US President Donald Trump's pledge to implement universal tariffs on all steel and aluminium imports caused commodity currencies, Asian stocks and cryptos to decline. Markets are set for a risk-off session on Monday as investors remain apprehensive about the escalating trade tensions.

Stocks, currencies slide on tariff jitters

Global markets are exuding a sense of resilience despite the fog of uncertainties. U.S. 'big tech' stock prices have fallen, the value of the safe-haven yen has soared to new heights, and fears of a worldwide trade war have taken hold. But risk assets are showing the ability to bounce back.

Markets see positives in fog of uncertainty

Asia stocks jumped while the dollar was on a rollercoaster ride as U.S. President Donald Trump paused the tariffs on Mexico and Canada for a month. The deep sell-off and the reversal in markets within 24 hours reflect Trump's dealmaking underscores that everything was negotiable.

Stocks recoup losses after Trump delays tariffs

Gloomy earnings reports by big Indian tech firms are creating worries that the industry would struggle to explain an 11 billion-dollar rally.

Tech industry's earnings to weigh on stocks

Pricey Indian stocks turned foreign investors into net sellers in 2024. Fears about a faltering economy and rising valuations caused foreign investors' sell orders last year. Watch in for more details!

Foreigners Turn Net Sellers Of Indian Stocks

The Magnificent Seven stocks of Wall Street—Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, Meta, Nvidia, Tesla, and Alphabet—have driven much of the S&P 500's growth in recent years. However, 2024 has shown some cracks in their dominance, especially compared to 2023’s performance. Stocks like Alphabet, Microsoft, and Apple have lagged behind the broader market in 2024, while Nvidia has stood out due to its central role in the AI boom. Watch in for more details!

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A decline in the world's leading tech firms hit wall street stocks in the final stretch of an exceptional year. Despite the exuberance around the trump trade and the fervor for AI, it has been a challenging year for generating profits across asset classes.

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Asian stock markets saw modest gains as investors closely monitor the Federal Reserve's upcoming decisions, with expectations around interest rates influencing market sentiment.



Asian Stocks Edge Higher as Investors Focus on Fed's Next Move

Asian stock markets saw modest gains as investors closely monitor the Federal Reserve's upcoming decisions, with expectations around interest rates influencing market sentiment.

Asian stock markets gained echoing the advance on wall street overnight, and currency markets started Thursday with a sense of relative calm. The trading pattern early on Thursday comes as investors process the fallout from the recent political unrest in France and South Korea. Watch in for more details!

Asian Stocks Mirror Wall Street's Advance Asian Stocks Mirror Wall Street's Advance

Asian stocks wavered early on Friday as investors shifted their focus to slowing economic growth in the region. Shares in Australia and japan fell. South Korea's benchmark index declined the most in the region, driven by the surprise interest-rate cut by the central bank on Thursday. Watch in for more details!

Asian Stocks Waver As The Focus Shifts To Economy

Pakistan's stock market is projected to see significant gains by the end of 2025, with analysts forecasting an increase of 27 to 34%. According to brokerage firms, the benchmark kse-100 index could rise to as high as 127,000 points. The positive outlook is driven by a stabilising economy, easing inflation, and declining interest rates. Watch in for more details!

Pakistan Stocks To Rise By 27-34% By End Of 2025, Say Brokerages

Asian stock markets opened lower this morning following losses on Wall Street as the US postelection rally stalled Japan's Nikkei 225 dropped 0.5% at the open after October produced price data showing a higher than expected year on year rise. Watch in for more details!

Global Markets Wrap: Asian Stocks Open Lower; Wall Street Snaps Winning Streak

The world’s biggest bond market boosted bets the Federal Reserve will slash rates again next month after in-line inflation data. Watch this report for more details!

Market: Stocks Edge Lower as Inflation Concern Mounts

Foreign portfolio investors have withdrawn nearly $3 billion from Indian equities over the past five trading sessions, marking a significant shift in investment trends. The total outflows for 2024 have now reached approximately $2 billion, with the most recent pullback occurring from November 4-8. Watch in for more details!

Why Foreign Investors Are Selling Indian Stocks?

