A risk-free interest rate, also known as a risk-free rate of return, is a theoretical interest rate of an investment that carries no risk. Real risk-free rates are calculated by subtracting the rate ...

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As markets in India and around the world reopen after the Christmas holiday, investors here are looking to ride the so-called ...

Felix Zulauf envisions a correction of about 15% in the S&P 500 index after the Santa Claus rally plays out in January. But ...