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loss making product at a lower price now. This strategy has offered historic trading losses especially in the short term. Investors need to accept the fact that a wrong stock has entered and it has to be removed to protect the health of his portfolio. It is better to go by the advice of a financial advisor, and rely on the mutual fund managers because they are experienced enough to handle such things.
Lose focus easily
We tend to purchase and sell at very short intervals based on others' recommendations. One friend who is an active trader suggested, stock A is the best, so we will also invest in A, another friend who is a researcher suggested stock B will outperform all others, so we will sell A and buy B. Lack of conviction in a particular product would lead you nowhere, you would not be able to ripe the benefits of either.
Market timing
Even the big shots have not been able to time the market, nobody can predict what will happen next. Some investors on the basis of their research try to time the market and it does nothing but damage.
Investors should rely on professionals, they shall resort to mutual funds, concentrate on their goals and should not panic due to a here and there in the market conditions.
Ignoring the cost
Every investment has a cost associated with it. You have to pay commissions in stock trading, real estate investment exit loads for mutual funds. Investors generally analyse their profits on gross basis and compare products likewise. However, commissions form a part of the cost and at times can bring down the profits significantly. So, you should consider the impact of costs while evaluating a particular investment.
Lack of diversification
Some investors do not have a proper financial plan or even if they have, they often go off track. They tend to purchase a particular product or invest in a particular segment only. This inclination results in lack of a diversified portfolio and if that particular segment or stock fares poorly, his entire portfolio fails, because there is nothing else which can cover up.
Procrastination
Procrastination is the mother of failure. The markets move very fast and we take time in researching and by the time we go ahead with implementing our research, the markets have moved to a different level, however our strategy is the same. And thus we lose out because of improper time management.
All these mistakes are mainly due to lack of planning and knowledge. The investor should resort to the services of a financial advisor, devise a proper financial plan and invest accordingly. He should go for professionally managed mutual funds than burning his hands by experimenting on his own. SEPTEMBER 2016For private circulation only
Money making is the only goal
This is the primary mistake of an investor. He believes that he is investing and he will profit from it soon. If someone asks him, what's the purpose behind him investing? What future goal will he be able to meet with the investment? He most likely will not have an answer. And when need arises, he would either not have the money, since it's illiquid or it is not sufficient to fulfill the need. The solution to this is make it a point that you will plan before you perform. Plan and allocate your investment into different goal paths.
TV
We believe that the TV journalist or the author of a magazine article on investments is the God of investments, whatever he says is set in stone. What we do not realize is, if he actually knew what's going to happen next and where to invest, he would have been the next Bill Gates. He would not have been giving free advice. The solution is switch to a movie channel and relax.
EmotionsEmotions play a very important role in our investment practice. You would somehow have a very strong conviction in a particular stock. You would fall in love with that stock because you have read so much about it, you like the brand, or at times the investment manager is from your hometown and you know he is very knowledgeable. However, these investments are not a good deal and not performing. But because of your emotional connect, you believe that a day will come when they will perform and you will gain and the day might never come. So, keep your emotions separate from your investments, the latter should not be influenced by the former, rather should be based on thorough research and performance records.
No time horizonNot having a time horizon in mind, or having a time frame too short to meet a goal, is a problem. You have to give appropriate time to an investment to get the best out of it. It is better to invest according to the time period left to accomplish a goal.
Speculation
Some investors are often tempted by speculation. Easy and quick money appeals and in order to make money quickly, they become speculators and not investors. They engage in risky transactions like hedging, take short and long positions and attempt to profit from fluctuations in the market, than by capital gains, interests and dividends. They deal in huge amounts, and they can't afford to purchase these stocks. The result is if the price of the purchase transaction is higher than the sale transaction, they are bound to book losses. Most new investors are wiped out because of such speculative activities. So, we should always keep in mind that we are investors and not punters.
Trying to average out
An experienced investor is easily able to get rid of a wrong product that has entered his portfolio, he would book a loss and concentrate on the rest. On the contrary, an unseasoned one would try to average out
the purchase price by buying more of the
TAKE THE ESCAPE,AVOID MISTAKES.Your income meets your needs and looks after your present, and your savings and investments create wealth for you and takes care of your future.
CREATE YOUR FUTURECREATE WEALTH
Welcome to the investment world!
It's great that you are thinking about your future and are ready to take the first step on to the ladder. When we invest, what we see is gains coming through and how our investment will be quadrupled within a short span of time. What we often overlook is the darker side of the mirror. Whenever you try your hands on something new, mistakes are bound to happen and it's okay, since we learn from our mistakes. But when it comes to investments, mistakes are counted in financial terms. And it is always good to avoid the mistakes and save our money.
It is better not to get very high hopes of making quick money and you should be aware of few things. Following are the common money mistakes which not only a newcomer but any investor can commit:
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According to the India Wealth Report 2015 by Karvy Private Wealth, in India, the individual wealth in equity mutual funds stood at R 3.16 lakh crores in FY 15 as against fixed deposits, which stood at 32.37 lakh crores and bonds and debentures which stood at 0.89 lakh crores in FY 15.
These figures testify the fact that whenever we want to invest for a long term, fixed deposits are our favourite option.
Why do we invest in FDs?
Better Interest rates: Since fixed deposits offer better rate of returns than saving accounts, we prefer investing in the former.
Safe: We invest in fixed deposits in banks because we believe it is the safest investment option and other avenues carry a greater degree of risk than FDs.
Traditional: We invest in Fixed Deposits because it is tried and tested. Our parents, relatives, friends, practically everyone, invests in Fixed Deposits. 'So
even I must have one' is the logic behind the investment.
Did you know?
There are some interesting facts about fixed deposits which are often overlooked:
TDS is deducted from the maturity value if the total interest from your accounts including the FD account exceeds R10,000. If you are falling under a 20% or a 30% slab, then too the TDS will be deducted @ 10% and you will have to pay the remaining as a self assessment tax.
Most people realize this at the time of filing the returns, which is mostly the last date, since this TDS reflects in your account on the income tax website. You can however submit form 15G/15 H to the bank, but then again it needs to be deposited every year.
Interest rates are falling and are expected to fall further with easing inflation. Currently, the interest rates are in the 7-7.5% range for a five year FD inbanks. If you check the rates 15 years back, this rate is much lower now andthe trend is likely to continue.
STILL INVESTING INFIXED DEPOSITS
√ The month is February, the deadline for submitting investment proofs is approaching. What do I do? √ Some money got accumulated in my savings account, want to park it in a safer avenue. What do I do? √ I have invested enough in equity, now I want to put some money in a safer fixed return option. What do I do? √ I want to invest, but I don't want to take the risk. What do I do?
