Stock Market Today: Indian stock markets were likely headed for a lower start on Friday, as indicated by GIFT Nifty futures, amid continued heavy selling by FIIs
Shriram Finance has fixed the record date for payment of its interim dividend on Thursday, November 7, 2024
Ceat reported a decline of 41.4 per cent in consolidated net profit, at Rs 121.88 crore for the September quarter, compared to Rs 208 crore, a year ago
Previously, record high DII flows for a calendar year were in 2022 when they had pumped in Rs 2.8 trillion, of which Rs 1.86 trillion came from MFs
India stock market, China news: Indian equity markets, analysts said, are expensive relative to China, which offers a better risk-reward ratio and return potential in the short-to-medium term
Pondy Oxides and Chemicals posted a 168.4 per cent Y-o-Y rise in Q2 net profit at Rs 15 crore
Antony Waste Handling Cell's combined tonnage for collection and transportation (C&T) and processing reached 1.19 million tonnes in Q2, implying an annual growth of 4 per cent
Share of fundraising via fresh issuances so far is highest in 12 years
The fund will also look to invest in consumer startups that have a touchpoint in the passenger journey, such as travel, lifestyle, hospitality, and transportation
Stock Market Today: Markets in India were likely to open with a slight upside on Monday, indicated GIFT Nifty futures, which were trading around 50 points ahead of Nifty futures last close.
Shares of industry leader Asian Paints have dropped over 10 per cent this year, even as the benchmark National Stock Exchange Nifty 50 has risen 15 per cent
This shift is seen as a positive for BSE, as trading volumes are likely to shift to its platform, leading to an increase in transactions and revenue for it.
Opt for passive funds to reduce fund manager risk and capitalise on their lower costs
AIFs are pooled investment vehicles for affluent investors with high entry barriers. These investments are drawn and deployed in tranches based on the investment opportunity
Deborah talks about the firm's high-yielding investment in Physics Wallah, the decision to not invest in beleaguered edtech firm Byju's, and investment strategy in India
Korean brand Daewoo on Tuesday said it has set the target of achieving a revenue of Rs 500 crore by FY27 from India business and plans to launch over 100 products across multiple categories. Besides, the company is also looking to launch its own branded stores across the country, and aims to open 130 outlets by 2025-2026, it said. Daewoo, which re-entered the Indian market in October last year, has a diverse portfolio ranging from power and energy products such as batteries, solar panels, and inverters to consumer electronics items, including LED TVs and kitchen appliances. According to the company, the consumer durables market in India presents a substantial growth opportunity, as penetration levels remain relatively low with only 18 per cent of households owning air-conditioners and 33 per cent refrigerators while the washing machine ownership stands at 80 per cent. Daewoo aims to fill this gap with innovative, high-quality products that align with the changing lifestyle needs of
Stock Market Today: Indian benchmark equity indices Sensex, and Nifty settled in red on Monday
While interest-rate swaps are pricing a rate cut only in December, traders are girding for a possible shift in the RBI's stance to neutral
FTSE Russell will on Oct. 8 announce any inclusions into benchmarks including its World Government Bond Index, which tracks $29 trillion of global fixed income
Despite the market turmoil sparked by tensions in West Asia, experts believe that upcoming mega-share sales will remain unaffected