So, on relative terms, we believe the outperformance of Nifty50 over emerging markets or Nifty50 over AXJ would continue.

While we are cribbing about the GDP data being quite disappointing, there is no other emerging market, which is even posting seven per cent...

Analysts across brokerages and research firms advise investors to build their portfolio by accumulating quality stocks on every fall.

"The earnings upside may not come at all in FY16. Therefore, our view for the big earnings upside is possibly after that."

The S&P BSE Midcap index has plunged nearly 7 per cent in the past one month, with some of the stocks declining by up to 50 per cent.

"Even after this correction, because both large caps and midcaps have come off in tandem, that ratio has not come off a lot."

Investors are keen to find out whether economic recovery will accelerate over the next few years, says Shirgaonkar, UBS.

The S&P BSE Sensex slipped over 500 points after reclaiming 27,000-mark in early trade.

The S&P BSE Sensex has slipped over 300 points after reclaiming 27,000-mark in early trade.

The 50-share Nifty index managed to reclaim its crucial psychological level of 8150 and is heading towards its next crucial level of 8200.

BofA-ML expects earning downgrades to continue for the next few months, which means earning upgrades may away.

"However, though we remain overweight on India in our Asia-EM portfolio, some of our clients may reduce the amount of overweight that they ...

Analysts are of the view that aggressive pricing will expand the balance sheet of the incumbents but Bharti Airtel remains the top pick.

FIIs would want to see is a bit of more reforms from the government, a bit of more action in the Parliament wherein key bills get pass thro...

'Even the existing investors, who are overweight on India, are looking at opportunities or possibility to increase the weight further on In...

India’s market capitalisation has risen 41% so far this year, highest among all countries, on the back of Rs 93,000-crore investments by FI...

"People believe that on a cyclical level, we could actually see GDP growth going up over the next two years from 5.5 to 5.8% and then furth...