Indian companies are showing steady earnings despite global challenges. While consumption names like Nestle and HUL are performing well, Ma...

When a fundamentally strong business is available at 4% dividend yield, the probability that you will have both dividend and the capital ga...

India faces a strong El Niño, threatening below-normal rainfall and impacting agriculture. While rural-linked sectors like two-wheelers and...

The Indian market is recovering with broad participation. Technical analyst Vinay Rajani sees the Nifty moving towards 24,800. He highlight...

Gautam Duggad of Motilal Oswal Financial Services anticipates a sharp earnings slowdown in the fourth quarter. He strongly recommends PSU b...

Market expert Neeraj Dewan remains optimistic about domestic consumption, economic revival, and related sectors like infrastructure and fin...

FMCG stocks favored as money exits PSU stocks. Strengthening consumer sentiment, rural market support are priorities for BJP.

Staples is also a sector where we are clearly seeing the benefit of lower raw material prices reflecting in better EBITDA margins. So, thos...

“ITC FMCG business has become large and it is free cash flow positive. Tobacco business volume growth is not bad at all, given that they ar...

A year that saw volume growth drop sharply due to the inflation impact on rural consumption,and profitability bearing the brunt of spiralli...

The number of goods bought, or volumes, fell 0.8% in the quarter, according to global consumer research firm Kantar Worldpanel (formerly IM...

Jefferies said if the economy were to see a sustained capex-led upturn, there is a real risk of FMCG underperforming the broader index over...

Nifty FMCG has lost 4.5% in the past 3 months, while Nifty 50 gained 9.3% during the period.

There are couple of reason why FMCG stocks trade at dizzy valuations

On a relative basis, they could, but our sense is that the valuations leave very little room for you to make absolute returns there.

The structural benefits to FMCG, if there is a rate cut, is somewhere in the middle of this year, it could spur demand and the raw material...

There was no point in holding onto the consumer staples which has a PE ratio upwards of 30 times, says IV Subramanium.