MARKETS: Indices end choppy trade higher; Sensex up 144 pts; RIL sinks 9%

All that happened in the markets today

2:34 PM

RESULT REACTION:: HDFC zooms 5% post Q2 results

2:27 PM

Q2 RESULTS | HDFC reports Q2 net profit at Rs 2,870.1 crore, down 27.6% YoY

-- Revenue dips 13.1% YoY at Rs 11,723 crore

2:24 PM

Financials in focus; Shriram Transport Finance, IndusInd, ICICI Bank up 7%

IndusInd Bank, too, gained 7 per cent to Rs 627 on the back of encouraging asset quality performance. Its GNPA and NNPA ratio declined by 32 bps and 34 bps, respectively to 2.21 per cent and 0.52 per cent. The management expects restructuring to be in low single digits and stated intention of continuous build-up of provision to cushion balance-sheet and move towards normalize FY22. READ MORE

2:14 PM

MARKET UPDATE:: Sensex pares losses

2:10 PM

Rupee closing

Rupee ends at lowest closing level since August 21 at 74.43 against the US dollar

2:00 PM

Sept Quarter Result | Bandhan Bank reports profit of Rs 920 crore

>> NII comes in at Rs 1,923.1 crore

>> Provisions for Covid at Rs 300 crore

>> Gross NPA slips to 1.18% from 1.43% QoQ

>> Net NPA down to 0.36% from 0.48% QoQ

1:49 PM

HDFC gains over 2.5% ahead of Q2 nos

1:44 PM

DLF rental arm's REIT issue size may be far bigger than previous issues

Initial public issue size of DLF rental arm's real estate investment trust or REIT could be far higher than the past issues due to geographies and type of assets the REIT will hold, said capital market experts.

 

"This may be the largest public issue of any REIT due to geographic concentration and assets," said a real estate analyst who has worked on past REIT issues. READ MORE

1:38 PM

Top losers on the BSE at this hour

1:31 PM

Nifty Energy Index slips 2%

1:23 PM

BROKERAGE VIEW :: Macquarie on RIL

Maintains 'Underperform', Target Price: Rs 1195/share

>> Reliance reported a largely expected sequential rebound in Q2

>> Remains cautious as they still see no economic moat.
 

1:17 PM

Market at 1.15 pm

1:14 PM

The current correction is temporary, add to your position in gold

At the start of this year, gold was trading at Rs 38,962 per 10-gram level. It then rose 43.5 per cent level to touch a peak of Rs 55,901 on August 7.

 

Since then, however, the yellow metal has corrected around 9.4 per cent and is now at the Rs 50,636 level. This correction has left investors in a quandary, with many asking: Has the bull run come to an end, or does it still have some steam left? Correction is temporary The foremost reason for the correction witnessed seen since August is that the rally in the preceding months had been very sharp. READ MORE

1:09 PM

India VIX rises 3%

12:59 PM

Bank Nifty trades near day's high, up over 3%