In all of the above situations, what we do is: Go to a bank and invest in a fixed deposit.
loss making product at a lower price now. This strategy has offered historic trading losses especially in the short term. Investors need to accept the fact that a wrong stock has entered and it has to be removed to protect the health of his portfolio. It is better to go by the advice of a financial advisor, and rely on the mutual fund managers because they are experienced enough to handle such things.
Lose focus easily
We tend to purchase and sell at very short intervals based on others' recommendations. One friend who is an active trader suggested, stock A is the best, so we will also invest in A, another friend who is a researcher suggested stock B will outperform all others, so we will sell A and buy B. Lack of conviction in a particular product would lead you nowhere, you would not be able to ripe the benefits of either.
Market timing
Even the big shots have not been able to time the market, nobody can predict what will happen next. Some investors on the basis of their research try to time the market and it does nothing but damage.
Investors should rely on professionals, they shall resort to mutual funds, concentrate on their goals and should not panic due to a here and there in the market conditions.
Ignoring the cost
Every investment has a cost associated with it. You have to pay commissions in stock trading, real estate investment exit loads for mutual funds. Investors generally analyse their profits on gross basis and compare products likewise. However, commissions form a part of the cost and at times can bring down the profits significantly. So, you should consider the impact of costs while evaluating a particular investment.
Lack of diversification
Some investors do not have a proper financial plan or even if they have, they often go off track. They tend to purchase a particular product or invest in a particular segment only. This inclination results in lack of a diversified portfolio and if that particular segment or stock fares poorly, his entire portfolio fails, because there is nothing else which can cover up.
Procrastination
Procrastination is the mother of failure. The markets move very fast and we take time in researching and by the time we go ahead with implementing our research, the markets have moved to a different level, however our strategy is the same. And thus we lose out because of improper time management.
All these mistakes are mainly due to lack of planning and knowledge. The investor should resort to the services of a financial advisor, devise a proper financial plan and invest accordingly. He should go for professionally managed mutual funds than burning his hands by experimenting on his own.
Money making is the only goal
This is the primary mistake of an investor. He believes that he is investing and he will profit from it soon. If someone asks him, what's the purpose behind him investing? What future goal will he be able to meet with the investment? He most likely will not have an answer. And when need arises, he would either not have the money, since it's illiquid or it is not sufficient to fulfill the need. The solution to this is make it a point that you will plan before you perform. Plan and allocate your investment into different goal paths.
TV
We believe that the TV journalist or the author of a magazine article on investments is the God of investments, whatever he says is set in stone. What we do not realize is, if he actually knew what's going to happen next and where to invest, he would have been the next Bill Gates. He would not have been giving free advice. The solution is switch to a movie channel and relax.
EmotionsEmotions play a very important role in our investment practice. You would somehow have a very strong conviction in a particular stock. You would fall in love with that stock because you have read so much about it, you like the brand, or at times the investment manager is from your hometown and you know he is very knowledgeable. However, these investments are not a good deal and not performing. But because of your emotional connect, you believe that a day will come when they will perform and you will gain and the day might never come. So, keep your emotions separate from your investments, the latter should not be influenced by the former, rather should be based on thorough research and performance records.
No time horizonNot having a time horizon in mind, or having a time frame too short to meet a goal, is a problem. You have to give appropriate time to an investment to get the best out of it. It is better to invest according to the time period left to accomplish a goal.
Speculation
Some investors are often tempted by speculation. Easy and quick money appeals and in order to make money quickly, they become speculators and not investors. They engage in risky transactions like hedging, take short and long positions and attempt to profit from fluctuations in the market, than by capital gains, interests and dividends. They deal in huge amounts, and they can't afford to purchase these stocks. The result is if the price of the purchase transaction is higher than the sale transaction, they are bound to book losses. Most new investors are wiped out because of such speculative activities. So, we should always keep in mind that we are investors and not punters.
Trying to average out
An experienced investor is easily able to get rid of a wrong product that has entered his portfolio, he would book a loss and concentrate on the rest. On the contrary, an unseasoned one would try to average out
the purchase price by buying more of the
Credit Rating
Bonds are analyzed by credit rating
agencies like ICRA, CRISIL, etc., for
their credibility and they give them
credit ratings. The ratings are like AAA,
AAA+, AAA-, AA, BB, BBB, etc. and
each rating represent varied levels of
safety with regard to payments of
interest and principal. The better the
rating, the lesser the risk. So the
investor must always look for bonds
with good ratings.
Tenure
You must also consider the tenure of the
bond, it should be in line with your
investment horizon. Though, there is an
option of secondary market trade, but
there is always an interest rate risk if you
encash it before maturity.
So, if you are heading towards the bank for
investing in a fixed deposit, change your
direction to Bond, which bears all features
of the former with added advantages of
higher income and less complications.
Are there any other options ??
BONDS are another great option to invest your money. Bonds are issued by banks or public sector entities. Bonds are offered for a fixed tenure by the issuer at a fixed rate of interest. You can either buy the bonds at the time of their issue or from Secondary market where they are traded after the issue.
Lets understand in detail the features of a secondary market bonds
TDS FREE INTERESTBONDS
Interest Income: Bonds offer fixed interest rates like FD’s. The interest
rate may differ from issuer to issuer based on tenure & credit rating of
the bond.
Liquidity: Bonds offer an edge over Fixed Deposits in terms of
liquidity. Premature withdrawal of a fixed deposit attract hassles, time
and massive penalties. However, in case of bonds, if you wish to
liquidate your investment, it can easily be traded in the secondary
market.
No Paperwork: You can buy a secondary market bond simply through
your Demat Account. You don't need to submit hard copies of the
application form or your documents. You just have to sign a Deal
Confirmation Sheet and send it online or through whatsapp before
paying for your investment. Unlike FD, you don’t have to safeguard the
FD certificate as all investments in bonds are in Demat.
No TDS on interest payouts: as bonds are listed on the exchange and
issued in Demat mode. You shall pay your taxes due as per your tax
slab on the income generated if you sell the bond within a year, and
you are entitled to the benefits of Long Term Capital Gains if you
redeem after one year. There is no hassle of annual submission of
Form 15G or 15H unlike Bank FDs and you will not be paying a TDS if
you are not liable to pay taxes.
Quick: Payment is via RTGS only and bond will be credited to your
Demat a/c by end of day.
