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Nifty’s hidden discount sale: 54% of top Indian stocks are cheaper now than in 2023. Is it time to buy?Over half of India's top Nifty50 stocks are now trading at lower forward P/E multiples than in 2023, indicating a significant valuation cor...- India's new GDP yardstick: What changed, what did not, and what every investor should now read differentlyIndia changed the base year used to measure its economy from 2011-12 to 2022-23. The first full-year provisional numbers under the new yard...
- Explained: Why Indian stock market has fallen prey to South Korea, Taiwan’s AI prowessSouth Korea's stock market has surged past India's, becoming the world's sixth-largest, driven by its semiconductor giants' AI boom. India ...
- Nifty at 25,900 by March 2027? Nomura cites key catalysts to watch out forIndian stocks have seen a sharp fall. Nomura predicts the Nifty will climb almost 11% to reach 25,900 by March 2027. This optimism stems fr...
- Morgan Stanley says Indian stock market poised for strong year ahead. Here’s whyMorgan Stanley remains bullish on Indian equities, citing an earnings upcycle, supportive macroeconomic conditions and strong domestic flow...
- India poised for strong growth revival despite global risks: Morgan StanleyMorgan Stanley sees India's economy entering a new growth phase. Strong domestic demand and policy support are expected to boost corporate ...
- Sensex to hit 89,000? Why Morgan Stanley is betting big on India Inc after 6-quarter slowdownMorgan Stanley has turned more bullish on India, forecasting the BSE Sensex could rise to 89,000 by June 2027, implying around 15% upside f...
- US Stock Market: US inflation jumps as war-driven fuel costs complicate Fed outlookU.S. inflation surged in March, driven by rising gasoline prices amid the Iran conflict, with the PCE index recording its sharpest monthly ...
- Central banks look through inflation until entrenched, no evidence of second-round effects: Dy Gov Poonam GuptaThe Reserve Bank of India is navigating global economic hurdles and geopolitical tensions. Deputy Governor Poonam Gupta explains the centra...
- 'Salary growing, wealth shrinking': CA explains ‘India's silent middle-class crisis’, says Rs 1.5 lakh salary is same as 10-yr-old payUrban Indian households face a 'silent crisis' as rising incomes fail to keep pace with escalating costs of living, leading to stagnant rea...
- SBI sees India's FY25 GDP at 6.3% with downward biasSBI projects India's GDP growth to be 6.3 per cent in FY25 with a downward bias due to challenges. This is below the previous year's estima...
- India likely to grow at slower clip of 6.4%, say First Advance Estimates for FY25India's economy is expected to grow by 6.4% in FY25, the slowest in four years, due to weak manufacturing and low investments, per the Nati...
- Budget 2025 may take a conservative path, peg nominal growth at 9.5%India's central government is considering a cautious 9.5% nominal GDP growth estimate for the 2025-26 budget, anticipating slower inflation...
- As India gets closer to its GDP goal, experts warn of subdued nominal growthEconomists predict that India's nominal GDP growth may fall below the budgeted estimate of 10.5% for the current fiscal year, challenging t...
- Government should focus on fiscal consolidation in Budget 2023: Abheek BaruaTax collections are partly dependent on the nominal GDP number, it comes into the denominator. So that is a matter of concern and that is s...
- View: Grow a budget in this climateInflation: The worst of price pressures seems to be behind both the global and the domestic economy. RBI's forecast for the first half of 2...
- Pleasant forecast for gross tax revenues this fiscal yearIndependent analysis on the financial results of companies shows profitability numbers to have fallen in Q2 FY2023, except for banks and so...
- Nominal GDP needs to grow above 10% for wage growthAt present, India’s nominal GDP growth stands at 7.5 per cent against 11.20 per cent a year ago.
- Fiscal deficit target tough to meet: ExpertsRBI transfer unlikely to make up for muted revenue collection; not much room to offer any stimulus to economy.
- View: Economy should bounce back strongly in next few quartersThe observations on GDP and earnings growth are correct. But, the conclusion about equity markets is not. Sometimes what is visible is inco...
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