Lets Learn : Sectoral Shifts Over the Last 30 Years

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Today’s Daily Byte

Nifty is a bit range-bound, but the rest of the market did quite well. In the last few sessions, people were expecting the market to soften towards the middle of the month due to the potential rate cut in the US. However, the broader market took a U-turn, although Nifty remained range-bound.

Today, we are going to talk about the retail stampede into SME IPOs. We will discuss whether the current narrative in the markets is excessively negative about this segment or if we should take a more open, positive approach.

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Natural long term cycle of sectors

The All Country World Index (ACWI) is an important measure that tracks the market capitalization of various sectors globally. The ACWI is an MSCI index that includes around 3,000 stocks from 45-50 countries, giving a comprehensive overview of how different sectors contribute to the global market. It is a tool that helps investors see the bigger picture of the world economy, including the United States, Japan, and other major markets.

There are other indices that exclude certain countries, but the ACWI includes all, making it a unique and valuable resource for understanding global market trends. . . . . .

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China is De-Dollarizing !

Recent data from China customs reveals a significant shift in China’s export strategy. Over the past two decades, China has steadily increased its share of exports to Africa and Latin America. This growth is represented by a green line that shows a consistent rise in China’s export share to these regions.

Meanwhile, North American exports have been declining, falling from 22-23% to around 16%. This change highlights how China has managed to diversify its export destinations, reducing its reliance on traditional markets like the United States... . . . .

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