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Most hated stocks: FIIs dumping these 146 companies without a break for 4 straight quarters. Do you own any?Foreign institutional investors have been consistently selling shares in 146 Indian companies for four consecutive quarters. This selling s...- Aluminium prices at record highs: What’s driving the rally and what’s next?Aluminium prices have surged to multi-year highs, driven by strong demand, supply constraints, and rising energy costs. Geopolitical tensio...
- Smartphone PLI surpasses targets, turns out to be right call for IndiaThe fiscal stimulus under the production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme for smartphones is likely to be around Rs 21,000 crore for the FY21-...
- Chinese bazooka pulls FIIs away from Nifty, test retail investor's faithEmerging market investors are shifting their focus from India to China due to Beijing's significant economic stimulus measures. The Chinese...
- Budget should spell out a three-year game plan: Nilesh Shah, Envision CapitalThe Budget could spell out a three-year game plan, given that the government currently has effectively three years left.
- Atmanirbhar 3.0: Demand for steel and cement is set to climbFinance minister Nirmala Sitharaman has announced an additional outlay of Rs 18,000 crore which will be provided over the budget estimates ...
- Stimulus 3.0: Analysts believe FM could have done better, call for ‘out-of-the-box’ measuresA few believed a muted market reaction was due to the sharp run up in recent times, which has factored in all positives, even as the FM’s p...
- Record stimulus slows credit downgrades of Indian companiesYield premiums for AAA ranked 10-year rupee company notes over similar-maturity sovereign debt have declined to 80 basis points from 152 at...
- India is expected to grow at 1.3% in the current fiscal: NCAER ReportAccording to the NCAER’s Quarterly Review of the Economy (QRE), the first quarter is likely to have witnessed a 26% contraction. The estima...
- Nearly 5% of stimulus relates to already budgeted expenditures: ReportOnly about 10 per cent of this stimulus can be traced as direct additional budgetary cost to the central exchequer. Nearly 5 per cent of th...
- Look for devil in the details of stimulus package: Taher Badshah‘A large part of the incremental stimulus will probably be support from RBI’
- What top brokerages expect from the stimulus packageBrokerages believe the impact of Covid-19 is likely to linger on the economy for some time.
- Wouldn’t expect a large fiscal stimulus in Budget: Ramiz Chelat, Vontobel Asset ManagementRamiz Chelat, portfolio manager at Vontobel Asset Management, believes a large stimulus in the budget is unlikely as the government is faci...
- Outperform LIC Housing Finance Ltd., target Rs 625 : Credit SuisseOutperform LIC Housing Finance Ltd. at a price target of Rs 625.0 and a stop loss at Rs $stopLossL from entry point
- Will the global markets be awash with cheap money yet again?Experts believe that most central banks among the G10 countries will either ease monetary policy in the first half of 2016, or at least rem...
- Budget 2015: Hike in the exemption limit to Rs 3 lakh to provide incremental stimulusThe Ministry of Finance’s own mid-term review acknowledges over-optimism in revenue projections in the budget estimates.
- Reducing govt expenditure at a steady pace's crucialIn an interview with ET NOW, Edelweiss senior economist Siddhartha Sanyal elaborated on the outlook for the Indian economy.
- Budget will see rollback of some stimulus measures: EdelweissSiddhartha Sanyal, Senior Economist, Edelweiss Securities, in an interview with ET Now, opines that some of the stimulus measures will be r...
- International wrap: Australia's economy shrinks by 0.5% in Q3Australia's economy shrank by 0.5% in the last quarter of 2008, the first time in eight years, leading to fears the country may be caught i...
- Govt moves not enough: Banking majorsGoldman Sachs says that India does not have the fiscal space to substantially boost slowing demand. BSE Gainers: A, B | NSE Gainers | 52 We...
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