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SIP RETURN AS ON 31ST AUGUST 2016
Starting - September Month of
Years
Invested Amount :
Schemes (Diversified Equity)
2015
1
1,20,000
2013
3
3,60,000
2011
5
6,00,000
Returns % - CAGR
2009
7
8,40,000
2006
10
12,00,000
2004
12
14,40,000
Mutual fund's AUM in August surge to new record, touch Rs15.63 trillion
Indian mutual fund's assets under management (AUM) touched a record high of Rs.15.63 trillion at the end of August as investors remained positive in view of the appreciating trend in equity and debt markets along with a continued pick-up in domestic economic growth. Total monthly AUM rose for the second consecutive month, up 2.97%, or Rs.25,332 crore, in August, after a jump of 10%, or Rs.1.37 trillion, in the month before, data from the Association of Mutual Funds of India (AMFI) showed. Income funds AUM accounting for 45.05% of the total increased by Rs.28,457 crore to Rs.7.04 trillion during August, the fifth consecutive month of net inflows. Liquid and money market schemes saw a net outflow of Rs.13,182 crore to total AUM size of Rs.2.89 trillion. Equity schemes, which account for nearly 30% of the total industry AUM, reported net inflow of Rs.6,505 crore month-on-month to total AUM size of Rs.4.67 trillion.
MF folio count rises 21 lakh to around 5 crore in August end
Showing a growing traction for mutual funds among investors, the number of folios has surged by over 21 lakh in the first five months of the ongoing financial year (FY) to around 5 crore, mainly on account of strong participation from retail investors. This follows an addition of 59 lakh folios or investor accounts in the preceding FY (2015-16) and 22 lakh in the FY 2014-15. According to the Securities and Exchange Board of India data on investor accounts with 42 active fund houses, the number of folios jumped to 4,97,96,459 at the end of August from 4,76,63,024 at the end of the last FY, a gain of 21.33 lakh. Growing participation from retail investors and huge inflows in equity schemes have helped in increasing the folio counts, experts said.
India expected to post first current account surplus in nine years
India is likely to post its first current account surplus in nine years in the latest quarter, which should bolster the rupee though it is not a good sign for the economy as it reflects weak investment demand at home and subdued exports, analysts said. Forecasts given by investment houses research notes and from analysts that Reuters spoke to showed expectations centering on a surplus of $4 billion, or 0.8 percent of GDP, in April-June quarter. That compared with a deficit of $6.2 billion, equivalent to 1.2 percent of GDP, in the same quarter a year ago. And, if the forecasts prove correct it will be the first surplus since January-March 2007, though India is unlikely to keep the surpluses coming.
Wholesale prices rise 3.74 % in August
India's annual rate of inflation based on wholesale prices moved up to 3.74 per cent in August, from 3.55 per cent in the month before, according to official data released. Nonetheless, the annual rate of inflation for some commodities remained rather high: Potatoes (66.72 per cent), pulses (34.55 per cent) and fruits (13.91 per cent). But onion prices were down 64.19 per cent in August this year, against the like month of the previous year. Data released by the Commerce and Industry Ministry further showed that the annual inflation for manufactured products and fuels remained modest at 2.42 per cent and 1.62 per cent, respectively.
August CPI falls to 5.05 per cent; July IIP shrinks by 2.4 per cent
The consumer price index (CPI) for the month of August fell sharply to 5.05 per cent year-on-year from 6.07 per cent in July due to a steep fall in food prices. According to the government data released, about 50 per cent weight in the inflation basket is enjoyed by food prices, which fell tremendously in the current fiscal. Food inflation slowed to 5.91 per cent from 8.35
per cent, with high pulses prices being offset by weak vegetable prices. Separately the data showed that July index of industrial production (IIP) came in at 2.4 per cent, compared to 1.95 per cent (revised) in June, and an expectation of 1.37 per cent.
India most optimistic globally on hiring plans for Oct-Dec quarter
India is the most optimistic country globally in terms of hiring plans for the next three months, however, there is some sign of increased caution among employers amid global slowdown and impact of automation in the information technology sector, says a survey. The quarterly Manpower Employment Outlook survey, released by ManpowerGroup, said hiring confidence is strongest in India, Japan and Taiwan, while employers in Brazil, Belgium, Finland, Italy and Switzerland report the weakest hiring plans. India's net employment outlook for the October-December quarter of 2016 stood at 31 per cent, the highest among 43 surveyed nations.
Direct tax mop-up rises 15% to Rs 1.89 lakh crore in April-August
Net direct tax collections during the April-August period has grown 15.03 per cent to Rs 1.89 lakh crore, led by robust collections in personal income tax. Direct taxes, which include corporate income tax and personal income tax, collection in the first five months till August is 22.30 per cent of Budget estimates for the full financial year. The government hopes to collect Rs 8.47 lakh crore from direct taxes and Rs 7.79 lakh crore from indirect taxes, which includes customs, excise and service tax, in 2016-17 financial year.
India to be amongst top five global pharma innovation hubs by 2020
To push India into top five pharmaceutical innovation hubs by 2020 and establish global presence by launching one out of every five to 10 drugs discovered in India at global level, the government is preparing for
multi-billion dollar investment with 50 per cent public funding through its public private partnership model to enhance innovation capability, reveals the joint study. The Indian Government has been very active in boosting growth and investment in Indian pharmaceutical industry. It allows 100 per cent FDI under automatic route in the pharmaceuticals sector. FDI favourably impacts the Indian pharma industry by providing access to more capital/funds for investing in Research and Development, highlighted the study jointly conducted by ASSOCHAM and TechSci Research.
India-US trade will be aided by interaction at many levels: FM
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has said India-US trade will get a boost from business-to-business, business-to-government and g o v e r n m e n t - t o - g o v e r n m e n t interactions, in a context where new structural reforms like GST will boost growth and the overall development of the country. He said the recent passage by Parliament of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Bill and the Bankruptcy Code along with other structural reforms made by the government in the last two years will help in boosting the growth and the overall development of the country.
Automobile industry to grow to Rs 20 lakh crore in 10 years
Automobile industry turnover is poised to grow over four times to Rs 20 lakh crore in 10 years and has the potential to occupy the top slot globally, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has said. Urging automakers to "not to compromise with quality", he said innovation and technological upgradation can boost exports. Automobile industry, which is of Rs 4.5 lakh crore at present, we will take it to Rs 20 lakh crore in 10 years. It has the potential to become number one in the world. He said the industry registered a growth of eight per cent and accounted for exports to the tune of Rs 70,000 crore.
Mutual fund's AUM in August surge to new record, touch Rs15.63 trillion
Indian mutual fund's assets under management (AUM) touched a record high of Rs.15.63 trillion at the end of August as investors remained positive in view of the appreciating trend in equity and debt markets along with a continued pick-up in domestic economic growth. Total monthly AUM rose for the second consecutive month, up 2.97%, or Rs.25,332 crore, in August, after a jump of 10%, or Rs.1.37 trillion, in the month before, data from the Association of Mutual Funds of India (AMFI) showed. Income funds AUM accounting for 45.05% of the total increased by Rs.28,457 crore to Rs.7.04 trillion during August, the fifth consecutive month of net inflows. Liquid and money market schemes saw a net outflow of Rs.13,182 crore to total AUM size of Rs.2.89 trillion. Equity schemes, which account for nearly 30% of the total industry AUM, reported net inflow of Rs.6,505 crore month-on-month to total AUM size of Rs.4.67 trillion.
