Nomura's analysis reveals that India's beat-to-miss ratio stands at 13 per cent, second only to Indonesia, which is at 38 per cent
Demonetisation, GST implementation, Covid caused a slowdown: Nomura
In the past one year, shares of Tata Motors have been in top gear and have outperformed all stocks that comprise the Nifty Auto index with a rise of nearly 131 per cent during this period, shows data
BIDEN BOUNCE VS TRUMP SLUMP: Nomura weighs in on the potential fallout for AxJ stocks
The Reserve Bank may shift the monetary policy stance to "neutral" by June and deliver rate cuts starting August this year, a Japanese brokerage said on Monday. Pointing out to softer core inflation 'or price rise in items excluding food and fuel' in the data released for December, Nomura said there is a need for the policy to pivot towards an easier regime after the extended pause. The brokerage reiterated its earlier view of rate cuts being expected from August onwards, and pegged the quantum of cuts at 1 percentage point. "We expect 1 per cent of rate cuts cumulatively starting August, with a change of stance to 'neutral' in Q2, with risks skewed towards earlier easing," its analysts said. The core inflation for December came at 3.8 per cent, the note said, adding that the annualized growth of super-core inflation has dipped below 3 per cent by its estimates which is a "positive surprise". For January, the headline inflation is likely to cool-off to about 5 per cent, while the
Reliance Industries is Nomura's biggest exposure where the research and broking house has a 4.5 per cent weight
Before the extension, the free food grain program was estimated to cost the government around 2 trillion rupees ($24.04 billion) this year
One of the major reasons for the underperformance of EM peers is the underperformance of China, which has the biggest weight in the MSCI EM and MSCI Asia Pac ex-Japan indices
Valuations are expensive but will likely remain so, says the brokerage
The travel restriction is linked to Wang's time at Industrial & Commercial Bank of China Ltd., where he worked before joining Nomura in 2018, according to the report
Actual inflows may be smaller with some real money managers that they tracked already invested about 2%-3% on average, the brokerage said
Nomura India Investment Fund Mother Fund on Friday bought shares of Cholamandalam Financial Holdings Ltd worth Rs 166 crore through an open market transaction. According to the bulk deal data available with BSE, Nomura India Investment Fund Mother Fund purchased 14,51,000 shares of Cholamandalam Financial Holdings. The shares were acquired at an average price of Rs 1,145.30 apiece, taking the transaction size to Rs 166.18 crore. Meanwhile, promoter of Cholamandalam Financial Holdings Ambadi Enterprises Ltd offloaded 10.58 lakh shares at an average price of Rs 1,151.02. This took the deal value to Rs 121.80 crore. Shares of Cholamandalam Financial Holdings fell 0.97 per cent to close at Rs 1,191.75 apiece on BSE.
India's Gross domestic product (GDP) expanded a more-than-expected 7.8% on an annual basis in the June quarter, Thursday's data showed, accelerating from 6.1% growth recorded in the March quarter
Earlier this month, the government stepped in to procure tomatoes from certain centres to redistribute them in regions of high consumption to bring down prices
Nomura Funds, Goldman Sachs Funds, ICICI Prudential MF, HDFC MF and Nippon MF were among those who got an allotment
UBS and Nomura expect volume growth of 10 per cent and 8 per cent, respectively, in FY24 aided by an uptick in the real estate cycle.
Domestic travel spending during the recent holiday for the dragon-boat festival was lower than pre-pandemic levels, according to official data released this weekend
Amit Thawani, managing director and head of coverage investment banking has taken over from Oza, the sources said
Nomura prefers domestic-oriented sectors and companies over exporters, and prefers stocks that provide valuation comfort
A notable increase in RBI's income, which was driven by profits from foreign exchange sales amounting to Rs 1 trillion, reflects active intervention in the foreign exchange market