Market may react negatively on 25 bps cut: Kishor OstwalKishor Ostwal, CMD, CNI Research talks to Surabhi Roy on expectations from the RBI policy, Indian markets and some sector views. Edited excerpts: Q: The markets have been trading higher amid volatility. How should the investors play this market? ... Smart Investor, 3 weeks ago |
48 pvt cos to sell shares worth $1.8 bn by JuneNEW DELHI: As many as 48 private sector companies are expected to offload shares worth about $1.8 billion (about Rs 9,900 crore) in the next five weeks to meet the minimum public holding of 25 per cent. According to a report by Merrill Lynch, there ... Economic Times, 2 days ago
48 private companies likely to sell shares worth $1.8b by June
The Financial Chronicle, 2 days ago
48 pvt cos likely to sell shares worth USD 1.8-bn by June
MSN.co.in, 2 days ago
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India Steps Up Checks on Automated Trade to Curb ManipulationMay 22 (Bloomberg) -- India's market regulator revised guidelines for computer-based trading, providing for temporary suspension of brokers and higher fines to check manipulation. The new rules mandate audits every six months for algorithmic trading ... La Repubblica, 1 day ago
India Steps Up Automated-Trade Checks to Curb Manipulation
La Repubblica, 1 day ago
India Revises Guidelines for Computer-Based Trading
Bloomberg, 1 day ago
India Steps Up Computer-Based Trade Checks to Curb Manipulation
BusinessWeek, 1 day ago
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23 stocks that hold sway over your marketIndia has 23 stocks with market-cap of $10 billion or more, which together have a total market-cap of $575 billion, or 45 per cent of the stock market. What it means is that these select stocks dominate trading in the country's stock exchanges, ... Financial Chronicle, 2 days ago
Indian stock markets receive record Rs 1...
Indian Express, 1 month ago
FIIs were also seen pouring money in th...
Indian Express, 1 month ago
FIIs pump in record Rs 1.4 lakh cr in equities
Rediff.com, 1 month ago
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Investors make gains amid high volatilityBenchmark share indices gained for the fifth straight week, amid high volatility, led by rate-sensitive shares, after a sharp decline in wholesale inflation numbers in April rekindled hopes of a steeper rate cut by the central bank. Three of the six ... Smart Investor, 4 days ago
Software, banking shares raise sentiments marginally
Smart Investor, 1 month ago
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FII inflows, signs of recovery lift market sentimentsMarkets gained momentum during the week pushing the Sensex and the Nifty above their pivotal levels of 20,000 and 6,000, respectively. Strong foreign institutional investor (FII) inflows, rally in global markets, strong corporate earnings and ... Smart Investor, 1 week ago
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Indian Stocks Rise to 28-Month High in Special Trading SessionIndian (SENSEX) stocks climbed to the highest level in more than two years in a special trading session in Mumbai today. The S&P BSE Sensex gained 0.2 percent to 20,122.32 at the close in Mumbai, the highest level since Jan. 6, 2011. Volumes were 21 ... Bloomberg, 1 week ago
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Jewellery firms strike goldMumbai: Investors who had placed their bets on listed retail jewellery companies have become wealthier in the past one-month as compared to others who had invested their money in physical gold as the sudden spike in demand for gold jewellery ... Deccan Chronicle, 2 weeks ago
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Exclusive: Are markets factoring in the possibility of early elections?Political developments have taken centrestage yet again this week after the Railway Board bribery controversy made headlines and threatened to shorten the UPA's (United Progressive Alliance) tenure at the Centre. Dubbed as the Railgate", Vijay ... Smart Investor, 2 weeks ago
Are markets factoring in the possibility of early elections?
Sify, 2 weeks ago
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Expect a correction in near term, say fund managersMarkets posted their third-straight weekly gains on hopes of global growth recovery after the central bank's monetary policy easing. Risk appetite improved after the US Federal Reserve and European Central Bank kept the monetary policy loose to ... Smart Investor, 2 weeks ago
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