Asian rally too helps Indian markets' biggest surge in 2 weeks
Analysts are bullish on small and mid-sized IT companies despite the downturn in the market
This comes amid a surge in Covid-19 cases and the consequent restrictions imposed by various states dent investors' sentiment
Progress in India's vaccination campaign and relatively less-disruptive lockdown measures are seen offering some support to Asia's third-largest economy and its equity market.
The complexion of the index has undergone a drastic change since its inception.
Timing one's re-entry correctly is very difficult
This comes on the back of growth in revenue and improvement in margins.
The trend is likely to stay bullish in the current quarter also, according to a report.
Given the weak domestic cues, leading experts see more volatility over the next few sessions
Returns in FY22 will be relatively more muted, but still healthy in the low double-digits, said MD Jaipuria
Analysts say till the time the Nifty trades below its 50-day moving average (DMA) the trend could be weak
Bank results are especially eagerly awaited in this quarter. The Supreme Court has lifted its stay order, which means that banks can report NPAs realistically
Markets, Nomura believes, are dealing with three headwinds - the resurgence of Covid-19 cases; inflationary pressure with the rise in commodity prices; and rich valuations
Segment reports Rs 9,115 cr inflows; Debt segment see outflows Rs 52,528 cr
The 30-share BSE benchmark index plummeted 1,449.03 points to 48,580.80 in morning trade
India is battling a second Covid wave as its economy recovers from last year's devastation. And the RBI is unlikely to change lending rates. How will these factors influence stock markets in FY22?
Metals and mining, cement, infrastructure, industrials etc. are expected to perform well in March quarter earnings, Kumar said
The company is eyeing a double digit revenue growth and 17%-18% margins in key markets such as Africa
As SEBI chairman, in 1992, Ramakrishna presided over the transformation of the institution from an administrative body to a statutory body.
CY20 was a unique year that witnessed one of the sharpest falls in the markets in recent years and an equally sharp recovery, says Singhania