MF folio count rises 21 lakh to around 5 crore in August end
Showing a growing traction for mutual funds among investors, the number of folios has surged by over 21 lakh in the first five months of the ongoing financial year (FY) to around 5 crore, mainly on account of strong participation from retail investors. This follows an addition of 59 lakh folios or investor accounts in the preceding FY (2015-16) and 22 lakh in the FY 2014-15. According to the Securities and Exchange Board of India data on investor accounts with 42 active fund houses, the number of folios jumped to 4,97,96,459 at the end of August from 4,76,63,024 at the end of the last FY, a gain of 21.33 lakh. Growing participation from retail investors and huge inflows in equity schemes have helped in increasing the folio counts, experts said.
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SIP RETURN AS ON 31ST AUGUST 2016
Starting - September Month of
Years
Invested Amount :
Schemes (Diversified Equity)
2015
1
1,20,000
2013
3
3,60,000
2011
5
6,00,000
Returns % - CAGR
2009
7
8,40,000
2006
10
12,00,000
2004
12
14,40,000
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India expected to post first current account surplus in nine years
India is likely to post its first current account surplus in nine years in the latest quarter, which should bolster the rupee though it is not a good sign for the economy as it reflects weak investment demand at home and subdued exports, analysts said. Forecasts given by investment houses research notes and from analysts that Reuters spoke to showed expectations centering on a surplus of $4 billion, or 0.8 percent of GDP, in April-June quarter. That compared with a deficit of $6.2 billion, equivalent to 1.2 percent of GDP, in the same quarter a year ago. And, if the forecasts prove correct it will be the first surplus since January-March 2007, though India is unlikely to keep the surpluses coming.
Wholesale prices rise 3.74 % in August
India's annual rate of inflation based on wholesale prices moved up to 3.74 per cent in August, from 3.55 per cent in the month before, according to official data released. Nonetheless, the annual rate of inflation for some commodities remained rather high: Potatoes (66.72 per cent), pulses (34.55 per cent) and fruits (13.91 per cent). But onion prices were down 64.19 per cent in August this year, against the like month of the previous year. Data released by the Commerce and Industry Ministry further showed that the annual inflation for manufactured products and fuels remained modest at 2.42 per cent and 1.62 per cent, respectively.
August CPI falls to 5.05 per cent; July IIP shrinks by 2.4 per cent
The consumer price index (CPI) for the month of August fell sharply to 5.05 per cent year-on-year from 6.07 per cent in July due to a steep fall in food prices. According to the government data released, about 50 per cent weight in the inflation basket is enjoyed by food prices, which fell tremendously in the current fiscal. Food inflation slowed to 5.91 per cent from 8.35
per cent, with high pulses prices being offset by weak vegetable prices. Separately the data showed that July index of industrial production (IIP) came in at 2.4 per cent, compared to 1.95 per cent (revised) in June, and an expectation of 1.37 per cent.
India most optimistic globally on hiring plans for Oct-Dec quarter
India is the most optimistic country globally in terms of hiring plans for the next three months, however, there is some sign of increased caution among employers amid global slowdown and impact of automation in the information technology sector, says a survey. The quarterly Manpower Employment Outlook survey, released by ManpowerGroup, said hiring confidence is strongest in India, Japan and Taiwan, while employers in Brazil, Belgium, Finland, Italy and Switzerland report the weakest hiring plans. India's net employment outlook for the October-December quarter of 2016 stood at 31 per cent, the highest among 43 surveyed nations.
Direct tax mop-up rises 15% to Rs 1.89 lakh crore in April-August
Net direct tax collections during the April-August period has grown 15.03 per cent to Rs 1.89 lakh crore, led by robust collections in personal income tax. Direct taxes, which include corporate income tax and personal income tax, collection in the first five months till August is 22.30 per cent of Budget estimates for the full financial year. The government hopes to collect Rs 8.47 lakh crore from direct taxes and Rs 7.79 lakh crore from indirect taxes, which includes customs, excise and service tax, in 2016-17 financial year.
India to be amongst top five global pharma innovation hubs by 2020
To push India into top five pharmaceutical innovation hubs by 2020 and establish global presence by launching one out of every five to 10 drugs discovered in India at global level, the government is preparing for
multi-billion dollar investment with 50 per cent public funding through its public private partnership model to enhance innovation capability, reveals the joint study. The Indian Government has been very active in boosting growth and investment in Indian pharmaceutical industry. It allows 100 per cent FDI under automatic route in the pharmaceuticals sector. FDI favourably impacts the Indian pharma industry by providing access to more capital/funds for investing in Research and Development, highlighted the study jointly conducted by ASSOCHAM and TechSci Research.
India-US trade will be aided by interaction at many levels: FM
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has said India-US trade will get a boost from business-to-business, business-to-government and g o v e r n m e n t - t o - g o v e r n m e n t interactions, in a context where new structural reforms like GST will boost growth and the overall development of the country. He said the recent passage by Parliament of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Bill and the Bankruptcy Code along with other structural reforms made by the government in the last two years will help in boosting the growth and the overall development of the country.
Automobile industry to grow to Rs 20 lakh crore in 10 years
Automobile industry turnover is poised to grow over four times to Rs 20 lakh crore in 10 years and has the potential to occupy the top slot globally, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has said. Urging automakers to "not to compromise with quality", he said innovation and technological upgradation can boost exports. Automobile industry, which is of Rs 4.5 lakh crore at present, we will take it to Rs 20 lakh crore in 10 years. It has the potential to become number one in the world. He said the industry registered a growth of eight per cent and accounted for exports to the tune of Rs 70,000 crore.
Mutual fund's AUM in August surge to new record, touch Rs15.63 trillion
Indian mutual fund's assets under management (AUM) touched a record high of Rs.15.63 trillion at the end of August as investors remained positive in view of the appreciating trend in equity and debt markets along with a continued pick-up in domestic economic growth. Total monthly AUM rose for the second consecutive month, up 2.97%, or Rs.25,332 crore, in August, after a jump of 10%, or Rs.1.37 trillion, in the month before, data from the Association of Mutual Funds of India (AMFI) showed. Income funds AUM accounting for 45.05% of the total increased by Rs.28,457 crore to Rs.7.04 trillion during August, the fifth consecutive month of net inflows. Liquid and money market schemes saw a net outflow of Rs.13,182 crore to total AUM size of Rs.2.89 trillion. Equity schemes, which account for nearly 30% of the total industry AUM, reported net inflow of Rs.6,505 crore month-on-month to total AUM size of Rs.4.67 trillion.
