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    Franklin Templeton launches Franklin US Equity IFSC Fund as its first outbound fund

    Franklin Templeton India has launched its first outbound fund through GIFT City, offering Indian investors access to an actively managed US equity strategy. The feeder fund has a minimum investment of USD 5,000 and aims for long-term capital appreciation.

    Gold and silver ETFs fall up to 3% as firm dollar and Fed rate hike bets weigh. Should investors buy the dip?

    Gold and silver ETFs declined as a stronger US dollar and rising expectations of a Federal Reserve rate hike weighed on precious metal prices. Financial experts advise investors to continue systematic investments in gold and silver in line with their long-term asset allocation.

    Cupid shares rally 8% after Q2 net profit jumps 133% YoY; company raises FY27-FY29 guidance

    Cupid shares surged 7.75% to Rs 381.40, hitting a 52-week high after Q2FY27 net profit jumped 133% and revenue rose 122% year-on-year. The company raised FY27–FY29 financial guidance, supported by strong domestic and international demand, expanding retail distribution, new manufacturing capacity and increased promoter and institutional shareholding.

    These mid-caps have ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos and an upside potential of over 25%, according to analyst

    No doubt, the mood in the market has changed and the bulls seem to be back in a determined fashion. Don’t, however, expect the indices to keep climbing daily. There will be pauses. Also, though the things troubling the market have receded for now, they can still return. And these troubles are likely to be global rather than local.

    Pharma & healthcare funds top mutual fund return charts with over 19% gains. Should investors invest now or wait for a correction?

    Pharma and healthcare mutual funds have topped return charts in 2026 with over 19% gains. While strong sector growth supports the outlook, experts caution against chasing the rally and advise investors to assess valuations, risks and portfolio exposure.

    Time to shed fear and think positive? 5 mid-cap stocks from different sectors with upside potential of up to 33%

    Mid-cap stocks tend to move more than large-caps. And that works both ways. They rise faster when the market is rising, and fall harder when it is falling. Keep that in mind as the market’s mood changes for the better because oil prices are dropping and the macro worries responsible for the long sell-off are starting to go away.

    The Economic Times
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