GREEK STOCK MARKET
Christopher Wood swapped Nvidia for a Greek infrastructure stock. The bet is paying off
Jefferies’ Christopher Wood replaced Nvidia with Greek infrastructure company GEK TERNA in his global long-only equity portfolio in October 2025. Since then, GEK TERNA has gained 65% in US-dollar terms, compared with Nvidia’s 15%. The shift reflects Wood’s preference for infrastructure, fiscal reform and improving economic fundamentals over crowded AI trades.
School assembly news headlines for October 20: Top national, international, sports and business updates
October 20 (Google Trends): School assembly news headlines for October 20, 2026, cover major national, international, sports and business developments. Key updates include the Delhi voter-list revision audit, arrests in the Tiger Shroff firing case, political unrest in France, India’s Asian Para Games achievements, changes in anti-cancer medicine prices, and developments in the banking and stock markets.
Charting the global economy: Inflationary pressures mount in US
A broad upswing in consumer prices last month helps reinforce expectations for additional Federal Reserve interest-rate increases in the months ahead.
Quote of the day by Warren Buffett: 'Someone is sitting in the shade today because someone planted a tree long time ago' - A golden lesson on wealth creation by the famous American investor
Warren Buffett’s famous quote about someone enjoying the shade of a tree planted long ago explains why patience and long-term thinking matter. Widely associated with his investment philosophy, the statement highlights how decisions made today can create benefits years later. From building wealth to supporting future generations, the quote offers a simple lesson in planning ahead and allowing consistent efforts to deliver results over time.
Why is France at the centre of a bond market storm?
Recent trends show French government bonds, referred to as OAT, experiencing yields surpassing 5% amidst investor apprehension. The recent sell-off is partly due to Japanese investors transitioning from foreign bonds to focus on domestic assets. With an election looming next year, fiscal stability remains uncertain as candidates have unclear financial plans. France's deficit is at 5.
Warren Buffett on the difference between investing in real estate and the stock market
Both purchases were small, and he says so himself. He tells the stories anyway, because between them they contain everything he knows about investing, and neither involves a share certificate, a screen, or a single price quotation. What makes them work is the same thing that stops most people from making money in the market, and it has nothing to do with skill.
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IRDAI proposal hits insurance stocks; FSSAI vs ecomm giants
The insurance regulator has proposed new limits on commissions as part of a wider overhaul. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
6 stocks with consistent score improvement and upside potential of up to 24% in one year, according to analysts
Another week where the bears were in total control. There is, at this juncture, no point in guessing what will happen to the Nifty and Sensex. It depends on many things that have nothing to do with what is happening at the fundamental or technical levels. So, let the storm pass. The stocks we have in our list today have seen an improvement in their overall average Stock Report Plus score which is based on five key pillars: Earnings, fundamentals, relative valuation, risk, and price momentum.
Meet Vladimir Sklarov, who allegedly stole $450 million from a Mexican billionaire using the Astor family name and spent it on luxury villas and a château
Vladimir Sklarov is facing serious allegations after reportedly swindling a Mexican billionaire of $450 million by creating a fraudulent company. He leveraged the name of the Astor family to illicitly seize control of valuable shares. Authorities claim Sklarov and his accomplices discreetly divested these shares. The victim has confirmed the deception, expressing deep dismay over being ensnared in the ruse.
Is investing in stock market an art or science? What Peter Lynch says in 'One Up on Wall Street'
Legendary investor Peter Lynch believes successful stock-picking is more about logic than complex mathematics. In One Up on Wall Street, he explains why investors should ignore Wall Street noise, focus on company fundamentals and look for potential tenbaggers. Lynch also warns against relying on market predictions and investing without proper research.
Stocks in news: Canara Bank, Vodafone Idea, Premier Energies and ACME Solar
Indian equity markets saw a slight recovery on Thursday after recent declines. Canara Bank plans to raise substantial funds through bond issuances. Vodafone Idea is set to receive significant debt financing from lenders. Premier Energies and RCT India will form a joint venture for battery manufacturing. Several other companies reported corporate actions and developments.
Get bullish about 'it's so bad that it's good'
A Chinese animated film, 'Niu Lai', has become a viral sensation due to its poor quality. Audiences are flocking to see the movie for its perceived flaws and crude graphics. This unexpected success mirrors India's past regional cinema, which pioneered the 'so bad it's good' genre. These cult flops could now be ripe for digital resurrection and inspiration. Indian kitsch could brand this revival as Parallel Cinema 2.0.
Odyssey of stock market: What investors can learn from the Greek epic hero’s journey back home?
Investors can learn from Odysseus's long voyage home. Resisting temptations and instant profits are crucial for long-term success. True value in stocks is revealed over extended periods of time. Stagnation in risk-free assets hinders portfolio growth and ultimate goals. Patience and adaptability are key for survival and achieving investment objectives.
Greek market hits the wall, banking stocks lead the plunge
Banks led the plunge following the shutdown, which was due to capital controls to prevent the lenders from bleeding more deposits.
Greek Impact: Indian markets may see selloff soon, fund managers sound caution
Indian stocks erased losses and ended higher, bucking the weak trend in other Asian markets, led by a rally in top pharma stocks.
Dalal Street hopes could be dashed: Exit polls show 'No' votes having upper hand in Greece
Brokers and analysts said market could open with a ‘gap up’ or a ‘gap down’ depending on outcome. The extent of fall or rise, would depend on the other Asian mkts.
Greek vote outcome, TCS results and progress of monsoon to set market trend: Experts
Greek referendum, first quarter earnings of TCS and progress of monsoon would guide market, which is expected to remain remain range-bound.
Pre-market: Nifty seen opening lower; may retest 8300 levels
Tracking the momentum, the index may retest its crucial psychological level of 8,300 in trade today.
Greek debt crisis: Dalal street keeps its powder dry to bottom-fish if markets tank, volatility to remain high over near term
This sentiment on Dalal Street is in stark contrast to investors’ mood in many other countries — both developed and emerging markets — where the market declines are being watched in horror.
Greece's debt crisis takes a toll on Indian stocks with exposure to Europe
IT stocks also faced selling with HCL Tech falling 2.78 per cent, Infosys lost 1.58 per cent, Wipro was down 1.23 per cent.
A Greece default would probably have a miniscule impact on the US economy
"The direct effects on the US are minimal," said Paul Mortimer-Lee, chief economist at BNP Paribas, in a meeting.
Americans are biggest foreign owners of Greek stocks
According to data from Athens Exchange Group, overseas investors hold 59 per cent of the Greek stock market, and of that US traders have about 25 per cent.
Greek banks will beat stress tests
Greece's finance minister has expressed confidence that Greek banks will not fare badly in stress tests being carried out on European lenders.
Europe tries to douse debt crisis
European leaders sought Friday to convince fearful markets that the Greek debt crisis won't spread to other countries and derail the continent's hesitant economic recovery.
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