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While the macro picture for India is looking benign, any global shock or dislocation will tend to have a near-term effect on Indian equities as well, expresses Ritwick Ghoshal, Managing Partner and CEO of Bay Capital

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The recent consultation paper by SEBI to regulate Algo trading identifies its merits by stating that it automatically monitors live stock prices and initiates an order when the criteria are met. This frees the trader from having to monitor live prices and initiate manual order placement. So, there is no doubt that a rule-based approach to trade using API integration with brokers enables traders to manage risk more efficiently and avoid emotional decisions that occur in manual trading.

Micro, small & medium enterprises (MSMEs) employ approximately 111 million people and accounts for about 30 per cent of India's GDP. These businesses are known as the backbone of the Indian economy. According to World Bank data, MSMEs are the largest employers in developing countries despite having the least financial & regulatory support. Their ability to survive and thrive is dependent on their ability to obtain sufficient funding. 

During the COVID years, the total fiscal stimulus by various nations had exceeded $10.0 trillion, which expanded the money supply and caused global inflation, particularly, in the USA and other such developed nations. Russia and Ukraine war has disrupted the supply chain of essential commodities like energy & food, aggravating global inflation. India is also affected to the extent of importing commodities like energy and fertiliser. However, considering good diplomatic relations with Russia, the impact is somewhat diluted.  

The term ‘retirement’ evokes a flurry of emotions that can potentially swing to extreme ends. While relaxation and a sense of achievement may be gratifying, the imminent need of protecting the financial future of yourself and your loved ones may turn out to be overwhelming. An ideal retirement plan should not just aid in securing your future finances but also, help you kick off your second innings in style – empowering you to fulfil all your ‘I wish I could’ goals nurtured through the course of your life. 

Over the years, financial markets have grown used to expecting the unexpected. Almost any passage of time in the history of financial markets is replete with events, which have taken market participants by surprise. However, it would be fair to say that the 2020s have just taken this to an altogether different level. In a lighter vein, one could wonder how the first quarter of the last few years has made it a habit of making a mockery of beginning-of-year forecasts. While 2020 was a year that began under the looming threat of geopolitical tensions between the US and Iran; by the end of the first quarter, the thing that had turned the world upside down was, after all, a virus. At the start of 2022 while all eyes were on the spread of Omicron; by the end of the first quarter, the event that actually shook everyone was a geopolitical one (the Russia-Ukraine war). 

Indian real estate is staging a spectacular comeback as demand is soaring in most of the major cities in India. Conducive market conditions, bullish economic sentiments, and lower interest rates are further dovetailing the market in a positive direction.

One of the greatest debates in the stock markets has always been about whether you should invest in small-cap multi-baggers or stick to blue-chip stocks. 

For entrepreneurs, when it comes to financing, there is a lot of advice on what should be done and what not! There are various difficulties that an entrepreneur has to face while running a business for the first time. 

From 2010-to 2018, the bank credit (excluding SLR loans) was about 50-52 per cent of the nominal GDP, which has now slipped below 45 per cent as against the world average of 89-90 per cent. Following this, the investment rate (gross fixed capital formation) of India in terms of GDP percentage has also declined, causing a slowdown in GDP growth rate. Hence, the declining trend of bank credits must be reversed, particularly in the productive sector. Failing this, the growth rate of GDP might remain below projections. 

In 2021, technological innovations, differentiated business models, and a liquidity flux drove transaction activity amid a record-breaking funding rush. PE activity reached an all-time high in 2021 and recorded 2,044 deals worth a whopping value of USD 64.9 billion, up by 44 per cent in volume and 53 per cent in value from 2020. This has led to the rise of 42 unicorns in 2021. 

The past couple of years had a profound impact on the consumers’ lifestyles, and home buying is not an exception! The iterations of lockdown, followed by the gradual opening of the markets and recovery periods have entailed some significant changes in home buying in India. From searching for a home to buying the right product type, there is a steady and visible shift taking place. 

Real estate is a long-term game and that is how it needs to be played out. The trends in real estate are not generally dictated by market moves but are underpinned by structural fundamentals. The fluctuations in the economy & market can make financial assets, bearish or bullish. However, using the very same parameters to assess your real estate investments might be counterproductive. Real estate is a long-term investment and it follows sound policies and structural fundamentals. 

India has always been known for its delicate fabrics, beautiful designs, and traditional textiles. The Indian textile & apparel industry is flourishing and the industry’s growth rate has increased multi-fold in the past few years. In fact, it is one of the few industries that recovered faster and recorded remarkable growth even during the pandemic. Textile exports alone were worth US$ 1.19 billion as of December 2020. 

Mudit Pareek, CTO, Saraf Furniture believes the root problem from the domestic MSME sector is failure to attract the private capital into their business.