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Dynamic asset allocation: Adapting your mutual fund strategy to market changes

Dynamic asset allocation: Adapting your mutual fund strategy to market changes

Feb 27, 2024, at 01:35 am

In any form of investment you do, staying agile and responsive to market shifts is required to get promising returns. One such strategy gaining prominence is dynamic asset allocation. This approach allows investors to adjust their mutual fund investments according to changing market conditions, aiming to optimise returns while managing risk. Read on to know the various aspects of dynamic asset allocation, its benefits, and important considerations.

Yet-to-be-declared US Fed Policy and expiry of January derivatives contracts keep Indian markets subdued

Yet-to-be-declared US Fed Policy and expiry of January derivatives contracts keep Indian markets subdued

Jan 27, 2016, at 10:42 pm

Mumbai, Jan 27 (IBNS): The Indian stock market ended flat on Wednesday as it remained cautious about the outcome of the US Federal Reserve Policy and avoided risks ahead of the expiry of January derivatives contracts on Thursday.