The U.K. stock market, which has been among the world's strongest underweight positions in the years after the Brexit referendum surged on Friday after the election results
The circular "directly concerned the business activity" of the lenders
Barring one, all the 19 sector sub-indices compiled by the BSE gained
Some analysts view price hikes announced by car makers as a sales strategy to clear their BS-IV inventory
During the reporting week, gold reserves increased by $ 430 million to $ 27.078 billion
On the National Stock Exchange (NSE), it plunged 6% to close at Rs 52.55
China, Japan, Korea, European Union (EU) are already importing copper concentrate at zero duty
The 14 mainboard IPOs this year have risen by an average of more than 50% since listing, data compiled by Bloomberg show
Coromandel International, PI Industries may be some of the beneficiaries
It has set a price band of Rs 177-178 per equity share for the IPO
Sebi data shows that commitments raised by category-III AIFs in September quarter were down 10% QoQ
PSBs rallied today after reports suggested that the government is considering increasing the government bond investment limit of foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) to at least 10 per cent
All that happened in the markets today
While announcing Q2 results on November 7, DLF said the development business has been performing well, and achieved net sales of Rs 725 crore in Q2, and expects this momentum to sustain
Rival firm Amneal Pharma has received approval for generic birth-control product NuvaRing from the US Food and Drug Administration.
Analysts see HDFC as a low-risk play on an improving underlying housing cycle. They believe the stock offers growth with reasonable value and should remain a core holding
Besides India, weightage of Indonesia, Thailand and Vietnam has also been cut by one percentage point each. On the other hand, exposure to Korea has been increased by 5 percentage points
The stock was trading at its highest level since May 28, 2019
Hindustan Copper Limited climbed 4.8 per cent, followed by Vedanta Limited (4.37 per cent), Tata Steel (3.8 per cent), SAIL (3.6 per cent), and Jindal Steel (3.4 per cent)
Additionally, sentiment at D-Street was bolstered by the latest amendments approved by the Cabinet Committee of Economic Affairs with respect to the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC).