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Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam: From the shadows to the centre stageIndia is set to implement the Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam, a law reserving seats for women in Parliament and state assemblies. This move a...- Vehicle registrations jump 17.6% in January to 2.72 million units post-GST cutsJanuary witnessed a striking 17.6% increase in vehicle registrations, surpassing the 2.72 million mark. The spike can be attributed to rece...
- Kotak Mutual Fund's Arjun Khanna on the multi-year investment case for rural IndiaKotak Rural Opportunities Fund aims to capture India’s accelerating rural transformation by investing in sectors benefiting from rising rur...
- Bihar election results: How it may impact stock market; 5 stocks to watchEarly Bihar election trends point to a strong NDA win, easing political uncertainty and reinforcing expectations of continuity in policy an...
- ETMarkets Smart Talk: Axis Securities predicts Nifty could touch 27,600 in bull case by March 2026Axis Securities' Neeraj Chadawar forecasts a positive outlook for the Indian market, projecting Nifty 50 to reach 27,600 by March 2026 in a...
- ETMarkets Smart Talk: Wealth creation ideas! Rural-oriented proxies, banking & chemicals are few themes for FY25: Sushant BhansaliSushant Bhansali of Ambit Asset Management discusses market volatility, inflation impact, and investment strategies amidst rising equity cu...
- ETMarkets Smart Talk: The 3Cs and 4Fs theme will be in focus till Diwali 2024: Devang Mehta"I think one has to realise that ebbs and corrections will be part of every structural bull run and investor’s lifecycle. To make money in ...
- Colgate to brush up on science than focus on ayurveda, says Colgate-Palmolive CEO WallaceColgate-Palmolive CEO Noel Wallace stated that the company got distracted by Patanjali's ayurvedic products and will now focus on its scien...
- Havells may some correction in valuations, says Dhananjay SinhaBut what we need to really look at from now on is that at such high valuations one has to really look at what is the trend in terms of volu...
- Wondering where to invest next? Go for export-oriented stocks: Kenneth Andrade“Reopening trade or consumer demand is going to be very geography specific. It is going to be all about urban India, it is not going to be ...
- Rural slowdown limits HUL’s Q4 sales growthLow wage rates and food prices mean less money in the hands of the rural people.
- Continue to be overweight on 2 sectors: Harish Krishnan, Kotak MFOur preference is towards private sector corporate banks but not totally averse to PSU banks either
- Industrial production shrinks 1.9% in OctoberData released by the statistics office on Friday showed a 2.4% decline in manufacturing production in October and a 1.1% fall in mining out...
- Private banks, auto and power are favourites: V Srivatsa, UTI Mutual FundUTI Mutual Fund would focus more on a largecap PSUs should there be a further correction in the prices
- Several firms fail to fulfil Sebi rule for at least one woman director on their boardsAbout half of the 56 NSE-listed companies that have yet to meet the rule are state-owned enterprises, according to PRIME Database.
- It is too early to put money in monsoon-related stocks: Deepak Shenoy, Capital MindWe should take predictions with a little bit of salt and tread carefully
- Five factors to keep in mind while investing in market from here onVolatility will continue in the market, but that should not deter investors from looking at stocks that may benefit from economic recovery,...
- Expected infrastructure turnaround to ring in acche din for cement stocksDeveloping greenfield cement manufacturing plants is becoming increasingly difficult due to problems in acquiring land and limestone mines.
- RBI rate cut: Bullish on equities for 3-5 years; auto, FMCG preferred bets: EdelweissIn a chat with ET Now, Rashesh Shah, Chairman & CEO, Edelweiss Group, talks about the RBI rate cut and the market sentiment. Excerpts:
- Consumer durables, banking stocks are good bets: EM Capital ManagementSeth Freeman of EM Capital Management says that India will be increasingly viewed positively based on its fundamental growth story.
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