Vishal Chhabria

Amish Mehta discusses the factors behind this downgrade and road ahead for the Indian economy

'Mom-and-pop stores will remain the most dominant channel even after a decade, and in a highly digitised form'

To prevent market abuse, NSE said it has deployed artificial intelligence (AI) tools that identify manipulative practices such as layering and reversal of transactions

Economic activities are expected to improve further going into July or into the second half, says Governor Das

Brokerages bullish on improving cycle and higher prices

Annual operating profit of Rs 60,000 crore good enough to absorb any increase in provisioning, while high growth potential subsidiaries to drive valuations

The market recovery is surely sharp and gives the feeling of euphoria. but one should not forget that on the other side of the Covid crisis lies a great future, says Carnelian Asset Management founder

In a Q&A, Naveen Kulkarni says earnings growth for F21 could go down to minus 15 per cent, depending on the extent of extension

HUL's current market value of Rs 5.14 trillion is also more than the combined Rs 4.20 trillion market capitalisation of India's top 10 listed automobile companies

Massive polarisation as only a few stocks outperform handsomely

He says that it may take at least six months for the economy to recover

The value of a strategic privatisation could easily be two to three times these companies' typical valuation

Here are some companies that could gain from the boost to real estate sector

The euphoria, which started with the general election outcome giving a second consecutive term to the NDA, was short-lived, mainly due to the increase in surcharge on incomes of super-rich

Bookies said there were also cases where some candidates had placed bets on rival candidates as a hedge in case they lost

Cars would be made of composite material and plastics rather than steel, there won't be any need for oil, drivers, they would be electrically powered running through a smart APP

The managing director & chief executive officer of ASK Wealth Advisors believes that stocks will get re-rated as earnings catch up

The Budget has imposed a tax of 10 per cent on long-term capital gains on equities and related instruments, thereby reducing its attractiveness

From a one-year perspective, if there are no rate hikes and the 10-year g-sec yields stay at 7.25-7.50 per cent, investors can get 8-8.25 per cent for the year in short-duration funds

After growing rapidly over the past decade, companies are expected to maintain the momentum