Even as the Indian stock markets face various headwinds with globally rising crude oil prices and the run-up to assembly elections in 2019, analysts and experts alike say that Sensex and Nifty may continue to remain volatile through the year, and suggest investors to invest through the mutual fund route. In the Indian mutual fund industry, investors can choose to invest in passive funds too, which tracks the returns of a particular index, and also has lower expense ratio. However, since there are various options, with more than 25 index funds currently, it may become difficult for the investors to choose the right fund. In its latest report, Morningstar has come out with a five point checklist to help you choose the right fund.
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