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Weekly Portfolio Performance Chart
- India’s July retail inflation dropped to an eight-year low (1.6%), strengthening market hopes for easier monetary policy and rate cuts. This moved domestic sentiment toward optimism.
- Globally, a less-than-expected US Consumer Price Index (CPI) reading eased fears about global interest rates, sparking gains in IT, pharma, and banking, which benefit from lower borrowing costs and improved demand.
- The US Q2 GDP growth comes at 3%, which is higher than expected. The Fed has kept the policy rate unchanged to 4.25% to 4.5%.
- Unemployment rate stood at 4.2% for July. Overall, the labor market is weakening with notable downward revisions and slow employment growth, under the influence of trade and immigration policies and broader economic factors like inflation and slower domestic demand
Weekly recap:
The Bank Nifty Index and the Nifty IT index have underperformed the Nifty Index this week.Model 1 & Model 3
Nifty Long-Short
The Long-Short strategy for the Nifty Index has returned a negative result of -2.67 percent this week.
Next Week Update
Long-term Performance Summary
Monthly Performance Summary of Models
For Financial Year 2024-2025 Model 1, 3 and Nifty Long Short returned -2.75%, +10.33% and +147.49% respectively, compared to the Nifty 50 Index's return of +5.34%.
Year To Date - 2025
The Nifty Long-Short year-to-date return (from January 1, 2025) is now +28.44 percent, compared to the Index's +4.17 percent.
Summary since inception
Since its debut, Model 1 has increased by 207 percent. The Nifty index has risen by 128 percent over the same time span.
Since its debut, the Nifty long-short strategy has increased by 589 percent on the capital and 1091 percent on the margin money.
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