been hit by post-pandemic demand shifts, sanctions on Russian diamond supplies, and now, slowing consumer demand in the U.S. and China. Lab-grown diamonds, which cost a fraction of natural ones, are also undercutting demand. The industry is calling for government support through tax breaks, easier credit, and promotion campaigns to revive growth.
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It's not easy to wake up everyday and see your portfolio in the red - and this seems to have gotten to people - in fact, the numbers prove it. In March 2025, India's mutual fund sector saw a surge in the number of people closing their SIPs or systematic investment plans. According to data by the Association of Mutual Funds in India or AMFI, 51 lakh SIP accounts were discontinued in March - and just about 40 lakh new SIP accounts were opened. The stoppage ratio surged to an unprecedented 127.5%. What does this mean for investors - and should you continue to stay invested?
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Global Tech Tensions Rise as China Tightens Rare Earth Exports
The US-China trade war just escalatedâwith China targeting the backbone of modern tech. In response to US tariffs, Beijing has tightened export controls on rare earth elements like dysprosium, terbium, and gadoliniumâcrucial for EVs, semiconductors, fighter jets, and smartphones. These materials, now subject to longer permit delays, could disrupt US giants like Tesla, Lockheed Martin, Apple, and Honeywell. With China supplying nearly 90% of the worldâs rare earths and the US having only one mine, this move is a strategic blow. Experts warn it could fast-track Western efforts to diversify supply chainsâbut thatâs a long road. In this tech chess game, China just moved its queen.
Gold Shines, But Buyers Back Off Amid Sky-High Prices
Even Indiaâs wedding season canât compete with goldâs record prices. After a 6% weekly surge and a 30% year-on-year spike, gold demand has dropped by as much as 50%, say jewellers. At âš93,375 per 10g, many are holding off until Akshaya Tritiya on April 30. Whatâs fueling the spike? Fears of a global slowdown, a possible trade war, falling bond yields, and the dollarâs instability have investors flocking to gold. While sales volumes are down, jewellers are seeing stable revenues due to higher prices. But as one industry voice puts it: âBuyers are in wait-and-watch mode.â
Health Insurance Set for a Speed Boost in India
No more endless waits for claim approvalsâif the Centreâs plan works. The government wants health insurers to approve cashless claims within an hour, and settle final claims in three hours. The move, backed by Irdai, aims to reduce stress for patients and bring more people under insurance coverage by 2047. With 25 million claims still unsettled as of March 2024, faster processing is critical. But challenges remainârising medical costs, inconsistent hospital paperwork, and coordination issues across TPAs and insurers. A new regulator, standardized forms, and digital platforms like NHCX are in the pipeline. Experts say this could restore consumer trustâif itâs enforced well.
Tata Capital IPO: A Big Leap for the Tata Legacy
After two decades, the Tata Group is back in the IPO gameâthis time with Tata Capital. In a confidential SEBI filing, Tata Capital gears up for a âš15,000ââš18,000 crore IPO, marking only the groupâs third listing in 25 years, after TCS and Tata Tech. Once a shaky lender plagued by bad infra loans, Tata Capital has transformed under N. Chandrasekaran and Rajiv Sabharwal, now boasting a âš1.5 trillion loan book and a sharp retail focus. The RBI had set a September 2025 deadline for big NBFCs to list. As it preps for the market debut, all eyes are on whether Tata Capital can bring its legacy of trust into a hyper-competitive fintech world.
FIR Filed Against OYO for Inflating Hotel Revenues
OYO is in hot water againâthis time over alleged fraud. Jaipurâs Samskara Resort has filed a police complaint accusing the hospitality startup of inflating its revenues and forging data, leading to a âš2.66 crore GST notice. The resort claims OYO reported fake bookings worth âš22.22 croreâyears before any agreement existedâwhile actual revenue was just âš10.95 lakh. The FIR names OYO founder Ritesh Agarwal and includes charges of cheating and criminal conspiracy. Industry insiders say Samskara isnât aloneânearly 20 hotels have faced similar tax notices. OYO hasnât responded yet, and the case could have wider implications for Indiaâs travel-tech sector.
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Has Trump adopted Clintonâs economic strategies?
Nilesh Shah, the MD of Kotak Mahindra Asset Management Co. Ltd while talking to Abhishek Singh, Deputy Editor, Mint explains the similarities in their plans.
