At current levels, largecap category remains more attractive on relative valuations, in my view. The broader market indices (both midcap 15...

This time, hopefully, both the US and Iran will stick to their word. The factor to watch is how Israel takes it. With oil prices coming dow...

It may take a while for clarity to emerge in the Gulf region. In the meantime, focus on fundamentals and how they pan out in the next coupl...

Edelweiss Mutual Fund MD & CEO Radhika Gupta says investors should move beyond the belief that large-cap stocks are inherently safer, argui...

Citi has downgraded India's market rating to 'neutral' due to high valuations and moderating earnings growth forecasts. While acknowledging...

Indian banks are unlikely to resume significant lending to non-bank lenders and microlenders immediately, despite recent regulatory relaxat...

RBI has pulled the punch bowl from the consumer loans party. Does that mean the party has come to an end. Hardly. The music is still on and...

If you are considering opting for a festive season offer to buy a car, then here are a few important factors to look at when comparing car ...

The marginal cost of lending rate (MCLR) is the lowest lending rate. No bank is allowed to make a loan interest rate offer below this. Here...

"This is in view of their large contractual debt repayments, as scheduled cash inflow gets deferred, though the severity of the same would ...

Morgan Stanley said this recommendation is for investors looking for ‘deep value’ and ‘mis-priced’ stocks whose valuations have hit new lif...

Industry will come back to growth after FY21. The next financial year will be another year of consolidation and strengthening. Most busines...

In a press briefing, the CEA gave a recap of the steps taken by the government to boost the economy.

Govt taking steps to make the path clear to make India a $5 trillion economy, says FM.

The government's move to recapitalise public sector banks will enable them to play a big role in lending.

RBI is increasingly tightening on larger NBFCs, bringing them in a variety of ways closer to banks. It is not a cake walk.

The Usha Thorat Committee has recommended far-reaching changes in the regulation of NBFC sector based on perception of increased risk.