Vijay Bhambwani

Friction within the OPEC is likely to step up as countries need oil revenues on the one hand and there’s ample oil available

This time the scorching month of May brings more selling heat to the market

The average trader has not only invested own funds but also borrowed from his broker. The market-wide open interest in F&O (futures and options) has risen too. The risks are adding up

Their caution is valid. The macro environment has become uncertain for FMCG companies as their costs are rising while inflation could cut into consumer demand, compressing growth and margins

It may cause short term pain but the salutary effects on the macros could bring long term benefits

From July 1, 2026, stricter margin rules, higher capital needs, and wider spreads will reshape F&O trading—hitting returns and edging out small players

If the downward move in crude oil prices is anything to go by, the shock to energy markets because of the war will not be as damaging as feared

Since retail investors’ capital rotation is slowing down, they are resorting to leverage which can come to bite them in the back

Two metals that were meant to multiply in price instead nearly slipped into a bear market. Why has that happened? And what long-term investors should do now

It can unravel if lenders try to kill the goose that lays the golden egg by raising rates to an extent where capital appreciation in underlying stocks is lower than the interest paid