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Green Corridor, 600 Tons Of iPhones & Custom Clearance: How Apple Strategized To Beat Trump TariffsTech giant Apple chartered cargo flights to ferry 600 tons of iPhones, or as many as 1.5 million, to the United States from India, after it stepped up production there in an effort to beat President Donald Trump's tariffs, a Reuters report stated.
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Heads up, traders! Indian stock markets will be closed on April 14 (Ambedkar Jayanti) and April 18 (Good Friday). Plan your trades accordingly.
Olaâs Invoice Mystery Deepens
Ola Electric is under fire for a massive mismatch in its February numbers. It claimed 25,207 confirmed e-scooter orders, but only generated invoices for 9,206 vehicles. That leaves over 13,500 unaccounted forâblamed on disruptions during a switch to in-house registration teams.
âInvoices are generated upon vehicle availability,â Ola told the road ministry. But experts are skepticalâunder GST law, invoices must be issued before goods move. The VAHAN portal showed just 8,600 registrations that month.
The ministry has asked for repeated clarifications, while rivals Bajaj Auto and TVS are gaining ground. March FADA data placed Ola in third spot, and investors arenât happyâOlaâs stock has tanked over 17% since the saga began.
đĽ U.S.âChina Tariff Tensions Escalate
The tech and pharma trade war between the U.S. and China just flared up again. U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick announced sector-based tariffs on smartphones, semiconductors, and electronics, coming within a month.
âWe canât rely on China for essentials like semiconductors and medicines,â Lutnick said. Pharma tariffs are next, aiming to bring manufacturing back to American soil.
This follows a temporary reprieve on Chinese electronics from Trumpâs 145% tariffsâone that helped companies like Apple avoid massive pricing hikes (think $3,500 iPhones!). China is urging a rollback, but the pressureâs onâand so are global supply chains.
đ° Gold Hits High, Investors Book Profits
Gold hit an all-time high of $3,235/oz, and retail investors took that as a cue to cash out. AMFI data shows âš77 crore net outflows from gold ETFs in Marchâthe first in over a year.
âThose who entered 6â12 months ago are locking in gains,â said Kotak MFâs Satish Dondapati. Gold has delivered 23% returns in 2024, outperforming all major assets. But ETF inflows have cooled: +83% in Jan, halved in Feb, reversed in Mar.
Experts expect more redemptions as geopolitical jittersâincluding Chinaâs 125% tariffs on U.S. importsâdrive demand for safe havens. âGold thrives on uncertainty,â says Kotakâs Kaynat Chainwala. But tread carefullyââDonât go all in,â warns JM Financialâs Pranav Mer. âWait for a correction.â
đ Green Card Dreams Delayed
Itâs a tough month for Indian green card aspirants. The May 2025 U.S. Visa Bulletin shows major retrogressionsâespecially for the EB-5 investor visa, now pushed back over 6 months to May 1, 2019.
Retrogression means high demand is pushing priority dates backward, not forward. EB-2 remains stuck at Jan 2013, EB-3 creeps to April 2013, and EB-4 is completely unavailable.
With Indians making up a large chunk of global applicants, immigration experts advise staying alert, exploring faster routes like EB1 or NIW, and keeping valid work status. But for now, many will have to wait a bit longer for their American dream.
đ Indians Flock to Cooler Destinations
Scorching summer? Indians are heading out! Outbound travel is up 15â20% year-on-year, say visa firms. Top picks: Europe, U.S., Canada, and now, Southeast Asia (hello Thailand, Vietnam).
âDemand is strong across tourism, work, and study,â says BLS Internationalâs Shikhar Aggarwal. Visa applications have risen 11% in 2024, and the peak travel season may now stretch till October.
The travel industry is bullish. AI is being tapped for faster visa processing, but airlines will need to step up on pricing and capacity. One thingâs clearâIndians arenât staying put this summer. Theyâre going global.
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Bandhan Life is among a very few life insurance companies which sell a higher number of term insurance plans than ULIPs or traditional policies. They sell term plans to self-employed too. In an interview with Mint, Satishwar B, Managing Director and CEO, Bandhan Life, sheds light on difference between term and other life insurance products and how to expand its coverage for better protection of Indian families.Watch the full episode on YouTube-https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sYVg7Zrxg7k&sttick=0
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In this episode of Mint Money, we take you through the story of Global stock markets from 1990 till today.