Global market moves this week suggest the US Election is on a knife's edge. Risk-off sentiment has been building, and the so-called 'trump trade' has been unwinding. Bitcoin has crashed from near record highs, reflecting the mood of a close election fight.

Global Markets Roundup: Traders Prepare for a Long, Close & Volatile US Election Fight

For markets bolstered by dovish central banks, expanding economies and receding inflation, the news as November begins is how vulnerable they've become. Long-standing pillars of strength are showing cracks. Take a look at this report to understand the 'oohs and ahhs' of this week's electoral and fiscal fireworks...

US Election & Fed Dominate the Calendar

With the US election turning out to be one of the most tightly contested in recent history, gold prices increased to new heights last week putting them on track for their greatest year since 1979. Watch this report for more.

Gold Bets Rise As Coin-Toss Election Looms

Asian stocks open in the red, echoing declines on wall street overning. The market moves were driven by a retreat from US Tech stocks on poor earnings reports and worries about West Asia.

Japan's Stocks Decline On Yen Gains & Selloff In US Tech Stocks

Ahead of the US Election next week, gold surged to a fresh record high. Investors shrugged off data that may affect the magnitude of the fed's rate cuts this year. Bullion rose to a touch over $2,790 an ounce on thursday, narrowly beating the previous all-time high posted on wednesday. Take a look at this next report for more...

Gold Surges to Record Highs as Western Buyers Return

After Japan's ruling coalition failed to secure a majority in parliament, the yen extended its decline. This was stoked by speculation the political uncertainty would impact the central bank's rate-hike policy. Crude slumps after Israeli's decision to limit its strikes on Iran and avoid oil facilities. Watch in for more details!

Japan's Stocks Rise As Traders Weigh Election Impact

Wall Street stocks took a break after recording their largest weekly rise of the year. Taking cues US Markets overnight, Asian Stocks fell for a second day. This comes as anticipation of large-sized rate cuts by the federal reserve cooled, and bonds extended their selloff. Watch in for more details!

Chinese Stocks Rise, Defying Broader Selloff

The early trading on Monday saw some volatility in Chinese markets as investors evaluated the possible effects of the assistance measures announced by the finance ministry over the weekend. On the other hand, bond investors are playing defence as confidence in the federal reserve's ability to lower interest rates wanes. Watch in for more details!

Chinese Stocks Fluctuate As Traders Assess Fiscal Support Vows

Let's look at how markets opened in Asia after wall street stocks took a hit from hotter-than-expected U.S. Inflation. Despite the uncertainty surrounding the fed's rate path, Asian stocks advanced. Watch in for more details!

Stocks On Wall Street Fall On Fed Uncertainty

Now, we look at how markets started the week. Asian stocks advanced after stronger-than-expected US Payroll data underscored the health of the world's largest economy and boosted investor optimism. Watch to know more.

Trading is Being Shaped by Signs of US Economic Resilience

Indian stocks started Friday in the red, extending a sharp fall on Thursday when benchmarks marked the worst decline since early August. Concerns over a weakening economy and a pick-up in selling by foreign investors have weighed on confidence this week.

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A revival in China's stock market driven by a stimulus blitz fails to register with fed-obsessed U.S. Traders. Market gyrations in the Asian superpower barely impact U.S. Indices as wall street fixates on the fed and AI.

China Enters Weeklong Holiday Following Stimulus-Fueled Surge

Markets started on a high the week in Asia after china's stimulus glitz took hold last week. China's latest move to tackle its property crisis lifted stock markets in the mainland and Hong Kong on Monday. However, Tokyo shares dropped after a proponent of bank of japan tightening emerged victorious in the ruling party's leadership race.

Stocks Rally Extend After China's Fresh Steps to Ease Housing Woes

In the burgeoning Indian market, stocks, mutual funds and real estate have emerged as the most popular investment options for investors.&nbsp;

In an effort to save money, either for children or one's own future, young India has been on the lookout for the best mutual funds or stocks to invest in or has been hunting for real estate properties that can promise them good returns in the future.

This time in Money-Wise, we try to understand from experts what could be the best investment for you.

<h2>Real estate: A stable investment destination&nbsp;</h2>

The popularity of real estate investments has been growing because of their stability, appreciation of return, and value appreciation of rental income and property over time.

Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/business-economy/money-wise-investing-beyond-borders-these-5-countries-are-best-real-estate-investment-destinations-758186">Money-Wise: Investing beyond borders? These 5 countries are best real estate investment destinations</a>

The investment in real estate is long-term but it helps in asset accumulation and wealth-building. Experts explain what makes real estate a steal deal investment option for investors.&nbsp;

Aman Gupta, Director of RPS Group

<ul>
	<li>The housing price index in India has moved northward. It shows average annual growth of around 7-8% year on and in the same period, the stock market has witnessed multiple corrections above 20%.</li>
	<li>Rental yield on residential properties in India, though at a modest 2-3%, is still an assured income stream.&nbsp;</li>
	<li>The government's impetus for low-cost housing, particularly the fact of its scheme giving birth to Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana, has further strengthened the real estate sector.</li>
</ul>

Manoj Goyal, Director, Forteasia Realty Pvt Ltd

<ul>
	<li>According to Knight Frank India, average 10-year returns from residential properties in top cities in India have hovered around 9-10% per annum, accounting for rental values and capital appreciation. Meanwhile, because of the volatility in Sensex, it has witnessed bouts of negative return together with years of high growth.</li>
	<li>Property investments in India come with huge tax benefits. Availabilities of up to Rs 2 lakh on home loan interest under Section 24, apart from the benefits on principal repayment under Section 80C, can tend to huge tax savings.&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

<h2>Mutual funds and stocks: Liquid investments with promising returns</h2>

Mutual funds and stocks are also preferred by many investors who like the liquidity of the money it offers as well as the promising returns that come with it. Here's what our experts feel about investing in the stock market.

Lt. Col. (Retd.) Rochak Bakshi, Founder and CEO of True North Financial Services

<ul>
	<li>Mutual funds and stocks are liquid assets, which can be liquidated with a single click. In contrast, real estate assets take longer to liquidate, and there are no options for partial withdrawals.</li>
	<li>The rental yield for residential real estate is around 2.5%, while commercial real estate can offer yields in the range of 6% to 8%. Diversified mutual funds typically provide returns of about 12% on average, whereas real estate can appreciate by 6% to 7% annually in prime locations.</li>
</ul>

Vaibhav Kaushik, Research Analyst at GCL Broking

<ul>
	<li>There is an increasing trend to invest in other avenues like stock shares, mutual funds and even cryptocurrency, which in most cases is more liquid. Compared to investments in real estate, these investments make it possible for individual investors to change the kinds of risk they incur by smoothing access to their investments.&nbsp;</li>
	<li>Purchasing properties may turn out to be extremely costly to manage. One has to pay property taxes and if engaged in any possible lawsuits, the expenses can wear out profits.</li>
</ul>

<h2>How should investors plan their real estate investments?</h2>

In India, investors should have a clear understanding of both market trends and strategic approaches to investment when creating real estate wealth. One needs to adopt a smart investing approach and consider location, property type, and time while purchasing real estate. Our experts share tips on how you can make real estate investments.

Watch:&nbsp;Global Markets: Tech Lift Asian Stocks to Two-year High

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Gunjan Goel, Director at Goel Ganga Developments

<ul>
	<li>First, the investors should always target high-growth areas. Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Pune, for instance, have always appreciated at above-average rates.</li>
	<li>Understand the power dynamics of rental income. Considering Indian metros, the average rental yield is in the range of 2-4% in the case of residential properties, while it is 6-8% in the case of commercial spaces.</li>
	<li>Consider the leverage factor. Given that home loan interest rates averaged around 8.5% in 2023, and considering the provision of up to ₹2 lakh tax deduction on interest under Section 24, real estate investments can be highly tax-efficient.</li>
</ul>

LC Mittal, Director, Motia Group

<ul>
	<li>One strategy can be value addition through the improvement of property. Renovation of old properties in good locations can give unexpectedly high returns.</li>
	<li>Another lucrative option is considering fractional ownership platforms. These days, some companies allow investors to invest in high-value commercial property and the minimum tickets could go as low as Rs 25 lakh, diluting the barriers to entry to high-value real estate.</li>
</ul>

In the burgeoning Indian market, stocks, mutual funds and real estate have emerged as the most popular investment options for investors. In an effort to save money, either for children or one's own future, young India has been on the lookout for the best mutual funds or stocks to invest in or has been hunting for real estate properties that can promise them good returns in the future.

