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Govt looks to net $30 billion in fresh funds through PLI scheme

The government itself is expecting investments of Rs 40,000 crore in speciality steel through the PLI scheme for which it has earmarked an outlay of Rs 6322 crore as incentives

Zomato IPO: Subscribe for listing gains, suggest brokerages

Zomato IPO is set to be a watershed moment in the Indian internet space, Jefferies said in a note

TCS Q1 numbers a blip or sign of times to come? Here's what analysts say

TCS missed analyst expectations as India business pulled down revenue growth

Expect low single-digit return over 12 months: Mahesh Nandurkar, Jefferies

Foreign investors are willing to look through the near-term weakness in the economy, says Nandurkar

All you wanted to know about Chris Wood's investing strategies

Investors should stick with the pro-cyclical commodity trade, particularly energy, Wood said

Indian cos missing bus on vaccines, mRNA-based technologies: Jefferies

Vaccines and mRNA-based technologies have rapidly emerged as promising new therapeutic modalities, but Indian companies are lagging behind in adopting these innovation platforms.

India could see a record equity supply of Rs 2-3 trn in FY22: Jefferies

Over the past decade, the contribution of IPOs to equity fund-raising at around 27 per cent has been muted, Jefferies said

Healthy outlook: Jefferies maintains buy on RIL, cited demand upside

Jefferies maintained the 'buy' call on RIL with a target and Rs 2,580 or 30 per cent upside.

Indian stock market vulnerable to the rise in Covid cases: Chris Wood

The renewed mobility restrictions in India, he believes, also increase the potential risk of a renewed deterioration in asset quality for banks

Markets to look beyond second Covid wave, say analysts; bet on cyclicals

BofA Securities has cut his positioning towards defensives by downgrading Staples to neutral weight and trimming their overweight positioning for the information technology sector

HCL Tech tanks 3% post Q4 nos but brokerages remain bullish; here's why

Following the March quarter results, most brokerages slashed their earnings expectations from HCL Tech

Will TCS maintain lead over IT peers? Here's what to expect from its Q4 nos

TCS Q4 Preview: Analysts expect TCS to report a 9 per cent year-on-year (YoY) growth in revenue (in rupee terms) for the March quarter

Vehicle scrapping policy unlikely to trigger replacement, says Jefferies

The vehicle scrapping policy is unlikely to make people junk their old vehicles for new ones in a big way, owing to insufficient incentives offered by the government for replacement, a report said

Analysts see the tide turning for Reliance Industries stock

Reliance Industries' stock: Among 36 analysts' recommendations on Bloomberg, 24 recommend buying the stock

Analysts bet on defensive sectors amid rising inflation concerns

India's retail inflation, according to data released this Friday, surged to a three-month high of 5.03 per cent in February, as against 4.06 per cent in the previous month

Investors should be prepared for biggest inflation scare since 1980s: Wood

The return of inflation fears have been stoked again by the rise in commodity prices, especially oil

Analysts remain bullish on mid, small-caps despite stellar show

Key factor that has aided the sharp rally, especially in the mid-cap segment is the ample liquidity with global central banks remaining in an 'accommodative' mode

Demand-driven rise in crude oil prices is good for equity markets: Analysts

From around $35 a barrel on March 13, 2020, Brent oil prices have jumped 91 per cent to around $67 a barrel now

Cool prospects for consumer durable firms as temperature set to soar

Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) expects day temperatures to remain above-normal in select regions across the country between March to May 2021

Mutual fund penetration in India among lowest, shows Jefferies report

An analysis done by Jefferies shows India's MF AUM as a percentage of GDP at 12 per cent is among the lowest and a fraction of global average of 63 per cent