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The exchange of one country’s currency into another is known as foreign exchange. The value of a country’s currency in a free economy is determined by supply and demand principles. To put it another way, a currency’s value can be linked to the value of a currency from another country, such as the US dollar, … Read more
Monetary Policy is the way to control the supply of money and credit cost in the economy. It is constructed by the Central Bank i.e., the Reserve Bank of India. The policy manages the allotment of credit among users and interest rates on lending and borrowing. The role of monetary policy is promoting economic growth. … Read more
The stock market volatile nature makes it an appealing possibility to enter. The stock market’s future performance is hard to anticipate. This keeps the investor awake, debating whether or not to invest. There is no simple formula that can predict how a stock’s price will move. However, there are a few factors that cause a … Read more
When a company sold its shares for the first time is called Initial Public Offering(IPO). It is a primary market activity. This happens when a company wants to be listed on the stock exchange. They offer their shares to the public and in exchange for money i.e known as share value. In this process public … Read more
The Stock Market is a place where people buy, sell, or issue shares of publically listed companies. Companies are listed on a place called Stock Exchange. These activities can be done online as well as offline, but nowadays it’s mainly online. All the operations that take place in this market are defined by rules and … Read more
A mutual fund is a type of financial instrument that aggregates money out of several investors to invest in securities such as stocks, bonds, money market instruments, and other assets. Professional money managers manage mutual funds, allocating assets and aiming to generate capital gains or income for the investors. You can be an investor of … Read more