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Bad loan accretion sees some respite and loans grow 15%, but net falls by 32.4% and core revenues up only 10%
Vedanta's prospects remain strong on the back of strength in metal and crude oil prices
India's largest p-note issuer moves from Singapore to France; changes to Indo-Mauritius tax treaty could have triggered shift
Analysts suggest one needs to be selective and pick only those stocks where there is earnings visibility and on-ground execution of projects
HDFC Bank hit a new high of Rs 2,011 on BSE in intra-day trade, gaining 7.5% in past two weeks.
The stock locked in lower circuit of 20% at Rs 336, falling 33% in past three trading days from Rs 505 on January 25, 2018
The stock locked in 5% lower circuit at Rs 285 on BSE, falling 9.5% from its early morning high of Rs 315
The stock was trading 3.4% lower at Rs 2,233, down 13% in past four trading days from Rs 2,562 on January 24, as compared to 0.67% decline in the S&P BSE Sensex.
The stock hit a 52-week high of Rs 747, up 2% on BSE in early morning trade in otherwise subdued market.
The stock was up 4% to Rs 1,291, extending its previous day's over 40% rally on NSE.
The stock was up 3.4% at Rs 961 in intra-day trade, extending its past two days 3% gain on BSE.
Sintex Industries, Indo Count Industries, Bank of Maharashtra, Siti Networks, Lupin, Multi Commodity Exchange of India (MCX) and Dena Bank are some of the top losers
Nifty outlook and few trading ideas by Vaishali Parekh, Research Analyst - Technical Research at Prabhudas Lilladher
Technical calls and Nifty outlook by Devarsh Vakil & Vinay Rajani - PCG Desk, HDFC Securities:
This decision is more or less unheard of in the Indian context though it does happen more often in developed markets
He says certain segments in mid-caps are trading at a significant premium and some caution is warranted in that space
Four other bourses had to shut shop earlier due to thin volumes and stringent Sebi norms
The board of directors has declared an interim dividend of Rs 19 per equity share at a face value of Rs 10 per equity share
The company's key clients include Daikin, Hitachi, LG, Panasonic, Voltas and Whirlpool