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SIP investors struggle to beat FD returns as markets correct
Original: investing
Indian investors are questioning equity returns after reports that five-year systematic investment plan holders are failing to beat fixed deposit rates. The Nifty's correction has put asset allocation in focus, with gold staying firm. Elsewhere, SoftBank is seeking $100 billion in AI financing from Gulf investors, Raymond plans manufacturing expansion, and Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said 'weaponised' US tariffs are complicating trade deal talks.
Why now: A falling Nifty and weak SIP returns have revived debate over equity versus fixed deposits and broader market strategy.
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Evidence
- Will keenly hear views on LTCG and STT matters, Finance Minister Sitharaman says · The Hindu
- Five-year SIP investors struggling to beat FD returns · Rediff
- Asset Allocation in Focus as Nifty Corrects and Gold Stays Firm · Kalkine India
- Raymond Planning to Expand Manufacturing Capacity to Meet Rising Demand · Equitypandit
- FirstFT: SoftBank turns to Gulf for $100bn in AI financing · Financial Times
- Roots of a tree grow on a wall in front of blue and white barricades marking the boundary of the site of an Amazon data centre in Thane · The Daily News | Texas' Oldest Newspaper
- Blue and white barricades line the boundary of the site of an Amazon data centre near residential houses in Thane · Reuters Connect
- ‘Weaponised’ tariffs complicating US trade deal talks, says Nirmala Sitharaman · Scroll.in
Elsewhere
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