All that happened in the markets today
The profit was supported by one-time gain of Rs 2,731.34 crore from the stake sale in SBI Cards done during the quarter.
IDBI Bank has rallied 89% during the week. It has become the sixth most valued listed lender, surpassing Bandhan Bank, YES Bank and IndusInd Bank in market capitalisation ranking.
A follow-up buying may induce stronger momentum trapping short-sellers
There were some expectations that bitcoin would soar, similar to what happened after the two previous adjustments as the "halving" effectively decreased its supply
With malls and restaurants being allowed to re-open from June 8, sugar demand is expected to rise
The company said that its board is scheduled to meet on June 12, 2020 to consider the proposal for voluntary delisting of equity shares of the company.
Bharti Airtel issued a clarification to the exchanges saying that "no such proposal is currently under consideration"
With market capitalisation of Rs 26,522 crore, Vodafone Idea stood at number 96th position in the overall m-cap ranking at 09:27 am, the BSE data shows.
Abu Dhabi state fund Mubadala Investment Co will buy a 1.85 per cent stake in its digital unit, Jio Platforms, for Rs 9,093.6 crore.
The company's rights issue was subscribed 1.59 times
Here's a list of stocks that may remain in focus today
Despite an over 150 per cent rise since March lows, the stock can see more gains
People in the know said Sebi has reservations over certain compliance issues
Post the global acquisition of Wabco by ZF Friedrichshafen AG of Germany (ZF), the acquirer is buying out minority shareholders at a revised open offer price of Rs 7,067.51 a share
Lower volumes in this segment and changing consumption pattern may pull down sales and offset gains from benign input prices and cost drive
Profits at NSE Nifty 50 Index members fell about 15% last quarter from the same period last year, the worst drop since at least 2014, according to Bloomberg-compiled data.
Several brokers cautioned investors and some halted trading in Bank Nifty contracts - the second-most traded index derivatives - citing irrational gap between 'buy' and 'sell' quotations.
Bank of Mauritius has written to its Indian counterpart, explaining the mechanism by which investments are greenlighted via the country, and highlighted importance of Mauritius as an investment hub
Shrinking asset size has added to challenges in bringing down levels of such investments