Barjeel Geojit takes up real estate brokerage services

Shares of DLF Ltd. (DLFU), India's largest property developer, fell to the lowest in more than eight months after reporting its first quarterly loss since at least 2007. DLF's shares fell as much as 6 percent to 193.50 rupees in Mumbai, the lowest ...

Not only Kochi Metro but projects like Smart City, second phase of Infopark, Kochi Refinery expansion and Petronet LNG Terminal will also put Kochi as the preferred destination for the real estate sector. The project announcements in the city would ...

The rupee fell to 57 per dollar for the first time in almost a year amid concern the US Federal Reserve will rein in asset purchases that fuelled fund flows into emerging markets. However, the currency recovered partially towards end of trade to ...

By Himank Sharma REUTERS - The Nifty rose to a 2-1/2 year high on Thursday, as lenders continued their rally on expectations of early rate cuts by the RBI, while four additions to the MSCI India index, including Wockhardt, also gained. Expectations ...

A day after the virtual bloodbath in the markets, the bulls were back at their raging best on Dalal Street on Wednesday. Sensex rose 491 points and Nifty, 151. However, today's rally surprised many. Though a majority of the market participants ...

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It is greed and fear that drives the markets. But what drives the economy is hope. When it comes to economics of commodities, the ultimate hope is the hope of Quantitative Easing. We know it all started with the Great Recession. Unconventional ...

NEW DELHI: Indian shares are expected to trade in a range with a negative bias on Monday, tracking mixed global cues. The immediate support level for Nifty is around 5500. "The Nifty is expected to head higher till 5580. In this period the key ...

Sandeep Pai swears not to return to the stock market till he recoups his losses since 2008. This Mumbai-based businessman, who sells fire extinguishers to residential properties, had bought some mid-cap stocks in the second half of 2007 - the peak of the previous bull run - but did not sell those when the market crashed in 2008.Instead, he bought some more at lower levels on hopes of a rebound. He has been holding on since then as many of these stocks are still trading at a discount to their ...