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US stocks nears records as it closes a big week on rising bets of bigger Fed rate cut
Wall Street opened slightly higher on Friday as investors reevaluated the possibility of a bigger interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve next week.
Lower crude oil: Everyone benefits but some more than others.10 stocks where positive impact is felt fast, 5 with upside potential of more than 22%
Crude oil prices are something which impacts the whole of the Indian economy. Right from the fiscal deficit of the government, to the profit of companies where crude is direct raw material or its derivatives part of the raw material chain, to even the individuals. Lower oil prices means stable petrol and diesel prices at pump level which means more money to spend. So, there is a bull case for the whole of India but for some this relationship with crude oil is stronger and has a bigger impact on the margins. While for others it takes time to show an impact, we take a look at ten companies where the relationship is stronger.
4X growth in 4 years! North Indian investors turn to stocks, moving beyond property and gold
North Indian savers are increasingly investing in equities, with the number of investors on the National Stock Exchange quadrupling since FY20. Improved internet connectivity and financial literacy have contributed to this trend. Uttar Pradesh has seen significant growth, while Maharashtra and Gujarat's shares have declined.
Mystery Decoded! D-Street’s crazy surge linked to Chinese bulls fixing their homes
India's key stock indices surged nearly 2% to all-time highs on Thursday, driven by China's decision to cut interest rates on mortgages. The Sensex briefly crossed 83,000, led by gains in Bharti Airtel, NTPC, Mahindra & Mahindra and JSW Steel. The NSE Nifty also saw significant gains, closing at a record high.
Arkade positioned well to tap Mumbai realty’s rise
Arkade Developers, a mid-tier residential realty firm in suburban Mumbai, plans to raise ₹410 crore through fresh equity for development expenses. The company's promoter stake will drop to 70.8% post-IPO. Arkade has developed over 4.5 million square feet across 28 projects and reported significant financial growth between FY22 and FY24.
Ajit Jain sells half of his Class A shares in Berkshire Hathaway
Ajit Jain, vice chair of insurance operations at Berkshire Hathaway, sold $139 million worth of Class A shares in the company. Jain disposed of 200 shares at approximately $695,418 each, leaving him with control of 166 shares. Jain joined Berkshire Hathaway in 1986 and has been praised by Warren Buffett for his contributions to the firm.
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Wall St muted as hot PPI keeps smaller rate cut in view; Moderna slumps 17%
Wall Street's main indexes were subdued at the open on Thursday as a hot producer prices reading kept a smaller 25-basis point interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve firmly on the table.
NSE warns investors against fraudulent activities by an unregistered entity
The National Stock Exchange (NSE) on Thursday warned investors regarding fraudulent activities perpetrated by an entity, Lazard Asset Management India.
The stocks, bonds and currencies investors are watching during the Trump-Harris debate
Investors are increasingly jittery ahead of the first US presidential debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. Volatility measures are rising, reflecting uncertainty in the tight race. The debate could significantly impact market sentiment amid mixed economic signals and ongoing political risks.
Nasdaq, S&P gain on megacap boost in lead up to inflation report
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq saw gains as most megacap stocks rose, with Tesla leading the way. Investors are now focusing on key inflation data due later this week. Apple fell after losing a tax battle in the EU, while Oracle surged following strong quarterly results.
D-Street investors add bearish bets on PFC and REC, rush to defensives
Traders have turned bearish on Power Finance Corp and REC, with both stocks experiencing declines amid a broader market correction. Analysts predict further drops as investors shift focus from power sector PSUs to defensive sectors. Recent profit booking has contributed to the downward trend in these stocks.
US stocks bounce as focus shifts to rates outlook ahead of inflation data
Wall Street's main indexes opened higher on Monday following heavy losses last week, as investors remained optimistic about soft landing prospects for the U.S. economy ahead of a crucial inflation report later in the week.
Sebi tweaks Foreign Venture Capital Investors' registration, eligibility criteria
An applicant seeking registration as an FVCI is required to engage a DDP to avail of its services for obtaining a registration certificate as FVCI and at all times the DDP and the custodian of the FVCI shall be the same entity.
Here are key financial ratios to help take better investment decision
The financial ratios can be arranged in five broad categories, each focusing on different aspects of a company’s operations. Together, they offer a holistic picture of its health. Here’s a brief introduction of some of the important ratios under each category.
Conservative BofA joins peers with forecast of three US rate cuts this year
Bank of America, the most conservative among Wall Street's brokerages on the size of the Federal Reserve's expected interest rate cuts this year, has raised its forecast to match most of its peers after the recent nonfarm payrolls data.
