The ongoing war in Ukraine, hawkish global central banks, elevated crude oil prices, higher inflation and bond yields will be among the drivers impacting performance of markets in this financial year
Despite record outflows of Rs 1.42 trillion in fiscal 2021-22 (FY22), PGIM India MF sees India as an attractive destination for foreign investors considering the long-term structural growth story.
After a sluggish demand due to Covid-19 induced lockdown, commodity inflation stares before consumer durables sector. However, analysts see a new ray of hope with expectation of a blockbuster summer.
Investors in India are worried about a possible interest rate hike by the US Fed, which is under pressure to cap inflation. Experts believe that a 25 basis point hike is already penciled in.
Markets rebounded last week, buoyed by a rally in global equities and a dip in commodity prices. This week, investors will track global macros as the UK is slated to release its retail inflation data
Benchmark indices zoomed 2% yesterday after the US Fed hiked rates for the first time in three years. However, analysts don't see the RBI moving the needle on rate hikes just yet
Performing Credits are the structural opportunity, which are undiscovered and yield a high risk-adjusted return amid rising interest rates
The ongoing buyback of TCS stocks has seen record participation. Retail investors have tendered up to 1.9 million shares. What's driving investors towards the IT giant's buyback drive?
Stabilising crude oil prices and BJP's impressive show in state polls boosted the morale on the streets. This week investors will track the two-day Fed meeting against the backdrop of US inflation
The surge comes on hopes of de-escalation of the Russia-Ukraine conflict after the Ukrainian President Zelenskyy indicated that the country was no longer interest in NATO membership
The mega Rs 18,000-crore buyback by IT giant Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) opens today and will run till March 23
Benchmark indices saw a sharp selloff last week with Nifty50 sinking in red at 16,245, down by 252 points. And Sensex tanked 768 points to settle at 54,333. This week will be action-packed as well