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Stock picks of the week: 6 stocks with consistent score improvement and upside potential of up to 29%At a time when there are so many headwinds for the markets, it is tough to imagine that things can get better. But sentiment is a fickle th...- Ambuja Cements shares drop over 2% after Q4 results. What Jefferies and Nomura are sayingAmbuja Cements shares fell despite strong Q4 results, where net profit jumped 78% year-on-year to Rs 1,830 crore and revenue rose 10% to Rs...
- Nifty can rally to 30,089 in Prabhudas Lilladher’s bull case scenario, adds 3 stocks to model portfolioDomestic brokerage Prabhudas Lilladher sees Nifty rallying 24% to 30,089 in a bull-case scenario, driven by strength in banks, capital good...
- Metals, hospitality in focus as GST cuts reshape market themes, cautious on NBFCs: Ashish ChaturmohtaThe recent GST rate cuts have sparked a rally across consumption-linked sectors, with NBFCs, metals, hospitality and cement stocks emerging...
- Ambuja Cements, ACC and other cement stocks surge up to 4% after GST slashed from 28% to 18%Cement stocks surged following the GST Council's decision to reduce the tax on cement from 28% to 18%. This move is expected to boost infra...
- How will GST reforms impact Indian stock market and key industries?Indian stock market anticipates GST simplification, potentially benefiting autos, cement, consumer goods, retail, hotels, and financials. A...
- Cement stocks on a strong footing in FY26; GST cut could cement further gainsCement stocks surged in FY26, led by Nuvoco Vistas, JK Cement, and Star Cement, amid GST cut hopes. Strong Q1 FY26 profits highlighted sect...
- GST Reforms 2.0: Full list of over 40 stocks that can benefit from PM Modi's Diwali promiseGST Rate Cut News: As PM Narendra Modi plans GST structure changes by Diwali, Dalal Street sees potential winners across sectors like auto,...
- GST Rate Cut: Auto, cement, among other sectors, likely to benefit post PM’s I-Day announcementPrime Minister Narendra Modi’s Independence Day address unveiled sweeping GST reforms, proposing to replace the existing four-tier system w...
- Govt’s infra boost to give big push cement stocks: Rahul Shah"I feel the kind of environment which we are getting into, there’s going to be a focus on infra thrust for next couple of years and just to...
- GST rate cut for hotel industry, no major relief for auto sectorIn a bid to boost exports, rate on precious and semi-precious stones were also reduced.
- Cement stocks rally on FM comments, hopes of GST rate cutSitharaman on Tuesday said that the government will frontload infrastructure spending.
- After Market: Realty, tyre stocks skid; Lupin, ACC below 200-DMAsICICI Bank, Apollo Tyres, Maruti, Ceat, PVR and Bajaj Auto showed bearish crossovers on BSE.
- Buzzing now: Cement & tyre stocks, Inox, HeroMoto & Apollo HospitalsAmong the laggards, realty, consumer durables, metals and auto sectors were the worst hit.
- Share market update: Cement stocks tumble; Keerthi Industries slumps nearly 5%The NSE Nifty50 index was trading 3.60 points up at 10,757.6 while the 30share BSE Sensex was up 36.64 points at 35,778.71 at around the sa...
- Telecom stocks unlikely to deliver much in a year or so: Chakri LokapriyaLonger term, as GST is now a reality, logistics will benefit and the stocks do well.
- Green shoots of GST benefits in building materials; go grabMarket experts say the ongoing quarter will be soft for building material companies.
- Cement prices jump Rs 12 per bag in Q2 FY18: ReportA modest price increase and healthy volume growth, although dented by higher production costs, will likely underpin Q2 earnings, the report...
- GST-linked stocks come to life ahead of council meetMost of the cement manufacturers are located near limestone quarries whereas the utilisation is throughout India and therefore the transpor...
- Though the economy may benefit from GST, effect on stock benchmarks may be limitedAccording to data compiled by ET from various brokerages, 12 Nifty companies are seen getting a boost from GST in the long term.
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