Indian equities, debt, gold and US stocks: How should investors allocate money across these asset classes?
New Delhi, Aug. 30 -- If you invest across Indian equities, debt, gold, and US equities, how you divide your portfolio across these asset classes can have a significant impact on your overall returns and risk.
A recent market study from WhiteOak Capital Mutual Fund offers a historical perspective by comparing the performance of these four asset classes from FY2011 through FY2027 year-to-date (July 2026).
The study tracks the BSE Sensex TRI for domestic equities, the CRISIL Short Term Bond Index for debt, MCX Gold in rupee terms, and the S&P 500 TRI in rupee terms for US equities.
Indian equities had some sharp swings during the period. The BSE Sensex TRI's weakest performance came in FY2020, when it fell 22.9%.
On the other hand, FY20...
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