In the burgeoning Indian market, stocks, mutual funds and real estate have emerged as the most popular investment options for investors. In an effort to save money, either for children or one's own future, young India has been on the lookout for the best mutual funds or stocks to invest in or has been hunting for real estate properties that can promise them good returns in the future. This time in Money-Wise, we try to understand from experts what could be the best investment for you. Real estate: A stable investment destination The popularity of real estate investments has been growing because of their stability, appreciation of return, and value appreciation of rental income and property over time. Also Read: Money-Wise: Investing beyond borders? These 5 countries are best real estate investment destinations The investment in real estate is long-term but it helps in asset accumulation and wealth-building. Experts explain what makes real estate a steal deal investment option for investors. Aman Gupta, Director of RPS Group The housing price index in India has moved northward. It shows average annual growth of around 7-8% year on and in the same period, the stock market has witnessed multiple corrections above 20%. Rental yield on residential properties in India, though at a modest 2-3%, is still an assured income stream. The government's impetus for low-cost housing, particularly the fact of its scheme giving birth to Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana, has further strengthened the real estate sector. Manoj Goyal, Director, Forteasia Realty Pvt Ltd According to Knight Frank India, average 10-year returns from residential properties in top cities in India have hovered around 9-10% per annum, accounting for rental values and capital appreciation. Meanwhile, because of the volatility in Sensex, it has witnessed bouts of negative return together with years of high growth. Property investments in India come with huge tax benefits. Availabilities of up to Rs 2 lakh on home loan interest under Section 24, apart from the benefits on principal repayment under Section 80C, can tend to huge tax savings. Mutual funds and stocks: Liquid investments with promising returns Mutual funds and stocks are also preferred by many investors who like the liquidity of the money it offers as well as the promising returns that come with it. Here's what our experts feel about investing in the stock market. Lt. Col. (Retd.) Rochak Bakshi, Founder and CEO of True North Financial Services Mutual funds and stocks are liquid assets, which can be liquidated with a single click. In contrast, real estate assets take longer to liquidate, and there are no options for partial withdrawals. The rental yield for residential real estate is around 2.5%, while commercial real estate can offer yields in the range of 6% to 8%. Diversified mutual funds typically provide returns of about 12% on average, whereas real estate can appreciate by 6% to 7% annually in prime locations. Vaibhav Kaushik, Research Analyst at GCL Broking There is an increasing trend to invest in other avenues like stock shares, mutual funds and even cryptocurrency, which in most cases is more liquid. Compared to investments in real estate, these investments make it possible for individual investors to change the kinds of risk they incur by smoothing access to their investments. Purchasing properties may turn out to be extremely costly to manage. One has to pay property taxes and if engaged in any possible lawsuits, the expenses can wear out profits. How should investors plan their real estate investments? In India, investors should have a clear understanding of both market trends and strategic approaches to investment when creating real estate wealth. One needs to adopt a smart investing approach and consider location, property type, and time while purchasing real estate. Our experts share tips on how you can make real estate investments. Watch: Global Markets: Tech Lift Asian Stocks to Two-year High Gunjan Goel, Director at Goel Ganga Developments First, the investors should always target high-growth areas. Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Pune, for instance, have always appreciated at above-average rates. Understand the power dynamics of rental income. Considering Indian metros, the average rental yield is in the range of 2-4% in the case of residential properties, while it is 6-8% in the case of commercial spaces. Consider the leverage factor. Given that home loan interest rates averaged around 8.5% in 2023, and considering the provision of up to ₹2 lakh tax deduction on interest under Section 24, real estate investments can be highly tax-efficient. LC Mittal, Director, Motia Group One strategy can be value addition through the improvement of property. Renovation of old properties in good locations can give unexpectedly high returns. Another lucrative option is considering fractional ownership platforms. These days, some companies allow investors to invest in high-value commercial property and the minimum tickets could go as low as Rs 25 lakh, diluting the barriers to entry to high-value real estate.

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