Country slips to third position on MSCI Emerging Market indices
Share of stock market activity of A'bad up 10x since FY20
Two companies planning to announce their initial public offering (IPO) plans last week have postponed them due to the ongoing selloff in the secondary markets
A disciplined investment approach through a systematic investment plan would have delivered strong results
Plating a comeback: QSR stocks ready to break their six-month diet of negative returns
This week worst for Smids since Covid fall
Brokerages upbeat on long-term prospects after company's strong Q3 results
The selloff wiped out ₹9.3 trillion in market value, extending the decline from recent peaks to nearly ₹70 trillion
Experts said Trump's threat could make India susceptible to reciprocal tariffs imposed by the US
STUCK IN NEUTRAL: New demat accounts sputter, slipping to a 14-month low of 2.84 million
Duggad says the benefits of the ₹1 trillion tax stimulus announced in the Union Budget will start to take effect from the first quarter (Q1) of 2025-26 (FY26)
After climbing to a record in December, systematic investment plan (SIP) closures remained high in January, according to mutual fund (MF) industry executives
At the end of December, DIIs had a share of 16.9% compared to 17.2% of FPIs
Domestic equity losses limited but rupee expected to decline further; all eyes on MPC now
There was less activity and fewer project awards in roads, railways and water sectors in FY25
In contrast, one- and three-month returns have been relatively flat, with the Nifty delivering average gains of just 0.1 per cent and 1.7 per cent, respectively, over the past decade
Benchmark indices ended flat in a special trading session on Saturday
For the Nifty, this was the fourth consecutive monthly decline and the most prolonged continuous monthly fall in 23 years. In the past four months, the Nifty declined by 9 per cent
The evaluation will cover areas like roles and responsibilities of committees, the effectiveness of meetings, and governance aspects
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