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    FACTORY INVESTMENT CHINA VS INDIA

    India Inc. is profitable. So why isn’t it investing?

    Indian companies are making record profits, but they are not investing in new factories or infrastructure. This is creating fewer jobs and increasing inequality. Unlike China, which invests heavily, Indian businesses are hesitant. This trend risks trapping India in scarcity. Leaders must decide on a path towards mass affluence now.

    Think property makes you rich? These 5 facts tell a different story

    As per a 2017 RBI report, a typical middle-class Indian family puts 70-80% of its net worth into realty. No asset class would be considered a sound investment if an adviser suggested putting 80% of everything you own into one stock. Yet, this is precisely what real estate demands.

    China's subsidy edge poses biggest challenge to Make in India

    As Indian manufacturers navigate the challenging waters of global trade, they find themselves increasingly overshadowed by Chinese businesses that enjoy significant state backing. An OECD report underscores the disparity, revealing that Chinese firms are often recipients of extensive subsidies, tax incentives, and affordable credit, which gives them a much-needed edge.

    PMS vs mutual funds: 5 reasons to invest, and 5 red flags to watch

    Portfolio Management Services (PMS) offer structural advantages over mutual funds, allowing for concentrated portfolios, significant cash holdings, and investments in illiquid micro-cap companies. While MFs have become more sophisticated, PMS can still provide unique access to niche themes and customised strategies, but investors must be wary of capacity limits and exclusivity traps.

    Indian officials survey farms around Tata iPhone parts plant after water pollution warning

    Government officials are inspecting farmland near Tata's iPhone parts factory in Hosur. This follows reports that wastewater discharge from the plant contaminated groundwater. Tata Electronics is a key supplier for Apple's iPhone production. Authorities have warned Tata of a potential shutdown. Farmers have raised concerns about water quality and its impact on crops.

    Think index funds are foolproof? These 7 myths can lead to costly mistakes

    Passive investing has become mainstream in India, but several myths persist. Investors should not judge passive funds solely by low costs, assume they are risk-free, or treat them as “buy and forget” products. Choosing the right index, understanding diversification limits, and evaluating ETFs beyond expense ratios are essential for better outcomes.

    The Economic Times
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