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Puneet Wadhwa leads all stock & financial markets’ coverage at Business Standard. He has an experience of over two decades in managing India’s busiest print, digital and electronic newsrooms at the Outlook Group, NDTV and Hindustan Times.
Also says, corporate earnings should grow at least by 20%, led by banks & commodity-related sectors
Andrew adds he has been expecting a risk-off phase for some time now
Q&A with Sunil Singhania, chief investment officer - equity investments at Reliance Mutual Fund
Interview with executive vice-president and head of equities at DSP BlackRock Investment Managers
BSE PSU index has outperformed with a gain of 20% from market's December low
The Q4 numbers will be the first quarterly figures after Rajesh Gopinathan took over as CEO & MD
In the near term, the biggest issue will be how GST implementation pans out
Inflows of more than Rs 1 lakh cr by FPIs and domestic mutual funds led the rally
Here are a few stocks compiled from recent research reports
Thus far in CY17, the consumer durable and the capital goods indices have rallied 33% and 19%
Analysts expect markets to remain choppy as they try to gauge impact of GST bill's implementation
On Thursday, the rupee opened at a one-year high of 65.4 against the USD
On Thursday, the rupee opened at a one-year high of 65.4 against the USD
Later today, US Fed is widely expected to raise key rates by 25 basis points
The crackdown could entail more transaction disclosure, raise tax on cash, restrict cash holdings
The outcome confirms that the Prime Minister should have a second term in government, Wood says
Since the beginning of CY17, the markets have gained nearly 12% in a liquidity driven rally.
In the last two months, Tata Power has witnessed biggest drop in the mutual fund holding
Mid-caps will also do well in the current situation where DII have seen big inflows, says Arora
N Chandrasekaran, Tata Son's next chairman, drew Rs 25.6 cr in FY16, including perks, variable pay