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BSE Smallcap index records sharpest intra-day rally in over 5 months

The development, analysts say, has given a fresh trigger to the mid-and small-caps that can see some uptick in the days ahead

Markets likely to stay in 'buy on dips' phase: Bernstein's Venugopal Garre

Markets have run ahead of fundamentals, but this has been a broad global trend, says Venugopal Garre

Global funds remain more overweight on India than APAC: Amish Shah

Amish Shah, India equity strategist at BofA Securities says that his firm expects the markets to consolidate in the near term

Economic contraction in India an opportunity for long-term investors: Wood

Chris Wood expects the recently concluded quarter to mark the bottom of the economic contraction

At 14%, Indian households among the lowest invested in equities globally

Total financial assets of US households, according to the report, amounted to $94 trillion, or around 440 per cent of their gross domestic product (GDP) as at CY19-end.

Why Premjis, Ambanis and Nadars beat non-family run companies

Family-owned businesses outdo peers in returns since 2006, suggests a Credit Suisse report

Geopolitical tension, profit booking: 5 reasons why markets corrected today

Rising political tension between India and China was one of the key reasons that punctured the momentum on Monday. The S&P BSE Sensex ended 839 points, or 2.1 per cent, lower at 38,628 levels

Market may be due for both price and time-wise corrections: Jigar Shah

The current rally has an implied assumption that interest rates will remain permanently negative and inflation 'pick up, but this is quite unlikely

Oberoi, Godrej Prop to gain most from Maharashtra stamp duty cut: Analysts

After Maharashtra, analysts expect more states slash stamp duty rates. According to Jefferies, the state governments to watch out for will be Karnataka (Bangalore) and Haryana (Gurgaon)

Trump or Biden? It won't matter a lot for Indian markets: Analysts

As things stand, Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden, based on approval ratings, is leading Trump in the key battleground states

GMM Pfaudler, Laurus Labs, Birlasoft: 13 BSE500 stocks that doubled in 2020

Going ahead, most analysts expect the mid-and small-cap segments to continue doing well as compared to their large-cap peers, which they feel are now fairly valued

Stock of this RIL-owned company has jumped 600% from March low

The rally, some analysts argue, comes on the back of the company's change in focus from being a textile play to manufacturing protective gear in battling the Covid-19 pandemic

Trump or Biden? Global equity markets to chart their own course: Analysts

Biden, according to a recent poll, is leading Trump nationally by six points - 50 per cent to 44 per cent - and by as much as 6 percentage points across five battleground states, reports suggest

Mid, small-caps likely to outperform large-caps in 2020, say analysts

The relative valuation of midcaps versus large-caps are at a historically low level, said analysts at Elara Capital.

Market looks expensive as earnings are likely to dip in FY21: Mihir Vora

This flood in global liquidity allows us the luxury to look beyond the immediate future i.e. FY21 and focus beyond i.e. FY22.

Global risk-on sentiment to support Indian markets: Nischal Maheshwari

The risk-on sentiment has been fuelled by continuous liquidity injection provided by major central banks across the globe, especially the US Federal Reserve

Eveready Ind., Delta Corp: BSE revises circuit limit for over 600 stocks

Nelco Ltd, Indian Terrain Fashions, Indian Toners & Developers, and Aditya Birla Money are some of the counters where limit has been revised

Economic slump to deepen; India FY21 GDP can contract 6%: BofA Securities

BofA Securities expects the monetary policy committee of the RBI to slash policy rates by 100bp in FY21 as their base case

RIL now accounts for 10% of all BSE-listed companies' combined market cap

Thus far in the calendar year 2020 (CY20), RIL's market-cap has surged 49.8 per cent, or Rs 4.77 trillion, from Rs 9.59 trillion on December 31, 2019

Nifty's love for 11,200 levels in July: Where are the markets headed?

The sharp retracement in prices of most quality stocks from their mid-March lows has made the market's reward-risk balance less favorable, say analysts at Kotak Institutional Equities