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Women investors can redefine risk by balancing risk capacity and risk appetite. A strategic approach includes tailored asset allocation, diversification, and long-term planning. Women’s cautious investing style helps them avoid impulsive decisions, ensuring stability and consistent returns.

Avenue Supermarts, led by veteran investor Radhakishan Damani, announced in a stock exchange filing on March 6 that it had opened new outlets in Chennai (Tamil Nadu), Chikkaballapur (Karnataka), Ujjain (Madhya Pradesh), and Amritsar (Punjab).

Motilal Oswal sees the market correction as an opportunity for selective accumulation, favoring large-cap stocks with strong fundamentals. While valuations reset, midcaps and smallcaps remain expensive. FIIs continue selling, but DIIs support the market. Sectors like BFSI and healthcare offer stability, while cyclicals face risks. Recovery may take 200 days.

Trump s tariffs are poised to raise global product prices, affecting inflation worldwide. There is uncertainty regarding the final impact, particularly between U.S. and China. Businesses are confused about supply chain adjustments, as tariffs may disrupt trade terms and increase inflationary pressures.

Alibaba’s Hong Kong shares surged 74% in 2025, driven by AI expansion, strong earnings, and renewed government support. Its QwQ-32B model challenges DeepSeek, fueling China’s tech rally. Despite economic uncertainties, Beijing’s backing and AI investments bolster investor confidence.

Inox Wind share price surged 12.45% following their receipt of a 153 MW order from a prominent renewable energy player for a Tamil Nadu project. The company will supply turbines, limited scope EPC, and long-term O&M services. Inox Wind s expertise continues to attract significant renewable project developers.

Bitcoin fell 4.7% as Trump’s executive order established a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve without new purchases, relying only on confiscated BTC. Investors were disappointed by the lack of fresh demand. The government won’t sell its holdings, impacting long-term supply dynamics.

Hexaware Technologies fell 6.9% after posting muted Q4 sequential growth and flagging macro headwinds. While net profit rose 66.3% YoY, constant currency revenue growth was just 0.2%. The company expects a ramp-up in mid-2025 despite economic uncertainties.