Few FPIs seek legal route to dodge Sebi norms; deadline to disclose BO expires on Monday
Two Mauritius-based foreign portfolio investors have approached the Securities Appellate Tribunal to seek more time to comply with Sebi's new disclosure norms. The deadline for revealing ultimate beneficial ownership ends on Monday. Sebi's regulations aim to enhance transparency and prevent potential misuse of the FPI route.
Ola Electric shares fall 4% as lock-in ends for 18 crore shares
Ola Electric Share Price: The expiry of the anchor lock-in period has released 18.18 lakh shares for trading. This marks the end of a regulatory restriction designed to prevent large-scale selling and stabilize stock prices after an IPO. Typically, anchor investors are required to hold 50% of their shares for 30 days and the remaining 50% for 90 days. With these shares now freely tradable, there could be an increase in market activity and potential price volatility for the stock in the short term.
Stock picks of the week: 5 stocks with consistent score improvement and upside potential of up to 41%
Once again in the last few trading sessions the street is witnessing volatility and that reminds us again that volatility never gives notice before coming. The only thing which an investor needs to do is to stay prepared for volatility and there are many ways of doing so. Right from staying with stocks which have seen some fundamental changes on the positive side to being mentally prepared that money invested might under performed due to global. Don't make decisions in a hurry, either to buy or sell. These selected stocks depict a strong upward trajectory in their overall average score which is based on five key pillars i.e. earnings, fundamentals, relative valuation, risk and price momentum. This implies that there has been a significant improvement in their market outlook in the given time frame.
After a 250% rally in 1 year, should you still chase the momentum in Godfrey Phillips shares?
The stock is currently trading above all its long-term moving averages, indicating a strong upward trend but the word ‘healthy’ is used because it keeps having regular pull backs which are short before starting the next up move.
Risk-on momentum in stocks succumbs to mounting worries around growth
The stock market rally is facing significant challenges, including US recession fears, weaker payroll growth, and concerns about growth in China and Germany. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 experienced notable declines last week. Additionally, frothy valuations and the concentration of money in mega-cap tech stocks are creating new vulnerabilities.
FPIs invest Rs 11,000 cr in equities in 1st week of September
Foreign investors have injected nearly ₹11,000 crore into Indian equities in the first week of the month, driven by market resilience and expectations of a US rate cut. This trend follows consistent buying since June, supported by India's stable macroeconomic position and regulatory reforms aimed at facilitating foreign investments.
Technical Views: Nifty’s weakness to offer opportunities
Nifty, after a three-week rally, is expected to face short-term volatility and a corrective phase. Key support lies around 24,500 while resistance is at 25,100–25,350. Analysts suggest focusing on quality stocks in sectors like pharma, FMCG, and IT. Investors should use the dip to add strong-performing stocks to their portfolios.
Wealth management and the triple multiplier effect
This growth is underpinned by the ‘Triple Multiplier Effect’ – the confluence of rising High Networth Individuals (HNI) investors, asset appreciation, and savings from incremental growth in income.
Corrections are part of market, focus on owning correct business: 6 midcap stocks from different sectors with an upside potential of upto 24 %
While a correction had been happening on the street, with one sector witnessing a decline while other moved up. But on Friday, there was a sharp correction both at the level of Nifty, Sensex and market breadth. It was across the sectors. Reasons might be different but it is not the first time nor the last time that such a correction has taken place, they are part of the market and will keep happening at regular intervals. But as an investor the correction has to be on owning the correct business and not corrections. Now what is a correct business ? Simple, a track record of growth and sharing it with minority investors.
Wockhardt denies allegations of rent payments connections to SEBI orders, claims them baseless
Congress leader Pawan Khera on Friday had accused Sebi chief Madhabi Puri Buch of conflict of interest with the pharma company.
5 world market themes for the week ahead
September's market volatility may persist as investors await key macro events. U.S. consumer price data on Sept. 11 could influence the Federal Reserve's rate decisions. The European Central Bank is expected to cut rates again, while Japan prepares for a new prime minister amid economic challenges.
Foreign investors struggle to keep up with India's rise
The trend has been driven by years of strong earnings in India at the same time as China's markets have stumbled, upending their weightings in the MSCI Emerging Markets' Index which serves as a benchmark for global EM funds.
Most IPO investors sold their shares within a week of listing: Sebi study
A Sebi study has found that 70% of individual investors sell their IPO shares within a year. Investors are more likely to sell shares posting positive returns quickly. The study also highlights a decline in high networth individual participation post-April 2022. Most IPO investors come from Gujarat, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, and Uttar Pradesh.
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