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Sudip Bandyopadhyay bets on pharma, metals and select cyclicals as geopolitical risks easeEasing West Asia tensions boost global markets, prompting investors to reassess opportunities. Market veteran Sudip Bandyopadhyay favors ph...- Stocks in news: HUL, Bajaj Finance, Adani Power, Adani Enterprises, Vedanta, Tata Motors PVIndian markets anticipate the US Fed's decision and election exit polls today. Key companies including HUL, Bajaj Finance, and Adani Power ...
- Smallcaps back in favour as valuations turn attractive: Siddharth VoraSiddharth Vora has turned constructive on the market, seeing attractive valuations after a recent correction, and is increasing exposure to...
- US tariffs on metals and pharma: Which Indian stocks are safe and which aren't: Sudip BandyopadhyayIndian equity markets face policy risks from US tariffs and West Asia conflict. These issues impact metals and pharmaceutical sectors. Expe...
- NALCO shares retreat 6% after 4-day rally. Are metals losing momentum?Shares of NALCO fell on Thursday, ending a four-day, 14% rally, as profit booking hit India’s metals sector. All 15 stocks on the Nifty Met...
- Vedanta, Hindalco & Nalco shares climb up to 5%. Here’s what’s fuelling the rallyShares of Vedanta, Hindalco, and Nalco jumped as LME aluminium prices surpassed $2,850/tonne, fueled by tight global supply and disruptions...
- Indian metal companies focused on domestic demand, resilient to Trump tariffsIndian metal companies like Vedanta, JSW Steel, and Hindustan Zinc are planning major expansions to meet growing domestic demand. Vedanta i...
- Emkay initiates coverage on Vedanta & Nalco; shares may surge up to 23%Emkay Global has initiated a 'buy' rating on Vedanta and Nalco due to strong aluminium market dynamics and price increases, projecting up t...
- Sureshot returns! Where you can expect biggest dividends in FY20Six out of 50 Nifty companies are likely to deliver dividend yields in excess of 5 per cent.
- Fall in aluminium stocks an opportunity to buy?Shares of Indian aluminium companies like Hindalco, Nalco and Vedanta mirrored the fall in aluminium price.
- AAI, ASSOMET & AMAFOND of Italy signs MoU for investing in a JV project in Aluminium Park in OdishaThe MoU is scheduled to be signed during the next visit of the Italian Industry delegation in January 2018.
- Industry seeks a roll back of Odisha's tariff hike on captive power plantsAs ET reported in May, the Odisha government’s decision to hike electricity duty from Captive Power Plants from Rs 0.30 a unit to Rs 0.55 h...
- Nalco to consider selling alumina to VedantaSenior officials of Nalco said the firm would consider allow Vedanta to participate in its alumina tenders.
- Odisha's bauxite reserves to attract more than Rs 30,000 crore in the next few yearsNatural resources giant Vedanta Ltd also said it will sign a MoU with Odisha for an aluminium park, expected to garner investments of Rs 10...
- You have to find resources in India and then Make in India: Vedanta Chairman Anil AgarwalWe want spending on infrastructure to go up in Budget 2016. The oil money India has got should be spent on infrastructure. Millions of jobs...
- Hike aluminium import duty to 7.5%: Mines MinistryTo protect domestic industry from cheaper metal imports from countries like China, the Mines Ministry has asked the Finance Ministry to hik...
- Aluminium producers demand safeguard duty on importsThe Narendra Modi government had recently imposed a 20% provisional safeguard duty on hot-rolled flat steel products for 200 days.
- Aluminium industry leaders meet Jaitley; ask import duty hikeAluminium industry leaders met Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today and urged him to raise the import duty on the metal to check cheap impor...
- Nalco gets nod for Rs 12,000-crore investment to set up JV plants with GMDCGujarat government, last week, okayed the Rs 12,000-crore investment plan by National Aluminium Company in Gujarat to set up an alumina and...
- Vedanta Resources plans to invest $15 billion in Indian mining sectorLondon-based Vedanta Resources is planning to invest $15 billion in the mining sector in India and Africa by 2010.
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