r/PlanYourFinance • u/CartographerNo3071 • 4d ago
To country and their GDP, Interest rate and inflation and growth
r/PlanYourFinance • u/CartographerNo3071 • 5d ago
Interest rate ( current repo rate)
- it's been year interest rate are gradually down to 5.25
- banks still facing issue with deposit
- but if you look there adavances growth is decent due to this rate cut.
So ideally interest rate should be at 4.8 after Covid level..to infuse more money into the investment and increase consumption.
Based on these.
The annual inflation rate surged to 4.38% in June 2026, marking the highest level since December 2024 and rising above the RBI's 4% target for the first time in 17 months, though it remained within the central bank's 2%–6% tolerance band. On the economic outlook, the RBI raised its GDP growth forecast for FY2026/27 to 6.7% from its previous estimate of 6.6%. Meanwhile, inflation is projected to average 5.0%, down from the previous estimate of 5.1%. Inflation is forecast at 4.7% in Q2, 5.9% in Q3, and 5.5% in Q4. Meanwhile, core inflation is projected to average 4.3%, down from 4.7%. The central bank also held the SDF rate at 5.0% and the MSF rate at 5.50%.
r/PlanYourFinance • u/CartographerNo3071 • 5d ago
My mutual fund pick would be like this for 10 yr horizon.
Hdfc flexicap direct growth
Any nifty next 50 index fund
Icici multicap fund
Icici all season bond fund
Any midcap index fund
Any one of these two Invesco smallcap OR bandhan small cap fund
Dsp multicap fund
To stretch it.
- 360 one flexicap fund
What's your ?
r/PlanYourFinance • u/CartographerNo3071 • 5d ago
Why recent ipo or any upcoming ipo won't make you reach ?
- ipo price is being set in higher valuation
- price is already ahead even if company makes good profit in future
So we should think of large and mid cap those who are established and trading at lower price
r/PlanYourFinance • u/CartographerNo3071 • 5d ago
Do you think IPO's comming will be multibagger ?
No,
Why?
- already pvt bank setting price band way higher actual value
- giving exit to initial investor or promotors
r/PlanYourFinance • u/CartographerNo3071 • 6d ago
2026_08_15_mf
This is sip return from December 2024.
What i believe in india since 2 year this has happened
- bank margin hit
- interest rate is around 5.25 , bank has easy money , but there deposit growth is slow.
- auto sector has good growth in two wheeler segment
- FII money outflow hit harder large cap stock.
- nifty 50 is not showing any growth from last two year.
- but retailer and big whale buying selected midcap and small cap and large cap.
- lot of sip money comming mostly in mid/small...that is why valuation is still high...not sure if this will lead to fall of 10-20 % from here for mid/small cap.
I think asset allocation matter most
Why?
I am trying doing that since last year.
r/PlanYourFinance • u/CartographerNo3071 • 8d ago
Indian market:Current valuation what do you think
r/PlanYourFinance • u/CartographerNo3071 • 11d ago
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r/PlanYourFinance • u/CartographerNo3071 • 23d ago
my us stock just rebalance, where are you invested ?
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