Foreign institutional investors (FIIs), who started fleeing India after Nifty hit record high in September-end, are now on a course correction path. After selling Indian stocks worth Rs 116,437 crore …
“I think what is working is expectation of the capital expenditure recovery, both state, centre, as well as private sector and as it is the consumption generally picks up in …
Sensex and Nifty ended the week nearly 1% higher, marking the second consecutive week of advances amid mixed cues. While easing geopolitical tensions, favorable state election results and MSCI rebalancing …
“There may be challenges, such as missed earnings or further small cuts in the next two quarters, but even then, a 15% to 16% return looks achievable in markets, which …
The ideal time to buy leading stocks — those with strong earnings, sales growth, and institutional sponsorship — is when they break out of a solid price base on heavy …
“We remain optimistic about the long-term outlook and believe that India is still in a bull market and has entered a phase of multi-year capital expenditure cycle,” says Rajesh Bhatia, …
“Here the two are getting combined, so they are in a sense counterbalancing each other and as I said again, risk adjusted this is one of the factor strategies which …
Amid growing concerns about the intensity of FII selling in India, brokerage firm Elara Capital underscored that US-domiciled funds have started pulling out money from India at the fastest pace …
“We will get to know in the next few days how it goes, that typically means higher yields and stronger dollar, which is against what the market had factored in. …
Mumbai: Through this October, Dalal Street presented a study in sharp contrasts — and lofty records. First, foreign investors pulled Rs 1 lakh crore out of Indian equities in October, …