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US Stocks: Carlyle private credit fund bleeds out amid industry-wide investor exodus
Carlyle's flagship private-credit interval fund has been hit by a wave of redemptions, according to a shareholder letter seen by Reuters on Thursday, as an investor exodus over fears of a looming downturn in the sector continues.
Why FPI interest in India 'has pretty much died out': Nithin Kamath points to valuations, taxes and global alternatives
Foreign investor interest in Indian equities is weakening due to geopolitical risks, high valuations, weak AI opportunities, and tax concerns. Capital is shifting to other markets, while volatile FPI flows and recent sell-offs continue to pressure benchmark indices and investor sentiment.
Anthropic completes tender offer, but employees hold onto shares
The total value of the share sale, which closed last week, could not be learned — but it fell short of the amount that investors had lined up, which was as much as $6 billion, some of the people said. Current and former employees wanted to hold more of their shares ahead of Anthropic’s upcoming IPO.
Foreign investors pour $18.65 billion into Japanese stocks on return after three weeks
Japanese stocks witnessed a huge influx of foreign funds in the week through April 4, a turnaround from three successive weeks of selling, with investor sentiment stabilizing ahead of a ceasefire in the Iran war.
OpenAI will reserve portion of IPO shares for retail investors, CFO tells CNBC
OpenAI plans to reserve IPO shares for individual investors, CFO Sarah Friar said. The firm, valued up to $1 trillion, may file for IPO in 2026. Large institutional investors have historically been the primary recipients of IPO allocations, with retail investors typically receiving only 5% to 10% of shares in public offerings.
Investors not quite sure markets have passed the Strait of Hormuz
Markets are cautiously optimistic after a US-Iran ceasefire. Investors are watching fourth-quarter earnings and crude oil prices closely. Foreign institutional investors' decisions will also shape market direction. While immediate conflict fears fade, domestic concerns like valuations and growth recovery may resurface. Corporate profitability faces pressure from higher energy costs and a weaker rupee.
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US Stocks: Levi Strauss shares jump 10% as pricey denim sales smooth over tariff hit
Levi Strauss' shares jumped about 10% on Wednesday as investors cheered its strongest quarterly revenue growth in nearly four years, with confidence growing in the denim maker's ability to stave off tariff hits with more full-price sales.
12 penny stocks double investors wealth in six months when Nifty fell 7%. Do you own any?
Despite a falling Nifty, twelve penny stocks delivered exceptional returns. These low-priced shares more than doubled investor wealth in just six months. This rally occurred amidst market volatility and global concerns. While large caps faced pressure, these small caps surged significantly. Investors are seeking quick gains in a challenging equity environment.
Ceasefire sparks optimism, but investors should tread carefully: David Chao
Global markets rallied on a temporary US-Iran ceasefire, with risk assets climbing and oil prices softening. While cautious optimism prevails, experts caution this is a tactical opportunity, not a lasting structural change. Investors are advised to remain diversified as geopolitical risks persist and market volatility is expected to continue.
PVR Inox shares tumble 14% in four months while Dhurandhar films earn over Rs 2,000 crore: What's spooking investors?
Despite the massive success of the 'Dhurandhar' film franchise, which has grossed over Rs 2,000 crore, PVR Inox shares have seen a significant decline of 14% since December. Investors are spooked by weak content consistency and rising costs, overshadowing the box office triumphs.
Global Market: Emerging markets lean on global funds, but face rising risk of sudden capital flight
Emerging economies now depend heavily on global investors like hedge funds for funding. This shift, driven by a retreat of traditional banks, has doubled portfolio investment share to 80%. While this provided cheaper, longer-term funding, it also increased vulnerability to sudden capital outflows. Economies with shallow markets face greater risks from these volatile flows.
FPI bond selloff tops Rs 8,000 crore as RBI curbs lift hedging costs
Foreign investors have sold Indian bonds worth over ₹8,000 crore. This follows Reserve Bank of India curbs on speculative rupee trading. These actions have significantly increased hedging costs for investors. Consequently, Indian bond yields have also risen. The selling pressure has been substantial, with daily outflows accelerating after the RBI's measures were implemented.
Rajnath Singh to visit Germany, defence investor summit in focus
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh will visit Germany this month for high-level talks. The visit includes a special defence investor summit in Munich. Top military manufacturers from both India and Germany will attend. This summit aims to explore collaboration and strategic partnerships. India is also set to sign a significant submarine deal with German firm TKMS.
SpaceX IPO details: Big allocation for retail investors — key details to know
SpaceX IPO 2026: SpaceX IPO is turning historic with $75 billion fundraising targets. Valuation may reach $1.75 trillion, reshaping global IPO markets. Retail investors could get up to 30% allocation, far above usual limits. Roadshow begins June 2026, with strong institutional backing already visible. Global participation is expected across US, Europe, and Asia markets. Demand may heavily oversubscribe available retail shares quickly. High valuation raises risks despite massive long-term growth expectations. This could redefine IPO access for ordinary investors worldwide. But can retail truly benefit before hype peaks and pricing stretches further?
Depressed tech valuations could offer entry point for investors, Goldman Sachs says
Since 2025, several factors have contributed to the relative weakness of the broader technology sector, promptinginvestors to rotate into value-driven stocks.
