Stock market live updates: The SGX Nifty, on Tuesday, indicated a firm start as it quoted 18,359 levels, up 24-odd points
IT services company Vinsys on Wednesday said it is exploring acquisition opportunities in overseas markets, including the US and the UK, to expand its global reach and also announced plans to launch its maiden public issue. Pune-based Vinsys offers customised courses for sectors such as BFSI, telecom, and government departments, where training for IT and processes is essential. It has a team of over 800 professionals certified by major tech companies and institutions. The company clocked a revenue of Rs 157.30 crore and a net profit of Rs 16.02 crore during the last fiscal year, Vinsys said in a statement. Currently, Vinsys operates in the UAE, Oman, Malaysia, Singapore, Nigeria, Kenya, the UK, and the US. As part of the expansion plan, the company said it is actively seeking inorganic growth opportunities to expand its reach in new markets, including the US and the UK, while continuing to consolidate its position in the Middle East. The company also plans to open a new corporate
Global economy was once again beginning to stare at the possibility of economic slowdown as fears re-emerged over the possibility of economic recession in the US owing to another banking crisis
India remains the most expensive equity market in the region and amongst the most expensive globally, says Ritu Arora, Asia CEO at Allianz Investment Management
The global market for initial public offerings is showing signs of life as a rebound in the stock market has emboldened companies to test investor appetite for new listings, particularly in Asia
CLOSING BELL: IDBI Bank shares, too, surged 10 per cent after a Reuters report said the RBI has begun evaluating at least five potential bidders interested in picking up a majority stake in the lender
CLOSING BELL: Among sectors, the Nifty Pharma index leaped over 2 per cent today as India saw over 7,000 fresh cases of Covid-19
CLOSING BELL: The Nifty50 added 98 points to end at 17,722 level
CLOSING BELL: Bajaj Finance, Asian Paints, IndusInd Bank, ICICI Bank, Nestle India, HUL, Reliance Industries, HDFC Bank, Axis Bank, and SBI were the top laggards on the Sensex index
Industrial production and inflation data, quarterly earnings from IT majors and global trends would drive the equity markets in a holiday-shortened week, analysts said. Moreover, foreign fund trading activity, movement of the rupee and global crude oil prices would also dictate terms in the market, they added. Equity markets would remain closed on Friday for 'Dr Baba Saheb Ambedkar Jayanti'. "Leading IT companies TCS and Infosys will report their results this week. Due to concerns about a worldwide recession, markets will pay close attention to management commentary. US inflation and non-farm payroll figures will be important things to keep an eye on the global front. "In addition to FIIs' actions, other crucial market-determining variables include the movement of crude oil prices, the dollar index, and US bond yields," Santosh Meena, Head of Research at Swastika Investmart Ltd, said. TCS will announce its quarterly earnings on Wednesday and Infosys on Thursday. Ajit Mishra, VP -
Volatility in global financial market has potential upsides for imported inflation, says committee
CLOSING BELL: Buying momentum in IT, HUL, and ITC shares also lent support
Analysts, however, remain cautious over sustenance of this recent rebound as markets will face a slew of data driven activity in the coming days
CLOSING BELL: Adani Enterprises, Adani Ports, JSW Steel, Eicher Motors, HCL Tech, Bajaj Auto, Ultratech Cement, Tata Motors, and Hero MotorCorp were the large-cap winners
CLOSING BELL: The S&P BSE Sensex ended 40 points lower, while the Nifty50 was down 34 points. Shares of Adani Group tumbled up to 7 per cent, with Adani Enterprises leading the fall.
CLOSING BELL: The debt mutual fund (Debt MF) investors will no longer receive the long-term capital gain tax benefit. Moreover, the Centre also hiked the STT on the sale of F&O contracts
CLOSING BELL: The market breadth was firmly in the favour of buyers as the broader markets, too, rose in tandem with the benchmark indices
Analysts attribute fallout in domestic equities due to investors' fear of a domino effect after the collapse of big financial institutions in the US, and Europe
Asked whether Saudi National Bank was open to further cash injections, Chairman Ammar Al Khudairy said "absolutely not."
CLOSING BELL: The Nifty 50 ended below the 17,000-mark for the first time since October 11, 2022. The NSE benchmark has now shed 630 points in the last five trading sessions.