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Chase any Nifty bounce with caution now; Metals, Pharma, FMCG look better placed

Chase any Nifty bounce with caution now; Metals, Pharma, FMCG look better placed SECTIONS Chase any Nifty bounce with caution now; Metals, Pharma, FMCG look better placedBy Milan Vaishnav, CMT, MSTA, ET CONTRIBUTORS Last Updated: May 22, 2021, 12:27 PM IST Share Synopsis The headline index closed with net gains of 497 points (+3.39%) on a weekly basis to finish on a broadly strong note. Getty Images Nifty PSE Index has slipped inside the weakening quadrant. Despite intermittent hiccups, the week gone by turned out to be much better than expected for the Indian market. Nifty not only averted the bearish consequences for the violating the Rising Trend Line, but also went on to end the week with decent gains. Compared with the previous week, this time Nifty traded in a wider range, oscillating in a 465-point band, mostly with a bullish bias. In between, it saw two days of consolidation and throwback.

Why Have Mutual Funds Increased Exposure To REITs And InvITs?

Why have mutual funds increased exposure to REITs and InvITs? A low interest rates regime, the positive outlook on rental yields post the COVID disruption and an efficient listing framework drew MFs to REITs and InvITs February 15, 2021 / 09:45 AM IST Over the past few years, mutual funds (MF) have warmed up to investing in Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) and Infrastructure Investment Trust (InvITs). Data from ACE MF shows that equity, debt and even multi-asset funds have been investing a small portion of their portfolio – typically up to 10 percent – in these new asset classes. With the recent public issue of Brookfield India REITs, currently there are five REITs and InvITs available in the exchanges.

Nifty: Dalal Street week ahead: Stay defensive; bank stocks may continue to outperform

Following a strong show in the previous week, the week gone by saw some extension of the Nifty bounce as the benchmark index ended on a positive note. For most part of the past five sessions, the index traded in a capped range with limited upsides. This was unlike the previous week, which had wide-ranging moves. Nifty moved in a narrow 279-odd points range through the week before closing with gains. Volatility also eases. The headline index ended the week with a net gain of 239.05 points, or 1.60 per cent. In the global landscape, few important technical developments are playing out. The US Dollar Index (DXY) has rolled over inside the improving quadrant, indicating a likely end to its relative underperformance over other asset classes. US Treasury Bonds are also showing consistent improvement in their relative momentum against other asset classes.