MF folio count rises 21 lakh to around 5 crore in August end
Showing a growing traction for mutual funds among investors, the number of folios has surged by over 21 lakh in the first five months of the ongoing financial year (FY) to around 5 crore, mainly on account of strong participation from retail investors. This follows an addition of 59 lakh folios or investor accounts in the preceding FY (2015-16) and 22 lakh in the FY 2014-15. According to the Securities and Exchange Board of India data on investor accounts with 42 active fund houses, the number of folios jumped to 4,97,96,459 at the end of August from 4,76,63,024 at the end of the last FY, a gain of 21.33 lakh. Growing participation from retail investors and huge inflows in equity schemes have helped in increasing the folio counts, experts said.
India expected to post first current account surplus in nine years
India is likely to post its first current account surplus in nine years in the latest quarter, which should bolster the rupee though it is not a good sign for the economy as it reflects weak investment demand at home and subdued exports, analysts said. Forecasts given by investment houses research notes and from analysts that Reuters spoke to showed expectations centering on a surplus of $4 billion, or 0.8 percent of GDP, in April-June quarter. That compared with a deficit of $6.2 billion, equivalent to 1.2 percent of GDP, in the same quarter a year ago. And, if the forecasts prove correct it will be the first surplus since January-March 2007, though India is unlikely to keep the surpluses coming.
Wholesale prices rise 3.74 % in August
India's annual rate of inflation based on wholesale prices moved up to 3.74 per cent in August, from 3.55 per cent in the month before, according to official data released. Nonetheless, the annual rate of inflation for some commodities remained rather high: Potatoes (66.72 per cent), pulses (34.55 per cent) and fruits (13.91 per cent). But onion prices were down 64.19 per cent in August this year, against the like month of the previous year. Data released by the Commerce and Industry Ministry further showed that the annual inflation for manufactured products and fuels remained modest at 2.42 per cent and 1.62 per cent, respectively.
August CPI falls to 5.05 per cent; July IIP shrinks by 2.4 per cent
The consumer price index (CPI) for the month of August fell sharply to 5.05 per cent year-on-year from 6.07 per cent in July due to a steep fall in food prices. According to the government data released, about 50 per cent weight in the inflation basket is enjoyed by food prices, which fell tremendously in the current fiscal. Food inflation slowed to 5.91 per cent from 8.35
Axis Equity Fund - Gr Axis Focused 25 Fund - Gr Axis MidCap Fund - Gr Baroda Pioneer Growth Fund - GrBirla Sun Life Advantage Fund Gr Birla Sun Life Dividend Yield Plus - Growth Birla Sun Life Equity Fund - Gr Birla Sun Life Frontline Equity Fund - Gr Birla Sun Life India GenNext Fund - Gr Birla Sun Life India Opportunities Fund - Gr Birla Sun Life Midcap Fund - Gr Birla Sun Life MNC Fund Gr Birla Sun Life Pure Value Fund - Gr Birla Sun Life Small and Midcap Fund - Gr Birla Sun Life Special Situations Fund - Gr Birla Sun Life Top 100 Fund - Gr BNP Paribas Dividend Yield Fund- Gr BNP Paribas Equity Fund - Gr BNP Paribas Midcap Fund - Gr BOI AXA Equity Fund - Regular Plan Gr Canara Robeco Emerging Equities Fund - Gr Canara Robeco Equity Diversified - Gr Canara Robeco F.O.R.C.E. Fund - Regular Gr Canara Robeco Large Cap Plus Fund - Gr DHFL Pramerica Large Cap Fund - Gr DHFL Pramerica Midcap Opportunities Fund - Gr DSP BlackRock Equity Fund - Reg. Plan - Div DSP BlackRock Focus 25 Fund - Gr DSP BlackRock Micro Cap Fund - Gr DSP BlackRock Opportunities Fund - Gr DSP BlackRock Small and Mid Cap - Reg Gr DSP BlackRock Top 100 Equity Fund Gr Edelweiss Div. Growth Equity Top 100 Fund - Gr Edelweiss Emerging Leaders Fund - Gr Edelweiss Prudent Advantage Fund Plan A - Gr Escorts Growth Plan G Franklin India Bluechip Fund Gr Franklin India Flexi Cap Fund - Gr Franklin India High Growth Companies Fund - Gr Franklin India Opportunities Fund-Gr Franklin India Prima Fund Gr Franklin India Prima Plus Gr Franklin India Smaller Companies Fund - Gr Goldman Sachs India Equity Fund - Gr HDFC Capital Builder-Gr HDFC Core and Satellite Fund - Gr HDFC Equity Fund - Div HDFC Growth Fund Gr HDFC Large Cap Fund - Gr HDFC Mid Cap Opportunities Fund - Gr HDFC Premier Multi-Cap Fund - Gr HDFC Small and Mid Cap Fund - Gr HDFC Top 200 Fund - Div HSBC Dividend Yield Equity Fund - Gr HSBC Dynamic Fund - Gr HSBC Equity Fund - Gr HSBC India Opportunities Fund - Gr HSBC Midcap Equity Fund - Gr ICICI Prudential Dynamic Plan - Gr ICICI Prudential Exports and Other Services Fund - Gr ICICI Prudential Focused Bluechip Equity Fund - Gr ICICI Prudential MidCap Fund - Gr ICICI Prudential Multicap Fund - Gr ICICI Prudential Select Large Cap Fund - Retail Gr ICICI Prudential Top 100 Fund - Gr ICICI Prudential Value Discovery Fund Gr IDFC Classic Equity Fund - Regular Plan - Gr IDFC Equity Fund - Regular Plan - Gr IDFC Imperial Equity Fund - Regular Plan - Gr IDFC Premier Equity Fund - Regular Plan - Gr IDFC Sterling Equity Fund - Regular Gr Indiabulls Blue Chip Fund - Gr Invesco India Business Leaders Fund - Gr Invesco India Contra Fund - Gr Invesco India Dynamic Equity Fund - Gr Invesco India Growth Fund - Gr Invesco India Mid N Small Cap Fund - Gr Invesco India Midcap Fund - Gr JM Equity Fund Growth Option JM Multi Strategy Fund - Growth Option JP Morgan India Equity Fund - Gr JP Morgan India Mid and Small Cap Fund - Gr Kotak 50 Equity Scheme Div Kotak Classic Equity Fund - Gr Kotak Emerging Equity Scheme - Gr Kotak Midcap - Gr Kotak Opportunities Fund - Gr Kotak Select Focus Fund - Gr L&T Business Cycles Fund - Gr L&T Emerging Businesses Fund - Gr L&T Equity Fund - Gr L&T India Large Cap Fund - Gr L&T India Special Situations Fund - Gr L&T India Value Fund - Gr L&T Midcap Fund - Gr LIC Nomura Equity Fund Gr LIC Nomura Growth Fund Gr
