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Emerging markets veteran Mark Mobius, with 30% of his portfolio in India, believes the country will outperform China in 2026 due to economic reforms and a sourcing shift. He advises caution and capital preservation, holding 20% cash and using put options for downside protection amidst global uncertainty.
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Global tensions may weaken the Indian rupee this week. Experts predict volatility due to US actions in Venezuela. The rupee has already declined. The Reserve Bank of India's upcoming swap operation on January 13 will be crucial. Foreign investor outflows and trade deficits also impact the currency's performance.
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Veteran fund manager Siddhartha Bhaiya, who passed away after a cardiac arrest, was known for his contrarian investing style and multibagger small-cap bets. Citing rich valuations and market euphoria, he sharply reduced equity exposure and shifted heavily into gold ETFs. His disciplined, bottom-up approach delivered exceptional long-term returns and made his PMS the top performer in 2025.
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Analyst forecasts offer more than just numbers they provide a strategic view of future market potential. For investors seeking the next big opportunity, a closer examination of BSE large-cap stocks highlights some promising contenders.Based on consensus estimates from Trendlyne, several large-cap stocks are projected to deliver strong returns over the next 12 months. This anticipated upside represents the average expected gain over the coming year, providing a data-driven benchmark for investors targeting high-potential large-cap opportunities. In this analysis, we spotlight eight standout large-cap stocks expected to deliver gains in the range of 20% to 35% in the year ahead. Our selection includes only companies that reported positive growth in net revenue and profit on a sequential basis in the latest September quarter.
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Gold and silver posted historic gains in 2025, driven by Fed rate expectations, a softer dollar, geopolitical tensions, industrial demand, and supply deficits. In 2026, gold could test $5,000/oz and silver $100/oz, supported by central bank buying, robust industrial use, and INR weakness. Investors are advised to maintain disciplined allocations, balance physical and paper holdings, and avoid chasing short-term spikes.
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