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Equity mutual fund inflows declined 15% in July to Rs 24,697 crore, compared with an inflow of Rs 28,973 crore in the previous month.Among the 11 sub-categories, small-cap funds received the highest inflow at Rs 7,767 crore, marking the highest-ever inflow in the category.Midcap mutual funds received the second-highest inflows at Rs 6,192 crore, followed by flexicap funds, which received Rs 4,709 crore during the month. Large & midcap funds and multicap funds received inflows of Rs 3,425 crore and Rs 3,227 crore, respectively.Four equity mutual fund categories recorded outflows in July. Largecap funds saw the highest outflow at Rs…

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Commercial real estate investment in South Florida has soared since last year. But don’t get excited yet. Most property types are feeling the weight of elevated inflation and interest rates. “When you have those two things going on, the institutional markets are like, ‘We don’t have certainty. Pencils down,’” said Avison Young’s Michael Fay. Deal volume in the tri-county region reached $9.3 billion in the first half of the year, a 19 percent increase over the same period last year, an uptick largely driven by industrial sales, according to an Avison Young report. The only other asset class that posted an increase in…

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Spritehood has sold 42,956 paid NFTs on Robinhood Chain in about 53 minutes, generating nearly $1.28 million for Pudgy Penguins co-founder Cole Villemain. Summary Paid buyers minted 42,956 Spritehood NFTs priced at either $17 or $117. The sale generated about $1.283 million, equal to roughly 684.28 ETH at the mint price. Another 1,488 NFTs were distributed free, bringing the reported collection total to 44,444. Spritehood’s Blockscout contract page displays unverified source code, limiting public review of its mechanics. Spritehood NFT sale reached $1.28 million The Defiant reported that Villemain launched Spritehood on Aug. 11 after previously being removed from the…

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ShareShare Article via FacebookShare Article via TwitterShare Article via LinkedInShare Article via EmailIronside Macroeconomics’ Barry Knapp argues the Federal Reserve’s inflation target is ill-suited to the current growth environment and says there is little inflation pressure to worry about. He sees internal divisions at the central bank as increasingly focused on structural issues such as banking regulation, while AI-driven financing needs could push policymakers to lean more on balance sheet adjustments rather than interest rates.05:43Sun, Aug 9 202611:22 PM EDT Source link

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Move over, “looks-maxxing” and “vibes-maxxing.” Gen Z has a new obsession that’s been trending on social media: “retirement-maxxing.” And the numbers suggest they’ve long been onto something.According to a 2025 Vanguard study, 47% of workers ages 24 to 28 are projected to have enough money to maintain their current lifestyle in retirement — the highest percentage of any generation.And it’s not just that Gen Z has been on track, they’ve gotten earlier starts, too. The share of Gen Z households with retirement accounts is three times higher than it was for Gen Xers at the same age, according to a…

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Cole Villemain (aka “ColeThereum”), the Pudgy Penguins co-founder who left the project after allegations of misusing its treasury, is selling NFTs again. On Sunday, the controversial founder previewed his new collection launching on Robinhood Chain to over half a million views.  That attention was split among those celebrating Cole’s return and an equally-sized population who remembers the disappointing crypto projects from his past. Villemain faced allegations of treasury misuse at Pudgy Penguins, and he had plenty of earlier controversies. In August 2021, for example, blockchain sleuth ZachXBT profiled one of his pre-crypto ventures, a dropshipping site called eBoy Outlet.  That…

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TORONTO, Aug. 11, 2026 /CNW/ — Following a settlement hearing held on May 4, 2026 pursuant to the Mutual Fund Dealer Rules, a hearing panel of the Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization (CIRO) issued its reasons for decision on July 9, 2026. Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization (CIRO) Logo The hearing panel’s reasons for decision are available at: Re Sharifian 2026 CIRO 20 In their reasons for decision, the hearing panel found that Sholeh Sharifian processed redemptions at the request of a client, a senior, after receiving information that the client was a victim of fraud, without making adequate inquiries as to…

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Email Sign Up For Our Free Weekly Newsletter A new infrastructure investment supercycle is taking shape in 2026, one that could prove as consequential as the industrial buildout that transformed the U.S. economy more than a century ago. Unlike the titans who built the railroads, steel mills, oil refineries, electric grids, shipping networks and automobile industries that powered America’s industrial revolution in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the infrastructure being built today is increasingly digital — encompassing artificial intelligence, computing, data centers, semiconductors, financial technology and the power systems required to operate them. The scale of the buildout…

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