Page 5 - Indian Stocks

Look for cheap stocks in cyclicals

In perennial sectors, it may be better to focus on the best business, even if that stock is more expensive

Go defensive as few catalysts for Indian stocks, says Jefferies

To make money, look at large firms, banks and defensive stocks such as software exporters and utilities, they say

As global cash shrinks, party may be over for Indian equities

Even as BofAML expects India's NSE Nifty 50 Index to end 2019 at 11,300 - a 4% gain for the year - it won't be a smooth ride

Election time is the moment to pick quality stocks: Credit Suisse

Credit Suisse analysts said India might face the risk of higher de-rating in the near term

Indian shares manage to gain ahead of holidays as crude oil prices soften

Investors will make ceremonial purchases in a one-hour trading session on Wednesday to mark Diwali, the festival of lights. Markets will be fully closed on Thursday

Where are India's rich investing? Stocks beat gold and property too

Some 95 per cent of India's population with net assets of $50 million or more lifted their holdings in the 12 months through October

Market volatility to continue on hardening of US bond yields: Sebi chief

External factors pulling down markets; new corporate borrowing rules by Sept, says Ajay Tyagi

Sensex, Nifty fall more than 1%; post biggest weekly drop since August 2017

The markets are expected to remain choppy as investors adjust their asset allocations amid rising interest rates

Several mid-cap and small-cap stocks slide; analysts advise caution

Currently, mid-caps trade at premium valuations to the blue-chip stocks

Global investors, bullish on Modi, buy Indian stocks

Overseas investors bought a net $8.57 billion in Indian shares and bonds in March

Indian stocks end two-day advance as Infosys drops

The Sensex fell 0.8 per cent and the NSE Nifty 50 Index lost 0.7 per cent at the close, ending a two-day advance

Most stocks advance

State-run banks advanced while consumer companies and automakers declined

Stocks close at 11-month high

Indian stocks swung between gains and losses after the benchmark gauge advanced to an 11-month high. Energy companies and metal producers climbed while industrials declined. Oil & Natural Gas Corp. climbed to a six-month high as the government is said to have allowed refiners to increase kerosene prices every month, a move that would ease the subsidy burden borne by the largest explorer. A gauge of energy companies climbed to a 11-month high. Tata Steel Ltd was the best performer on the S&P BSE Sensex. Larsen & Toubro and Maruti Suzuki India dropped more than one per cent each.The Sensex closed little changed after changing direction at least 15 times. The gauge has risen 21 per cent from a low in February, fitting the definition of a bull market, helped by forecasts for above-normal rain after back-to-back droughts and a recovery in company earnings.The index's relative strength index has risen to 70, a level some investors see as a signal to sell, and its valuation is th