Barings has taken a measured approach by limiting investor withdrawals from its private credit fund, allowing only 5% redemptions despite requests for 11.3% in the initial quarter. This decision is designed to protect the interests of long-term shareholders by managing liquidity requirements while fostering a sustainable investment environment for all stakeholders.
BlackRock is set to shake up the financial landscape with its new exchange-traded fund designed to mirror the Nasdaq-100 index. This initiative presents a bold challenge to the established Invesco QQQ Trust ETF. Introducing the iShares Nasdaq-100 ETF, investors will now have an additional opportunity to tap into the thriving non-financial giants of the Nasdaq.
Equirus Securities has appointed Dr. Jim Walker as Global Economic Advisor, strengthening its partnership with Aletheia Capital. The move enhances macro research capabilities, offering institutional clients deeper insights into global cycles, capital flows, and geopolitical trends impacting investment strategies worldwide.
Insurance companies increased stakes in several NSE midcap stocks during the December 2025 quarter, signaling rising confidence. Stocks like Voltas, One97 Communications, and Dabur India saw notable gains, reflecting insurers’ strategic shift toward equities for improved returns and long-term growth opportunities.
U.S. services sector growth slowed in March, while prices paid by businesses for inputs climbed to near a 3-1/2-year high, an early sign that the prolonged war with Iran was boosting inflation pressures.
Trent, RIL, DMart, Senco Gold and other top movers drove D-Street action on Monday as Nifty rose 255 points and Sensex gained 787 points amid strong quarterly updates and market-wide buying.
Indian bonds surged on Monday, with the 10-year yield falling the most in nearly 15 weeks, on hopes of an end to the Middle East war after the U.S. and Iran received the framework for a plan to end their five-week-old conflict.
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon warns that the US-Iran war and rising oil prices could push inflation and interest rates higher than expected, despite the US economy’s resilience. Geopolitical tensions, high asset prices, and private credit risks may trigger market volatility, impacting growth, consumer confidence, and financial stability in 2026.
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