Oil prices have plummeted to pandemic-era lows due to factors like Trump's tariffs, increased OPEC+ output, and calls to boost drilling. This benefits consumers through lower inflation and increased disposable income, but it hurts oil-producing nations, especially high-cost producers and those heavily reliant on oil revenues.
Foreign investors continue to exhibit confidence in the country's equity market, injecting Rs 19,860 crore in May driven by favourable global economic indicators and strong domestic fundamentals.
In 2025, a handful of Indian companies continue to command exceptionally high stock pricesoften above Rs 25,000 per share. These firms, including names like MRF and Elcid Investment, typically avoid stock splits to maintain their premium image and attract long-term, serious investors. Heres a look at the 10 most priciest stocks in India this year, based on current market prices.
FY25 saw record IPO and QIP fundraising, but most capital hasn't fueled new projects. Like FY24, funds largely went to debt repayment, general expenses, or promoter exits via OFS. With private investment still below 11% of GDP, hopes of a capex-driven economic revival remain premature.
Growing up in Bhusawal and navigating an unconventional journey through commerce, CA, and MBA, this fund manager found his passion in equity research. With experience across top mutual funds, he prioritizes quality growth stocks, balanced risk, and investor trust, managing large AUMs with a long-term, disciplined approach.
Copper remains central to the global green transition, with demand rising sharply in Asia, especially China and India. While electrification and EVs drive consumption, supply constraints from aging mines, environmental rules, and geopolitical issues may fuel future deficits. Despite near-term volatility, long-term market sentiment stays bullish.
