RBI seeks data on drawdowns, bank loans, exposure to NCDs and CPs
Internet companies continued to attract the maximum PE interest while financial services saw a decline by almost 50 per cent
Market breadth was in favour of advances as out of 2,576 companies traded on the BSE, 1,842 advanced and 540 declined while 194 securities remained unchanged
All that happened in the markets today
The new cut-off timing for non-demat redemption and switch authentication is 1.00 pm, says a BSE circular.
In the past two months, it has tanked 55 per cent following the closure of movie theatres across India
Customers can avail Britannia products through the Dunzo app in under an hour of ordering from the 'Britannia Essentials' store.
Despite the stimulus measures by the government and the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), financial sector stocks, including those of non-bank finance companies (NBFCs) have taken a hard knock
Torrent Pharmaceuticals also rose 15 per cent to a fresh 52-week high of Rs 2,380
Analysts at Kotak Institutional Equities expect banks to report healthy earnings due to the Reserve Bank of India's loan moratorium
For Q3FY20, the company's phenol-acetone manufacturing subsidiary Deepak Phenolics clocked record quarterly turnover on the back of high utilization levels.
HUL has fixed April 17, 2020 as the record date for determining the shareholders of the GSK Consumer Healthcare to receive the shares of the company.
The company reported a 27 per cent AUM growth in the March 2020 quarter (Q4) compared to its 7-quarter average growth of 37 per cent
The company's board has turned down a proposal to pump in fresh equity of $406 million in its ailing South Korean subsidiary SsangYong Motor Co amid coronavirus crisis
The deal, once completed, may value the Piramal Group's overall pharma business at $2.5 billion, the report added.
Here's a look at the top stocks that may remain in focus today -
Investors will also react to Markit Services PMI data for March which was released yesterday, and, according to the monthly survey, India's services sector contracted in March to 49.3
The country accounts for 44% of overall revenues
Gross fixed capital formation - an indicator of investment demand -as a percentage of GDP, fell to nearly two-decade low
With combined market capitalisation of Rs 13.8 trillion, 74 Indian subsidiaries of global multinationals are now ahead of state-owned listed companies