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Nikita Vashisht is a business journalist tracking equity markets for Business Standard. She writes stories based on fundamental analysis of stocks of banking, aviation, FMCG, infrastructure, real estate, and new-age companies. Occasionally, she also writes on investment strategies for mutual fund investors. Nikita holds a degree in journalism, and business management, and is a certified fundamental and technical analyst for stocks and commodities.
Nikita Vashisht is a business journalist tracking equity markets for Business Standard. She writes stories based on fundamental analysis of stocks of banking, aviation, FMCG, infrastructure, real estate, and new-age companies. Occasionally, she also writes on investment strategies for mutual fund investors. Nikita holds a degree in journalism, and business management, and is a certified fundamental and technical analyst for stocks and commodities.
Analysts would track the management's commentary on Covid-19 related impact, traction in deposits post investment in YES Bank, movement of reported GNPAs, and moratorium utilised by customers
The recovery seen in the markets from their March 2020 lows has been quite sharp, with the S&P BSE Sensex and the Nifty50 indices gaining 27.61 per cent and 27.18 per cent, respectively since then
Historically, Q4 is the first time since March 2018 that the bank has dipped into losses of this magnitude because of the provisioning cost
Market analysts hope the industry would recoup from the Covid-19 slump by FY22. Historical trends, they say, suggest that luggage industry sales witness strong rebound after two consecutive weak years
While the asset quality has weakened, its coverage has improved. The profit was above analysts' expectations and was driven by better operational performance.
Amid the market sell-off, travel service companies such as Thomas Cook and Cox & Kings have been falling like ninepins, Indian Railway Catering & Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) has emerged as an outlier
Given the uncertainties in the market, analysts suggest incumbent investors should stay put in the stock, even as new investors may buy on further dip.
YES Bank has registered slippages of Rs 12,000 crore so far in FY20, while it has placed Rs 30,000 crore of loan assets under the watch list.
Most analysts believe it is a positive step for the Indian financial sector as the the government has tried to avoid a repeat of IL&FS-like crisis
During the quarter under review, the bank's credit book grew 6.79% YoY to Rs 23.01 trillion, up from Rs 21.55 trillion. The retail loans have jumped 17.49% YoY, while corporate loans slipped 0.48%
Analysts at Edelweiss expect divergence and provisions from DHFL to off-set the recoveries from the resolution of the Essar Steel account.
As per estimates by Motilal Oswal Financial Services, the bank is poised to write-back provisions worth Rs 2,100 crore (Essar Steel), & Rs 400 crore (Rs 200 crore each from Ruchi Soya & Bhushan Power)
The bank, which is slated to report its Q3FY20 numbers later today, is expected to report a nearly 300 per cent rise in the net profit at Rs 1,851 crore on a year-on-year (YoY) basis.
Net interest income, however, is likely to grow between 11 and 16 % YoY to Rs 14,409.5 crore, up from Rs 12,576.8 crore reported in the same quarter last year, and Rs 13,515 crore in Q2FY20
With this, the telcos will have to together pay an estimated Rs 1.47 trillion in AGR dues that include penalties and interest on penalties by January 23.
Brent Crude Futures surged over 3 per cent to trade at $68.25 per barrel-mark. The West Texas Intermediate, too, gained 2.71 per cent to $62.84 per barrel.
Receding global trade war fears, continuity of government policies, benefits of low-tax for corporates, good monsoon, and low-interest rate regime will turn sentiment around in 2020
Repo rate now stands at 5.15%, lowest in nine years. A sixth cut this year would mark the longest streak of consecutive rate cuts since the current interest rate framework was introduced 20 years ago
The bank's IPO will remain open between November 22 and 26, while allotment would be made on December 2, 2019. The shares would be listed on, both, the NSE and BSE on December 4.
The stock, however, bounced back 24.5 per cent from day's low to hit an intra-day high of Rs 3.25 per share on reports that the government was mulling sops to revive the telecom sector.