By looking at the global market cap of countries, one thing hits hard - that if you're only investing in Indian stocks, it's like investing only in small-caps if you look at a global perspective - here's how
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Markets Whiplash on Tariff Confusion
Wall Streetâs Wednesday rally didnât last long. By Thursday, markets tanked after a White House clarification revealed tariffs on Chinese imports would rise to 145%, not the expected 125%. The S&P 500 fell 3.46%, the Dow lost 1,014 points, and the Nasdaq tumbled 4.31%, led by a tech sell-offâTesla dropped 8%, Meta and Nvidia 7% each, and Apple over 4%. A tame inflation report failed to calm nerves as fears of a prolonged trade war resurfaced. At one point, the Dow was down more than 2,100 points. The message? Markets are fragileâand volatility is here to stay.
India Preps for a Market PopâBut Risk Lurks
With Indian markets closed for Mahavir Jayanti, Gift Nifty hinted at a 600â700 point gap-up on reopening. Thatâs thanks to President Trump pausing tariffs on most U.S. trade partnersâexcept China. But experts advise caution. âDonât let the pop cloud your judgment,â warned Ambareesh Baliga. Nilesh Shah of Kotak AMC called for disciplined asset allocation, while Shankar Sharma flagged policy flip-flopping. FIIs have hedged positions, but retail traders shorting calls might feel the burn. RBIâs rate cut also drew a lukewarm response. The bottom line? The rally might be real, but the risk is too.
Indian Pharma Feels the Heat Despite 90-Day Tariff Pause
Pharma stocks arenât celebrating the temporary tariff breather. A White House note on April 2 specifically targeted pharmaceuticalsâtriggering a 10% fall in Biocon and Aurobindo, and a 5% dip in Dr Reddyâs. Sun Pharma has been more resilient, down just 3.6%. India supplies half of the U.S.âs generics, making it extremely vulnerable. Experts warn that if companies canât absorb the costs, they may pull outâleading to shortages similar to the COVID era. Nomura notes that making generics in the U.S. is up to 8x costlier. So while the pause buys time, uncertainty lingers.
Siemens CEO and Family Killed in Helicopter Crash
A family vacation turned tragic on April 10 as Siemens Mobility Southwest Europe CEO Agustin Escobar, his wife, and three young children died in a helicopter crash over the Hudson River. The Bell 206 went down upside-down at 3:15 pm local time. Just hours before, theyâd posed smiling in front of the chopper. Witnesses saw the tail and rotor fall mid-air, sending the aircraft into a deadly spin. âThey were dead as soon as whatever happened happened,â said aviation expert Justin Green. The FAA and NTSB are probing the crash. Escobar, a 25-year Siemens veteran, was also VP of the German Chamber of Commerce in Spain. His death leaves a void in the global infrastructure and energy sectors.
Kohli Ditches Puma, Bets Big on Agilitas
Virat Kohli is stepping off the pitch and into the boardroom. As his âš110 crore contract with Puma ends, Kohli is joining Agilitasâa homegrown sportswear brand started by ex-Puma India MD Abhishek Gangulyâas an investor and brand ambassador. Agilitas will take over manufacturing and global scaling of Kohliâs lifestyle label One8. The goal? Build a world-class Indian challenger to global giants. Puma acknowledged the split and wished him well. Over the past year, Kohliâs been seen in neutral gearâsignaling a transition. With âš530 crore in funding and brands like Lotto and Mochiko under its belt, Agilitas is on the rise. For Kohli, this isnât just brand buildingâitâs business building.
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As relentless deportations continue under the Trump 2.0 government, a recent research report by a PHD candidate and a professor at Johns Hopkins University has thrown light on something interesting. The fact that where you are from in India actually plays a big role in your immigration journey, at least in the United States. While Gujarati-speaking people have a higher average income, more Punjabi speakers get to stay in the United States. Why's that, and what more insights does this report offer? Watch the full episode on YouTube- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCK-8PVCwkg&list=PL2A-r6Y8n7prPdZIRMk2hK9JsXVyp-mUc&index=3&t=7s
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EPF is a great retirement savings tool, but many people struggle with withdrawals due to account errors. In this episode, we break down the 5 key checks you must do to ensure your EPF account is correct and hassle-free!Topics Covered:âď¸ How to log in and check your EPF detailsâď¸ Verifying your personal and employment detailsâď¸ Ensuring proper fund transfers & consolidationâď¸ Checking your EPS eligibility and contributionsâď¸ Updating KYC and bank details for smooth withdrawalsAvoid EPF Withdrawal Problems! Watch till the end to secure your savings.
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đ Market Holiday
A reminder: Indian stock markets are closed today, April 10, for Mahavir Jayanti. Trading resumes tomorrow.
đ Global Trade Truce â Or Just a Timeout?
