Investors' focus will move to global trends and developments on the Covid-19 pandemic front amid lack of any major domestic trigger in a holiday-shortened week ahead, analysts said
FPIs have invested a massive Rs 35,109 crore in Indian markets in November so far as corporate earnings and reforms measures undertaken by the government kept the investors' sentiment upbeat
Leading multiplex chain Inox Leisure raised Rs 250 crore from a qualified institutional placement of shares
After a subdued performance for most part of the year, Indian equities are entering Samvat 2077 at record highs.
The sharpest pull-out was from India-dedicated funds (both ETF and non-ETF) was at $8 billion, followed by global emerging market (GEM) funds at $2.8 billion
According to reports, the Narendra Modi government is just weeks away from announcing another round of stimulus measures ahead of the festive season.
Since their March 2020 low, the Indian benchmarks - the S&P BSE Sensex and the Nifty 50 - have gained 47 per cent and 48 per cent, respectively.
On the macroeconomic front, WPI inflation data is scheduled to be announced on Monday
The flattening of the 'Covid-19 infection curve', Covid-19 impact on corporate earnings and the economic policies, they say, hold key to the market trajectory.
Eight leading promoter-controlled business houses have emerged as the new Corona warriors for the stock market
Sentiment improves as virus spread shows signs of slowing
Meanwhile, foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have pulled out net of Rs 55,007 crore (approx. $7.4 billion) from Indian equities in March 2020
For the moment, it seems more like a bear market bounce as they are typically sharp
Marque stocks are available at significantly lower valuations, but near-term risks may not be fully priced in
Market players said the move was to discourage traders from aggressively building short positions.
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A three per cent rise is definitely achievable
The stock tanked to its five-year low before closing 8.7 per cent lower on Thursday
Excluding new fund launches, monthly collection was 19% lower
The BSE Bankex rose 3.7%, after declining nearly 8% in the six sessions.