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• Debt fund NAVs fall as FIIs withdraw funds
• Hedge Funds Cut Gold Bets as Goldman Lowers Outlook: Commodities

Economy

• Manmohan Calls for Urgent Steps to Check High CAD
• Tax relief for R&D centres as FinMin relaxes norms
• Reprieve for Tata, RCom
• Chidambaram may stick to Pranab's line on DTC

Mutual Funds

• “The long term risk-reward dynamic favours equities”
• Debt fund NAVs fall as FIIs withdraw funds
• Are mutual funds relevant? 

International Trends

• Japan Manufacturers Turn Optimistic for First Time Since ’11
• Chinese Manufacturing Gauges Fall as Slowdown Persists: Economy
• Fed Officials Intensify Effort to Curb Surge in Interest Rates

Equity Market

• Opening Bell 1 July | Asian markets trade lower
• Markets to remain range-bound
• Use the current low valuations to buy large-cap stocks

Debt Market

• Global Bonds Dive for Second Month as Stocks Lose $2.7 Trillion
• Bonds rise on fresh buying

Real Estate

• For a good deal, go house hunting in the rain

Forex

• RBI, Bourses Weigh Dollar Delivery in Futures Trade
• Dollar Gains Versus Yen Before ISM Factory Data, on B0J’s Tankan
• Rupee seen strengthening; yields likely to fall

Insurance

• 5 insurance covers you should have
•  Stop buying too many policies

Commodities

• Gold May Extend Slide to Test $1,055: Technical Analysis
• Gold Swings With Silver After Drop to Lowest Since August 2010
• Hedge Funds Cut Gold Bets as Goldman Lowers Outlook: Commodities
• Gold is no longer an attractive investment option 

Opinion

• A Bubble-oriented Mindset Alone can Sustain a Bull Mkt
• Happy ending
• The 'perverse' effect on the rupee
• Falling deficit, rising debt

Knowledge Center

• What impacts currencies?
• New rules of filing tax returns
• Don’t Let Falling Rupee Crash Your Dream of Overseas Study