"We expect growth to slide from 4.7 per cent YoY in Q4CY19 to 3.1 per cent in Q1CY20 and fall to -6.1 per cent in Q2CY20," said Sonal Varma, MD and chief India economist at Nomura.
Macquarie has suggested that taxpayers will the biggest casualty in the government-approved bailout plan for YES Bank
Tiles, textiles, chemicals and APIs sectors stand chance to gain market share from their Chinese competitors. These sectors, according to Nomura, constitute 8-10% of FY21 Nifty EPS consensus estimates
Unlike others of its kind, the subscription window for the IPO will remain open for 4 days, which will be from March 2 to March 5
The curbs come as coronavirus infections have soared across northern Italy over the past few days, causing seven deaths and nearly 300 cases
Cost cuts and fees from financing will drive the profit rebound in the year ending March 31, said Kenji Teshima, head of i-banking for Asia
India is relatively better than some other markets exposed to stuff like tourism, says Saion Mukherjee
Says there are few signs of meaningful economic recovery
On a financial year basis, Nomura expect GDP growth of 4.7% in FY20 and 5.7% in FY21, suggesting a delayed recovery and below-potential growth through end-2020
Foreign brokerage UBS raised its target price for the stock to Rs 620 from Rs 570, while Nomura raised the target to Rs 645 from Rs 610
The reshuffle was announced on Monday as Nomura posted its strongest quarterly profit in more than 17 years
IT stocks currently trade at a 7 per cent discount to Nifty
State Bank of India (SBI) joins global agencies such as the ADB, World Bank, OECD, RBI and the IMF in downgrading India's FY20 growth rates
While there have been a rash of growth estimate cuts, including a 0.70 percentage points reduction by the RBI last month to 6.1%, the Japanese brokerage's estimate is so far the lowest
GDP growth in Q2 may dip below 5%; full-year forecast of 6% gets riskier, it says
Given the economic slowdown, analysts see more downward revisions in corporate earnings over the next few quarters.
India's economic growth slowed to 6.8% in 2018-19 - the slowest pace since 2014-15
Returns are more likely to come from specific firms which are poised to do well rather than a uniform, market-wide surge
Post the results, most brokerages have revised their price targets for both these stocks.
The brokerage has re-rated the Indian market, saying the softening of bond yields and steps taken to tackle the crisis at NBFCs will help valuations