The week ahead promises to be a turbulent one for markets. While the markets seemed to take SEBI’s order against Jane Street entities with complaisance on Friday, it could have adverse implications for derivatives volumes, if Jane Street and other quant firms like it decide to rethink their peculiar trading strategies in India. This could prove adverse for capital market stocks. The deadline for Trump to slap trade partners who have not inked deals with him with reciprocal tariffs is also looming ahead, on July 9. So far no country except for Vietnam have agreed to the US’ one-sided terms for inking a trade deal. India too seems to have dug in its feet on not opening up its agri markets to US produce
This annual report season, Nishanth Gopalakrishnan takes you through the key sections you should dive into, for investing insights.
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SEBI’s order against Jane Street doesn’t just impact the quant trading giant. Here’s how it impacts you, if you have been dabbling in the derivatives market. Kumar Shankar Roy dissects takeaways from the order.
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Why are fund houses rushing to launch income-plus-arbitrage funds? Dhuraivel G explains the tax arbitrage angle.
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Education is big business and overseas education even more so. Sai Prabhakar analyses an IPO that plays on this theme.