133,549138,830131,960137,047145,161134,504144,269138,851143,041126,124141,553129,640144,060146,306144,164137,530135,746133,301138,145134,282140,377134,228142,327136,772134,581134,129140,410139,537143,896142,920144,875139,879135,380138,087132,020131,756135,807134,385136,215136,843142,319135,412143,777134,825136,538135,427138,644137,783134,118145,463134,835140,362139,099136,035134,503138,428139,804136,599139,683128,370137,447135,370140,759139,224140,540135,367140,215136,268134,757131,991136,851135,867136,541137,229133,792136,346135,502135,855131,164142,748135,310137,053134,829137,336143,226141,962140,086140,485138,045143,325136,244135,058132,809136,991138,704132,495134,832
438,113468,315482,963454,455527,547445,430509,239470,429515,257469,624538,845522,970553,938562,929521,683466,812472,487456,761527,357435,606569,883433,261497,196442,618452,530
- 475,704486,249627,207498,350550,813451,680448,824498,696444,995490,217456,412473,855500,539481,317546,530487,041575,393480,931471,104461,709453,174452,821413,966550,044440,964494,405447,695441,714430,643442,058476,045535,110453,722474,468453,679509,173491,023448,084454,993501,119457,905421,518417,572479,483472,507443,351462,378495,975441,323464,432504,331510,282433,320482,218457,709532,078459,565444,024572,967545,615485,903499,506
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460,732448,509453,979525,995540,354416,165440,477
891,802-
1,061,779892,729
1,112,972862,963
1,074,334972,771
1,080,5391,052,8181,125,8041,165,1451,238,6371,192,3481,072,462970,226970,403943,560
1,181,237857,033
1,288,408853,628
1,003,394864,959907,799
- 941,596964,961
1,428,1021,017,4041,168,481871,055903,095
1,048,547860,029
1,009,775894,269987,904
1,112,062981,745
1,223,0911,012,4561,363,025
- 973,456900,013912,013868,167792,680
1,209,373852,861
1,017,092885,242854,260800,897848,723977,236
1,138,721926,017
1,145,941916,226
1,118,8001,012,089892,539920,314
1,110,362891,745812,490786,709
1,019,740966,723
- 924,261
1,035,059894,353948,527
1,122,2121,117,257847,694964,572912,897
1,192,342909,803881,640
1,227,8111,142,691986,572
1,046,522- -
925,832891,320933,580
1,152,7571,188,347808,178869,333
- - -
1,292,8831,662,2741,315,0051,612,7611,500,5191,769,4321,606,9191,699,6031,958,0261,941,5101,827,9061,581,2201,508,8131,522,7761,478,1331,946,1141,261,8902,097,8971,317,540
- -
1,345,336-
1,419,156-
2,295,4521,536,4511,821,1871,314,4481,394,057
- 1,273,6131,473,3181,366,0071,520,6191,739,2411,474,9561,953,2381,583,9142,199,127
- 1,500,8531,319,9041,384,1701,308,8631,163,1491,986,3441,252,0051,540,6831,339,4171,256,5021,166,5491,249,9181,496,7141,632,9661,434,1641,849,6171,435,4801,697,6641,541,2061,355,0601,423,5841,784,9031,313,2391,214,7501,149,8321,652,9301,518,197
- 1,395,0871,571,6761,363,8301,453,4861,848,3661,807,6251,226,5481,368,5651,388,3261,907,4331,372,1221,332,7241,902,6511,776,4671,495,2801,615,758
- -
1,418,0791,358,6441,453,094
- 1,825,9221,186,8071,287,314
- - -
2,214,4102,771,7362,530,9812,760,9812,745,7833,247,5522,695,8153,115,7323,967,815
- - -
2,636,5992,835,8652,461,5013,296,448
- 3,937,1242,453,024
- -
2,249,487-
2,576,947- -
2,692,314-
2,327,400- - -
2,404,8552,445,3762,730,577
- 2,402,5593,568,0652,847,0574,017,806
- 2,756,8892,325,3782,609,4402,338,4741,890,951
- 2,185,524
- 2,484,083
- -
2,046,7652,462,2002,581,8912,604,0323,163,220
- 2,865,0132,645,962
- 2,469,2363,655,3282,129,4322,010,3781,943,1083,429,394
- - - - - - - -
1,850,661- - -
2,326,2052,298,804
- 3,091,1992,604,608
- - -
2,560,641-
2,587,710-
3,318,0031,914,6452,110,759
- - -
3,274,1443,899,4313,639,5074,155,4034,303,162
- 3,579,1244,731,3965,827,452
- - - - - - - - - - - -
3,345,380-
4,098,426- -
4,035,749-
3,646,845- - -
3,387,4273,701,732
- -
3,479,6684,988,7794,410,658
- -
4,046,073-
4,076,8203,598,1922,611,289
- - -
3,904,629- -
2,978,5573,560,514
- 4,137,481
- - -
3,912,671-
3,691,1725,512,482
- - - - - - - - - - - -
2,463,332- - -
3,504,735- - -
4,009,686- - - - - - -
4,746,6042,583,3602,833,812
Starting - September Month of
Years
Invested Amount
Schemes (Diversified Equity)
2015
1
1,20,000
2013
3
3,60,000
2011
5
6,00,000
Investment Value e
2009
7
8,40,000
2006
10
12,00,000
2004
12
14,40,000
SIP VALUE AS ON 31ST AUGUST 2016 NEWS UPDATE
per cent, with high pulses prices being offset by weak vegetable prices. Separately the data showed that July index of industrial production (IIP) came in at 2.4 per cent, compared to 1.95 per cent (revised) in June, and an expectation of 1.37 per cent.
India most optimistic globally on hiring plans for Oct-Dec quarter
India is the most optimistic country globally in terms of hiring plans for the next three months, however, there is some sign of increased caution among employers amid global slowdown and impact of automation in the information technology sector, says a survey. The quarterly Manpower Employment Outlook survey, released by ManpowerGroup, said hiring confidence is strongest in India, Japan and Taiwan, while employers in Brazil, Belgium, Finland, Italy and Switzerland report the weakest hiring plans. India's net employment outlook for the October-December quarter of 2016 stood at 31 per cent, the highest among 43 surveyed nations.
Direct tax mop-up rises 15% to Rs 1.89 lakh crore in April-August
Net direct tax collections during the April-August period has grown 15.03 per cent to Rs 1.89 lakh crore, led by robust collections in personal income tax. Direct taxes, which include corporate income tax and personal income tax, collection in the first five months till August is 22.30 per cent of Budget estimates for the full financial year. The government hopes to collect Rs 8.47 lakh crore from direct taxes and Rs 7.79 lakh crore from indirect taxes, which includes customs, excise and service tax, in 2016-17 financial year.
