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There has been a change in the minimum investment required in companies of various market capitalisations, in multi cap funds.

April-June Quarter GDP data indicates we may be in for a rough ride. But was this truly unexpected? More importantly, will this impact how you invest going forward?

Markets have continued to rise this month as well, but ground reality dictates investors should remain cautious and have good risk management in place.

The market trend over the last few months, clearly underlines that equity market returns are nonlinear. While many had given up on long term returns at the end of March, it also shows that patience in the market is what gets rewarded rather than panic.

If you hold your units for a year, the impact is about 0.005%, or in other words negligible.

Rising numbers of COVID 19 cases, Moody’s downgrade, and challenges for the MSME sector were countered by a spree of capital raising and upbeat sentiment to keep markets positive in June

A rating downgrade for a country tends to affect its ability to attract investments. However, it is not the only parameter. The sovereign rating downgrade of India by Moody’s was not the only rating downgrade. And no this is not as disastrous as it looks.

The markets in May turned choppy once again as the stimulus package failed to raise spirits. While the long term prospects remain good considering the resilience of the Indian economy, short term concerns have started raising their heads. Post lockdown performance of companies can tell us more in the coming months.