Bullish on financials, pharma: Milind Karmarkar

Investors on Dalal Street seeking an answer to the Indian rupees recent weakness may do well to look at the bond street where FIIs have taken out over $4.5 billion in less than a month.

It was a choppy day of trade on the Dalal Street weighed down by the weakening rupee. The Nifty closed just a tad above 5,800. The Sensex lost more than 100 points to end at 19,223. Also Read: FIIs will continue to enter India via ETFs: Raamdeo ...

The Reserve Bank of India's status quo policy dampened spirits on Dalal Street for a bit, but the markets bounced back from the lows on positive global cues. The Nifty closed around 5,850 up about 40 points while the Sensex added 148 points, to ...

Foreign institutional investors ( FIIs) are geared for a possible sell-off in global markets that could grip Dalal Street, too, if the US Federal Reserve announces tomorrow that it would scale back its stimulus. Brokers said these investors had sold Nifty ...

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Until recently Titan Industries was a darling of Dalal Street. Last year the stock gained 12 percent, outperforming the wider Nifty, which gained 7 percent. However, the market reaction to the stock in recent days suggests the party could be over ...

Dhawal Dalal of DSP BlackRock Managers sees the range for the 10-year yield between 7.30-7.50 percent.