Expectations of a growth stimulus have been belied
Bank shares which had surged over 10% last week witnessed profit taking
Now that the dust has settled and the markets are still trading at a lower level than those in the previous week, one can look out for companies that are potential gainers
China's benchmark indexes have now lost roughly 20 percent in August and are heading for their worst monthly performance in six years
S S Mundra reiterated that despite the slide in markets and rupee since Monday, the country was on the right path of reforms
Bargain hunters helped ease Asian stocks off three-year lows hit on fears that China's economy was risking a hard landing
Chinese stocks sank again on Tuesday, despite a rebound in markets elsewhere in Asia, as investors despaired at the lack of policy action
All you need to know what to do with your investments and spends in a falling market and weak rupee scenario
India's top billionaires lost a sizeable portion of their wealth in Monday's stock market slide
Dollar debt and higher import cost might impact earnings by up to 30%
Jaitley said the PM had taken stock of equity and currency markets and felt "our economic situation is better and more stable than other economies", though more needed to be done
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Fall in rupee, market turmoil put focus on safer stocks
Wait for a few days before deciding to buy shares or MF schemes
Analysts tell you if it is a good time to bottom fish or should you remain a fence-sitter
Sheen is off Indian equities
Markets will remain volatile for the next few sessions. But market investors say that there are still positives that an investor can look at.
Alarm bells rang across world markets on Monday as a near 9 percent dive in China shares and a sharp drop in the dollar and major commodities panicked investors.European stocks were almost 3 percent in the red and Wall Street was braced for similar losses after Asian shares slumped to 3-year lows as a three month-long rout in Chinese equities threatened to get out of hand.
Forward earnings estimate show that Indian markets are priced higher than their counterparts and,so, have more room to fall
Finance minister Arun Jaitley on Monday tried to calm down investors as markets witnessed bloodbath on global cues.The Sensex was down over 1,400 points at 14:55 hrs, the biggest fall in seven years