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Mutual funds use correction to buy blue-chip stocks, shows data

HCL Technologies, Dr Reddy's Lab and Tech Mahindra were among the top-sells in December

Stocks to Watch: Wipro, HDFC Bank, DMart, Delhivery, NDTV, Sula Vineyard

Stocks to Watch today: Wipro, after market hours on Friday, reported a consolidated net profit of Rs 3,052 crore for October-December FY23, an increase of 2.8 per cent year-on-year (YoY)

Nifty Auto, Metal indices trading in thin range; here's how to play them

The best trading strategy Nifty Auto index would be to sell near resistance levels until we get close above new high

Sensex ends 303 pts higher fueled by Infosys, ICICI Bank; Nifty near 17950

CLOSING BELL: Within sectors, barring consumer durables, PSB and Metal indices on the Nifty logged in most gains, up over 1 per cent each, followed by IT and financial pockets

Sensex ends 147pts lower at 59,958; Nifty50 below 17,900; RIL declines 2%

CLOSING BELL: Broader markets, too, were subdued in trade as Nifty SmallCap 100 and Nifty MidCap 100 indices slipped up to 0.2 per cent

Sensex ends 304 pts lower at 60,353, Nifty below 18K; Bajaj Finance down 7%

CLOSING BELL: Broader markets, meanwhile, outperformed benchmark indices as Nifty MidCap 100 and Nifty SmallCap 100 indices rose up to 0.4 per cent

Stocks to Watch: HDFC, IndusInd Bank, PVR, Orient Cement, RIL, IT, FMCG

Stocks to watch today: In a relief to multiplexes, the Supreme Court on Tuesday said that theatre owners had the right to prohibit outside food and beverages on their premises

Sensex ends 126 pts higher, Nifty atop 18200; HDFC Life soars 4%, TCS 1%

CLOSING BELL: Broader markets, meanwhile, outperformed benchmark indices as Nifty MidCap 100 and Nifty SmallCap 100 indices surged up to 0.2 per cent

Street signs: Mkts see Santa's smile, hotel stocks to gain further, & more

After closing three weeks with losses, the benchmark indices ended the last week of 2022 with gains

After a positive year, Sensex witnesses worst December in 10 years

The Sensex declined 3.5 per cent in December - its worst last-month returns since 2011

Global slowdown, Union Budget: 5 factors that will guide markets in 2023

Analysts expect the Indian equity markets to consolidate over the next few months, as they fully digest the negatives of rich valuations, rising interest rates amid growth headwinds.

Will the current reopening of Chinese economy end India's outperformance?

A decisive transition may help pull consumer and business sentiment away from near-record lows, shake the property market out of its slumber and accelerate auto sales

Santa rally on D-Street; Nifty tops 18K, Sensex gains 721 points

The Nifty reclaimed the 18,000 mark and ended the session at 18,014, a gain of 208 points or 1.1 per cent

Why have FPIs turned negative on India?

After three years of aggressive buying, foreign portfolio investors slammed brakes in 2022 and withdrew Rs 1.21 trillion from the Indian stock markets. Why have FPIs turned negative on India in 2022?

FPIs have invested Rs 4,500 cr in Indian equity markets so far in December

After investing over Rs 36,200 crore last month, foreign investors continued their positive momentum and infused Rs 4,500 crore in the Indian equity markets so far in December, mainly due to the decline in the dollar index. However, foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) turned sellers in the last four trading sessions and pulled out Rs 3,300 crore as they are adopting a cautious stance ahead of the US Federal Reserve's decision on the interest rate. Going forward, in the near term, FPIs are likely to make only modest purchases in performing sectors and may continue to sell and book profits in sectors where they are sitting on big profits, VK Vijayakumar, Chief Investment Strategist at Geojit Financial Services, said. More money is likely to move into cheaper markets like China and South Korea where the valuations are compelling now, he noted. "Even though India will continue to attract foreign capital the high valuations in India will be a deterrent," Vijayakumar added. According to

Snapdeal to shelve its $152 million IPO amid tech stock market retreat

Snapdeal filed its initial public offering (IPO) regulatory papers for approval in December 2021, a year that saw many stock market debuts and record fund raising by Indian startups

What to expect from Indian equity markets in 2023 as performance cools

While India has been a standout market this year, with the NSE Nifty 50 Index up above 7%, compared to an 18% slump in global stocks, it remains the most expensive in Asia

TMSEp319: Parliament's winter session, IIT placement, markets, credit score

What does Parliament's winter session mean for you? Why are stock market players recruiting IIT graduates? Are the markets fully pricing in recession fears? What is credit score? All answers here

'Do not see any reason for SIP flows to change course significantly'

Investors can continue and add SIPs or STPs (spread over next six months rather than lump sum) into midcap funds, with a five year time horizon

ESIC approves proposal to invest surplus funds in stock market through ETFs

Government's social security body Employees' State Insurance Corporation (ESIC) on Sunday approved a proposal to invest its surplus funds in the stock market through exchange traded funds (ETFs). The decision was taken in the 189th meeting of ESIC held on Sunday at ESIC headquarters under the chairmanship of Union labour minister Bhupender Yadav, a labour ministry statement said. Due to relatively low returns on investments in various debt instruments coupled with the need to diversify investment, ESIC gave its approval for investments of surplus funds in equities restricted to ETFs. The investment will start with 5 per cent of surplus funds and will increase up to 15 per cent, based on the review of the investment after two quarters, it stated. The investment will be confined to Exchanged Traded Funds on Nifty and Sensex. It will be managed by fund managers of asset management companies (AMSs), the statement said. Equity investments will be monitored by the existing custodian, ..