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India\’s upcoming inclusion in JP Morgan\’s GBI-EM Global Index Suite involves positive market feedback and enhanced accessibility for FPIs through Fully Accessible Route bonds, leading to increased interest from investors globally.
Sandeep Tandon of Quant Mutual Fund analyzes market volatility, emphasizing buying on dips and sector rotation. He discusses India\’s unique asset class status and anticipates a ferocious market correction with sector resurgences.
Raamdeo Agrawal predicts BJP\’s Lok Sabha success, NDA gains, and current government continuity. Foreign investors sell billion daily due to election risk, causing market turbulence. Market bets on continuity for corporate earnings.
Focusing on momentum and trendlines, ET Markets is organising a live interactive session with Rohit Srivastava, renowned for his extensive experience as Research Head and Fund Manager at Sharekhan.
​Shares of wires and cables manufacturer Polycab India have zoomed 65% to a new all-time high of Rs 6,242 since January’s low of Rs 3,801 when the stock made headlines due to an IT raid. On Wednesday, the shares surged nearly 8% on BSE.
Fitch Ratings on Friday affirmed the Export-Import Bank of India\’s (EXIM Bank) rating with a stable outlook, reflecting its high strategic importance to the state.
Fitch Ratings on Friday affirmed the Export-Import Bank of India\’s (EXIM Bank) rating with a stable outlook, reflecting its high strategic importance to the state.
Fitch Ratings on Friday affirmed the Export-Import Bank of India\’s (EXIM Bank) rating with a stable outlook, reflecting its high strategic importance to the state.
Fitch Ratings on Friday affirmed the Export-Import Bank of India\’s (EXIM Bank) rating with a stable outlook, reflecting its high strategic importance to the state.
The 30-share BSE benchmark Sensex surged by 260 points or 0.36%, settling at 72,664. Meanwhile, the broader NSE Nifty witnessed a gain of 98 points or 0.44%, closing at 22,055.
Shares of metal giants Vedanta and Hindustan Copper surged by 4% on BSE to Rs 410.45 and Rs 372.25, respectively, while Hindustan Zinc saw a remarkable 14% leap to a new 52-week high of Rs 520. The surge is attributed to heightened demand from China, a major player in the global metal market.
After selling financials worth over Rs 30,000 crore in January and nearly Rs 10,000 crore in February, Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) turned into net buyers in the sector in March. However, they resumed selling in April, with last month\’s selling amounting to around Rs 9,300 crore.