India to be amongst top five global pharma innovation hubs by 2020
To push India into top five pharmaceutical innovation hubs by 2020 and establish global presence by launching one out of every five to 10 drugs discovered in India at global level, the government is preparing for
multi-billion dollar investment with 50 per cent public funding through its public private partnership model to enhance innovation capability, reveals the joint study. The Indian Government has been very active in boosting growth and investment in Indian pharmaceutical industry. It allows 100 per cent FDI under automatic route in the pharmaceuticals sector. FDI favourably impacts the Indian pharma industry by providing access to more capital/funds for investing in Research and Development, highlighted the study jointly conducted by ASSOCHAM and TechSci Research.
India-US trade will be aided by interaction at many levels: FM
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has said India-US trade will get a boost from business-to-business, business-to-government and g o v e r n m e n t - t o - g o v e r n m e n t interactions, in a context where new structural reforms like GST will boost growth and the overall development of the country. He said the recent passage by Parliament of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Bill and the Bankruptcy Code along with other structural reforms made by the government in the last two years will help in boosting the growth and the overall development of the country.
Automobile industry to grow to Rs 20 lakh crore in 10 years
Automobile industry turnover is poised to grow over four times to Rs 20 lakh crore in 10 years and has the potential to occupy the top slot globally, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has said. Urging automakers to "not to compromise with quality", he said innovation and technological upgradation can boost exports. Automobile industry, which is of Rs 4.5 lakh crore at present, we will take it to Rs 20 lakh crore in 10 years. It has the potential to become number one in the world. He said the industry registered a growth of eight per cent and accounted for exports to the tune of Rs 70,000 crore.
Mutual fund's AUM in August surge to new record, touch Rs15.63 trillion
Indian mutual fund's assets under management (AUM) touched a record high of Rs.15.63 trillion at the end of August as investors remained positive in view of the appreciating trend in equity and debt markets along with a continued pick-up in domestic economic growth. Total monthly AUM rose for the second consecutive month, up 2.97%, or Rs.25,332 crore, in August, after a jump of 10%, or Rs.1.37 trillion, in the month before, data from the Association of Mutual Funds of India (AMFI) showed. Income funds AUM accounting for 45.05% of the total increased by Rs.28,457 crore to Rs.7.04 trillion during August, the fifth consecutive month of net inflows. Liquid and money market schemes saw a net outflow of Rs.13,182 crore to total AUM size of Rs.2.89 trillion. Equity schemes, which account for nearly 30% of the total industry AUM, reported net inflow of Rs.6,505 crore month-on-month to total AUM size of Rs.4.67 trillion.
MF folio count rises 21 lakh to around 5 crore in August end
Showing a growing traction for mutual funds among investors, the number of folios has surged by over 21 lakh in the first five months of the ongoing financial year (FY) to around 5 crore, mainly on account of strong participation from retail investors. This follows an addition of 59 lakh folios or investor accounts in the preceding FY (2015-16) and 22 lakh in the FY 2014-15. According to the Securities and Exchange Board of India data on investor accounts with 42 active fund houses, the number of folios jumped to 4,97,96,459 at the end of August from 4,76,63,024 at the end of the last FY, a gain of 21.33 lakh. Growing participation from retail investors and huge inflows in equity schemes have helped in increasing the folio counts, experts said.
India expected to post first current account surplus in nine years
India is likely to post its first current account surplus in nine years in the latest quarter, which should bolster the rupee though it is not a good sign for the economy as it reflects weak investment demand at home and subdued exports, analysts said. Forecasts given by investment houses research notes and from analysts that Reuters spoke to showed expectations centering on a surplus of $4 billion, or 0.8 percent of GDP, in April-June quarter. That compared with a deficit of $6.2 billion, equivalent to 1.2 percent of GDP, in the same quarter a year ago. And, if the forecasts prove correct it will be the first surplus since January-March 2007, though India is unlikely to keep the surpluses coming.
Wholesale prices rise 3.74 % in August
India's annual rate of inflation based on wholesale prices moved up to 3.74 per cent in August, from 3.55 per cent in the month before, according to official data released. Nonetheless, the annual rate of inflation for some commodities remained rather high: Potatoes (66.72 per cent), pulses (34.55 per cent) and fruits (13.91 per cent). But onion prices were down 64.19 per cent in August this year, against the like month of the previous year. Data released by the Commerce and Industry Ministry further showed that the annual inflation for manufactured products and fuels remained modest at 2.42 per cent and 1.62 per cent, respectively.
August CPI falls to 5.05 per cent; July IIP shrinks by 2.4 per cent
The consumer price index (CPI) for the month of August fell sharply to 5.05 per cent year-on-year from 6.07 per cent in July due to a steep fall in food prices. According to the government data released, about 50 per cent weight in the inflation basket is enjoyed by food prices, which fell tremendously in the current fiscal. Food inflation slowed to 5.91 per cent from 8.35
per cent, with high pulses prices being offset by weak vegetable prices. Separately the data showed that July index of industrial production (IIP) came in at 2.4 per cent, compared to 1.95 per cent (revised) in June, and an expectation of 1.37 per cent.
India most optimistic globally on hiring plans for Oct-Dec quarter
India is the most optimistic country globally in terms of hiring plans for the next three months, however, there is some sign of increased caution among employers amid global slowdown and impact of automation in the information technology sector, says a survey. The quarterly Manpower Employment Outlook survey, released by ManpowerGroup, said hiring confidence is strongest in India, Japan and Taiwan, while employers in Brazil, Belgium, Finland, Italy and Switzerland report the weakest hiring plans. India's net employment outlook for the October-December quarter of 2016 stood at 31 per cent, the highest among 43 surveyed nations.
Direct tax mop-up rises 15% to Rs 1.89 lakh crore in April-August
Net direct tax collections during the April-August period has grown 15.03 per cent to Rs 1.89 lakh crore, led by robust collections in personal income tax. Direct taxes, which include corporate income tax and personal income tax, collection in the first five months till August is 22.30 per cent of Budget estimates for the full financial year. The government hopes to collect Rs 8.47 lakh crore from direct taxes and Rs 7.79 lakh crore from indirect taxes, which includes customs, excise and service tax, in 2016-17 financial year.