In a dramatic turn, US President Donald Trump announced a 90-day pause on new tariffs and rolled back the âreciprocal tariffâ rate to 10% for most non-China trade partners. âNo other president wouldâve done what I did,â Trump declared, defending his hardline strategy thatâs rocked global markets.
But China wasnât spared â tariffs on Beijing were jacked up to 125%, with Trump accusing China of âdisrespectingâ world markets. China retaliated swiftly, slapping 84% tariffs on US goods. The EU and Canada also joined the tit-for-tat, announcing new levies.
Markets cheered the truce â or at least the pause. Wall Street roared:
⢠S&P 500 jumped 9.5%
⢠Nasdaq surged 12%
⢠Dow climbed nearly 3,000 points
Over 30 billion shares changed hands, making it the busiest trading day ever. Still, with talks expected to drag and China still targeted, this could just be the eye of the storm.
đŚ RBI Cuts Rates as Growth Wobbles
Amid the global chaos, the Reserve Bank of India cut the repo rate by 25 bps to 6%, the second such move this year. More notably, it shifted its policy stance to âaccommodativeâ, signaling further support if the economy slows.
RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra warned of mounting uncertainties, with Indiaâs FY26 growth forecast cut to 6.5% from 6.7%.
Why now? Trumpâs tariff war threatens global demand. While Indiaâs inflation is cooling (below 4%), the rupee faces pressure as China devalues the yuan, risking Indiaâs export competitiveness. Oil prices have dropped to $60 per barrel, but a currency war could be next. RBIâs âmanaged floatâ strategy may soon be tested like never before.
đ BlackRock Bets Big on Adani
In a bold endorsement, BlackRock â the worldâs largest asset manager â picked up nearly one-third of a $1 billion bond issue by Adani Groupâs promoter firm, Renew Exim.
Despite a lingering US bribery case involving Adani promoters, BlackRockâs entry signals investor confidence. Most of the proceeds will fund Adaniâs âš5,000 crore acquisition of ITD Cementation, with the rest going toward a âš5 trillion capex spree across green energy, ports, airports, and more.
On Wednesday, Adani closed its open offer for ITD, acquiring 21% from the public. Post-deal, Renew Exim will control 67.45% of the company.
Meanwhile, Adani Green Energy refinanced $1 billion in debt â its first major capital move since the DoJ allegations, proving the group is not just navigating headwinds but accelerating through them.
⥠JSW Powers Up with O2 Deal
JSW Neo Energy, a subsidiary of JSW Energy, has completed its largest-ever green acquisition, buying O2 Power for âš12,468 crore.
Backed by EQT (51%) and Temasek (49%), O2 Power brings 4.7 GW of renewable capacity, including 1.3 GW of operational assets and a robust project pipeline.
This deal takes JSWâs total installed capacity to 12.2 GW, with renewables now forming 54%. CEO Sharad Mahendra said this move puts them âsignificantly aheadâ of their 2030 targets.
O2âs portfolio includes 3,722 MW tied up under high-credit PPAs, with another 974 MW awaiting contracts. JSW expects strong operational synergies and a solid value payoff from the acquisition.
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Take a front row seat as Mint speaks to the top real estate industry leaders on how technology is re-imagining and disrupting the industry.
Hosted by Vandana Ramnani, Editor - Real Estate, Brick by Byte explores how PropTech can impact the entire value chain, especially in areas such as price discovery, cleaner land titles, and reduction in construction timelines.Partnered with @nucleusofficeparks6760 Watch the full episode on YouTube- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NPAmYD0CCRQ&list=PL2A-r6Y8n7poGcoyMUSK8qdRacRj7Vmsp&index=1
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The Indian stock market benchmark indices, Sensex and Nifty 50, gained on Tuesday, rebounding from steep losses witnessed in the previous session, amid positive cues from global market peers. Broader markets too rejoiced, while all sectors ended on a positive note. Investors added nearly âš8 lakh crore on April 8th. As both the Sensex and Nifty ended the day in the green after sharp drops of 4,000 and 1,000 points on Monday, many are wondering whether this is a classic dead cat bounce or is the cat alive, kicking, and ready for a few more leaps?In this exclusive interview, Nilesh Shah, the MD of Kotak Mahindra Asset Management Co. Ltd while talking to Abhishek Singh, Deputy Editor of Mint shares his insights into how the Indian markets and the economy are placed after Sensex and Nifty fell by 4000 and 1000 points respectively on Monday, 7th April.
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