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9 stories today · 70 since 24 SeptBSE −1.5% on Thu, 1 Oct- Gold, silver, equity and debt ETFs have different capital-gains tax treatment
- In the first year, active small-cap funds returned 3.6%, while passive funds declined
- All Nifty 50 Equal Weight Index Funds are in the red over the past year
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- Gold, silver, equity and debt ETFs have different capital-gains tax treatment
- Holding period, ETF type and gain size can affect tax due
- Tax treatment affects after-tax returns for Indian ETF investors
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- In the first year, active small-cap funds returned 3.6%; passive funds declined
- The performance comparison may influence Indian investors choosing between active and passive small-cap funds
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- All Nifty 50 Equal Weight Index Funds are in the red over the past year
- The article points to a 12-month ratio to help investors decide whether to invest
- The decision concerns Indian large-cap exposure through Nifty 50 equal-weight mutual funds
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- GIFT City offers Indian investors access to US stocks, ETFs and sectors such as AI
- Offers Indian investors another route to global diversification
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- Partisan ETFs have higher fees and lower market returns, data shows
- IRS and Treasury warned wealthy investors about an ETF strategy used to shield capital gains income from taxes
- Bitcoin traded near $84,000, supported by institutional demand and ETF inflows
- Elevated Treasury yields and moderating spot demand tempered sentiment
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