India to be amongst top five global pharma innovation hubs by 2020
To push India into top five pharmaceutical innovation hubs by 2020 and establish global presence by launching one out of every five to 10 drugs discovered in India at global level, the government is preparing for
SIP VALUE AS ON 31ST AUGUST 2016
Starting - September Month of
Years
Invested Amount
Schemes (Diversified Equity)
2015
1
1,20,000
2013
3
3,60,000
2011
5
6,00,000
Investment Value e
2009
7
8,40,000
2006
10
12,00,000
2004
12
14,40,000
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multi-billion dollar investment with 50 per cent public funding through its public private partnership model to enhance innovation capability, reveals the joint study. The Indian Government has been very active in boosting growth and investment in Indian pharmaceutical industry. It allows 100 per cent FDI under automatic route in the pharmaceuticals sector. FDI favourably impacts the Indian pharma industry by providing access to more capital/funds for investing in Research and Development, highlighted the study jointly conducted by ASSOCHAM and TechSci Research.
India-US trade will be aided by interaction at many levels: FM
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has said India-US trade will get a boost from business-to-business, business-to-government and g o v e r n m e n t - t o - g o v e r n m e n t interactions, in a context where new structural reforms like GST will boost growth and the overall development of the country. He said the recent passage by Parliament of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Bill and the Bankruptcy Code along with other structural reforms made by the government in the last two years will help in boosting the growth and the overall development of the country.
Automobile industry to grow to Rs 20 lakh crore in 10 years
Automobile industry turnover is poised to grow over four times to Rs 20 lakh crore in 10 years and has the potential to occupy the top slot globally, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has said. Urging automakers to "not to compromise with quality", he said innovation and technological upgradation can boost exports. Automobile industry, which is of Rs 4.5 lakh crore at present, we will take it to Rs 20 lakh crore in 10 years. It has the potential to become number one in the world. He said the industry registered a growth of eight per cent and accounted for exports to the tune of Rs 70,000 crore.
144,249138,941134,814139,402138,966140,664146,271141,064138,951129,540130,897135,130138,881140,862135,059137,430136,080135,987133,789137,040137,234137,105138,122131,089139,277138,808136,901135,532135,258150,507137,270132,297143,350135,271136,324147,652129,415135,414133,645133,968141,829131,215134,309137,650134,617136,500134,817135,876134,630134,198138,680130,642135,193134,799137,288150,507126,124
151
133,161137,048134,413134,976132,538134,896133,264138,553143,198132,673135,489140,232137,385136,875136,591135,264136,401140,445134,500139,251136,827135,839138,953141,112137,861134,537139,843138,523138,105131,619133,848136,588143,198131,619
31132,626134,292
578,955484,188460,130
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456,782556,505479,594458,780430,078447,601443,993487,970533,856417,117481,968560,471463,550457,568486,866464,383496,230468,105489,527556,705509,046489,306586,307469,710544,556554,842419,992557,533464,190474,187523,419448,042445,584512,706439,181517,318441,170433,513465,285418,920441,745432,543460,558429,303443,061544,789498,811430,785448,900481,405627,207413,966
146
489,465452,979486,108492,648465,485451,180440,411469,816504,548454,281484,998463,250448,539465,310472,670466,257485,101478,649457,549486,777467,661451,989458,824479,646492,794459,742477,423499,655450,914424,443442,049468,425504,548424,443
31410,151420,532
1,328,8871,015,255
- - -
876,1161,248,5011,006,481915,046849,367929,564901,299984,417
1,155,763798,657972,216
1,306,750949,512907,764
1,018,383904,688
1,009,106931,955
1,064,6291,289,7751,060,1581,025,3551,358,244923,626
1,085,3051,204,700804,508
1,210,227921,868974,468
1,078,516936,381881,536
1,127,825838,848
1,097,561898,320848,639915,722816,141875,488820,242937,619834,401869,897
1,243,6591,073,155847,317888,727997,619
1,428,102786,709
142
1,090,539904,539
1,021,6841,043,155976,821911,122877,901949,341
1,057,432925,837
1,006,031940,316902,835956,183994,662979,840
1,015,574972,615909,176955,566937,738905,734916,691
1,008,9271,059,550947,012944,588
1,027,560869,180
- 868,219962,546
1,090,539868,219
30790,887809,588
- 1,598,634
- - -
1,310,5761,925,0081,519,9361,374,968
- 1,492,0691,319,8341,466,7191,783,8661,194,4041,453,504
- 1,453,0081,335,5801,563,0201,309,1991,692,4741,420,3361,703,6862,041,4731,580,2801,561,8712,149,8841,358,6211,649,4981,796,5071,171,4641,898,1481,435,9491,485,0111,631,4451,467,2901,338,9481,763,1631,225,3941,658,1501,363,5191,280,6441,357,144
- 1,310,0401,234,0201,464,1471,303,8511,310,2091,974,0211,795,4861,325,8841,349,5071,527,7422,295,4521,149,832
131
- 1,329,4301,572,0251,563,7831,546,4701,348,2581,352,0831,394,2251,622,8341,425,3761,591,6361,447,9891,367,1621,463,8451,551,4161,525,1181,589,6131,412,5811,379,3711,424,9821,438,4791,345,2231,358,1011,531,3071,673,2491,443,9171,403,3631,590,5331,291,889
- 1,298,2891,458,0191,673,2491,291,889
291,171,5421,202,128
- - - - -
2,249,548-
2,420,8152,456,318
- 2,901,1572,084,7252,613,258
- -
2,689,238- -
2,257,0452,644,7232,146,5713,200,1152,499,2243,059,5953,426,1722,551,7392,713,789
- -
2,757,5753,275,7671,913,5583,600,6002,724,9052,544,7592,999,2582,598,8382,354,4533,096,8341,938,2492,584,595
- 2,156,1082,430,710
- 2,135,5122,284,1412,630,269
- 2,226,6953,666,0873,528,1732,508,9542,258,3902,652,3644,017,8061,850,661
94
- 2,172,6652,623,8292,664,4952,548,359
- 2,576,5402,243,279
- -
2,910,9642,573,1192,477,745
- 2,880,637
- - - -
2,348,2522,628,2322,134,0522,244,8382,388,9723,034,8772,456,3192,378,5942,746,4182,345,129
- 2,130,4632,500,3703,034,8772,130,463
211,936,8511,996,200
- - - - - - -
3,246,809- - - -
4,103,908- - - - -
3,349,229-
3,290,435-
3,819,4534,622,809
- -
4,232,449- - - -
2,862,2795,723,873
- 3,721,6814,536,2633,837,7773,542,6234,371,9582,649,3873,337,721
- 3,220,8803,627,488
- - -
3,750,229-
3,174,272- - - -
3,809,2085,827,4522,463,332
54
- 2,916,3943,749,7483,855,697
- -
3,988,650- - -
4,325,4153,680,8503,705,994
- 4,176,332
- - - - - -
2,803,2903,209,0303,230,682
- 3,788,5873,554,9443,841,125
- -
2,909,6533,582,4264,325,4152,803,290
152,816,3822,881,842