Markets likely to remain sideways, patience and discipline key for investors: DP Singh
Indian markets demonstrate resilience amid global tensions. Experts advise calm and a long-term view. Domestic inflows remain robust, supporting the market. A V-shaped recovery is anticipated, though the timing is uncertain. Investors are shifting towards hybrid funds. Small and mid-cap segments also show strength. India's growth story remains intact despite economic impacts.
Vietnam's MoMo weighs options including new investors at valuation above $2 billion
The digital payments company, which has been profitable since 2024, has engaged Jefferies and Morgan Stanley to run the process after receiving interest from strategic and financial investors, the sources said. The interest from investors comes with Vietnam's digital financial services market expected to keep expanding as cashless payments gain ground and online financial products become more widely used.
Should investors buy TCS, Infosys ahead of Q4 results or AI risk too big to ignore?
Indian IT stocks face pressure ahead of Q4 results, with Nifty IT down nearly 20% this year. Investors weigh a potential buying opportunity against structural concerns like weak global demand and the significant impact of AI. Brokerages remain cautious, expecting subdued growth and mixed margins, with a focus on FY27 guidance.
US Stock Market | SpaceX plans record-breaking IPO with massive retail investor push
SpaceX is preparing for a groundbreaking IPO, planning to allocate an unusually large share to retail investors, potentially up to 30%. This move aims to reward supporters and broaden participation beyond traditional institutions. The company is also targeting a record-breaking $75 billion raise at a $1.75 trillion valuation.
Nifty gave zero return to FIIs in 4.5 years. Can India win back fleeing foreign investors?
Foreign investors have experienced no returns in Indian stocks for four and a half years. A combination of war, currency weakness, and oil price shocks has led to record outflows. Global brokerages are downgrading India's outlook. However, some see current low valuations as a potential turning point for foreign inflows.
Long-term patience along with discipline, not ‘multi-bagger hunting’, builds real wealth: Somil Mehta
Somil Mehta of Mirae Asset Sharekhan emphasizes that sustainable wealth creation hinges on discipline and patience, not impulsive bets. He highlights the importance of structured investing, consistent monitoring, and risk management, noting that research accessibility has outpaced its structured application by many investors.
Gold steady as investors await Trump deadline on Strait of Hormuz
Gold prices held steady as global tensions simmered. Investors are keenly watching a U.S. deadline regarding the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial oil route. Meanwhile, differing views on inflation and interest rates from Federal Reserve officials are keeping markets on edge, with key U.S. inflation data on the horizon.
Will SpaceX IPO make you rich? SpaceX IPO buzz heats up as up to 30% shares may go to small investors — here’s how to buy SpaceX IPO shares fast
SpaceX IPO news is surging fast in 2026. Up to 30% shares may go to retail investors. That is nearly three times typical IPO allocation. Valuation estimates are touching $1.5 trillion levels. This could become the biggest IPO ever recorded. The SpaceX IPO 2026 is expected to happen in the first half of the year, possibly June. Many investors are searching how to buy SpaceX stock IPO 2026 early. While access may expand via platforms like Robinhood Markets, experts warn about high valuation risks and advise careful timing before investing.
Markets oversold, largecaps offer best entry point right now: Rishi Kohli
Indian equity markets have experienced significant volatility, with valuations now presenting an attractive entry point. Despite geopolitical uncertainties delaying earnings growth, CIO Rishi Kohli suggests largecaps offer a safer entry, with a strategic cash deployment advised over the next two months.
IRS tax 'gifts' for investors. How to claim benefits?
Wall Street investors assume that selling a winning stock always triggers a tax bill. However, for those in the lower income brackets (up to $50,400 for individuals or $100,800 for married couples in 2026), the long-term capital gains tax rate is exactly 0 per cent.
AI will cause waves of layoffs in repetitive manual jobs: QED Investors’ Nigel Morris
AI is increasingly substituting entry-level hires at call centres, and even at tax preparation and investment banking firms, said Morris. Further, companies’ decision to not fill vacancies matched with slowed hiring across levels are indicators of this dramatic AI-led disruption, said the QED Investors cofounder.
“No quick end in sight”: Andrew Freris flags prolonged war risks for global market
Geopolitical tensions surrounding Iran have left investors uncertain about the conflict's duration, with experts predicting a prolonged period of instability rather than a swift resolution. While oil supply disruptions are a concern, historical precedent suggests adaptation, and the crisis may accelerate the global shift away from oil dependence.
US Stock Market | Global uncertainty tests investor confidence as traditional strategies falter
Investor unease is rising as macroeconomic and geopolitical risks cloud visibility entering the second quarter. Despite a late equity rebound, markets posted weak quarterly performance. Concerns over inflation, policy uncertainty and diversification failures are prompting cautious behaviour, with advisers warning of potential downturn risks and shifting investor sentiment across global asset classes.
What are the English language requirements for New Zealand Business Investor visas
New Zealand has set English language rules for Business Investor visa applicants. Principal applicants must prove English skills at the work visa stage. Partners and children aged 16 and above need to meet criteria for the resident visa. Options include tests, past study or work in English-speaking nations. Families can also pay for English lessons in New Zealand.
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