PTC India slumps 18% after 3 independent directors quit; SBI Card hits 52-week low; Mastek tumbles 11% on muted Q3 numbers; AGS Transact Technologies IPO subscribed 1.4 times on day 2
Sector-wise, BSE IT, energy, healthcare and FMCG shed as much as 1.69% on Thursday, while power, utilities, metal and realty posted gains
PTC India slumps 18% after 3 independent directors quit; SBI Card hits 52-week low; Mastek tumbles 11% on muted Q3 numbers; AGS Transact Technologies IPO subscribed 1.4 times on day 2
The rupee on Thursday slipped 7 paise to close at 74.51 (provisional) against the US dollar, tracking a lacklustre trend in the domestic equity market.
The BSE Sensex has shed 1,844 points from Monday's close ending at 59,464 level today, way below the 60K-mark.
Analysts, however, expect markets to recover from here on as they have reached their key support zones.
Major stocks have broken out on upside, any trigger in Budget 2022 could see sharp up move
Shares of the major private insurers, HDFC Life and ICICI Prudential are seen testing key support levels currently.
Despite a 25% correction from its 52-week high level, Mastek has outperformed the market in the past one year by surging 147 per cent, as against a 20 per cent rise in the Sensex.
The return of exotic forex derivatives as well as the introduction of swaptions are part of efforts to give corporates more risk-management options as India's global trade integration expands
Share of HSIL hit a new high of Rs 350.20, zooming 50 per cent in four days on the BSE after the company announced divesting its building products division for Rs 630 crore.
Three independent directors of the NBFC have resigned from the board with immediate effect citing instances of alleged serious lapses in corporate governance and compliance.
The management said the company is witnessing muted demand in the replacement segment due to tepid consumer sentiment, higher fuel prices and a softer uptick in India's rural markets.
Asian Paints, Bajaj Finserv, Bajaj Holdings, Biocon, Century Textiles, Havells India, Hindustan Unilever, Bank of Maharashtra, MphasiS, Persistent Systems and Shoppers Stop to announce results today.
After two straight days of bear hammering, equity markets may stabilize today. A sharp move on either side could be triggered by the earnings report card of index heavyweight Reliance Industries
Beware of broad definitions of force majeure clause
Sebi may raise the industry-wide limit from $7 bn to $12-15 bn
In the past three weeks, the stock price of Paytm has slipped 26 per cent, whereas it has declined 54 per cent against the issue price of Rs 2,150.
In the past seven trading sessions, the stock has rallied 36 per cent after the company announced a provisional operational update for Q3