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Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway largely avoids REITs due to their tax structure and the company's investment philosophy, which prioritizes high unleveraged returns. However, Indian REITs offer individual investors tax-efficient income and liquidity, making them a potentially smart portfolio addition. SEBI regulations and transparency further enhance their appeal as an alternative to traditional real estate.
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Indian equities are expected to consolidate in a narrow range over the next few months as corporate earnings remain the missing link, says Trideep Bhattacharya of Edelweiss MF. While macro headwinds have eased and policy momentum has improved, meaningful earnings revival is seen only in H2FY26. Consumption, financials, and defence are key sectors to watch, with selective midcap exposure advised.
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Sanjay Singhal and Sukh Kaur, both Indian-Americans, are leading in their respective city council runoff elections in Sugar Land and San Antonio, Texas. Singhal, an IIT Delhi alumnus, is ahead in Sugar Land's District 2, while Kaur, a Stanford and Harvard graduate, leads in San Antonio's District 1.
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Bajaj Finance has fixed June 16, 2025, as the record date for its 1:2 stock split and 4:1 bonus equity share issue. This comes after a strong Q4 performance, with 19% YoY profit growth, 26% AUM rise, and RBIs surprise rate cut boosting sentiment.
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Indian stock benchmarks Sensex and Nifty recorded their first weekly gain this week after two straight weeks of decline. On the weekly front, the BSE benchmark surged 737.98 points or 0.90%, while the Nifty jumped 252.35 points or 1%. Interest-rate-sensitive sectors surged, with the realty index soaring nearly 5% on Friday, after the Reserve Bank of India surprised markets with a 50 basis point rate cut and a reduction in the cash reserve ratio. Here are the 10 top-performing smallcap stocks of the week, with gains of up to 28%.
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