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MARKET WRAP: Sensex loses 155 pts amid selling in banks; IBHFL tumbles 34%

All that happened in markets today.

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hare brokers react to falling stock prices on screens of computers and television

2:18 PM

NEWS ALERT | 1.1 % equity exchanged for Bharat Dalmia

-- 20.16 lakh shares (1.01% eq) worth Rs 169.23 cr trade at an average of Rs 825.50/sh
2:05 PM

Second wave of NPAs? SBI, BoB, YES Bank could be hit, Jefferies says

Given the elevated debt serviceability ratio (the higher the ratio the poorer the ability to sustain debt levels), the 'A' rated corporate are the most prone to further credit rating downgrades. The report, however, points out that debt or interest repayment abilities of 'BBB' and below rated companies have seen an improvement. READ MORE  

Banks, NPA, IBC
Illustration by Binay Sinha

1:55 PM

YES Bank continues to bleed, slips 15% to hit a 10-year low

In the past four days, the share price of YES Bank has tanked 26 per cent after YES Capital, one of the promoter entities of the private lender, sold nearly 2 per cent stake in the bank. In comparison, the S&P BSE Sensex was down 1 per cent during the same period. READ MORE  
1:40 PM

Market is watching out the fiscal deficit post the tax cuts: Nilesh Shah, Kotak AMC to CNBC-TV18

-- Market is expecting some follow-up steps from the govt; 

-- Removing LTCG at this stage may not lead to losses for the govt; 

-- Govt has taken a 'Bazooka' step w.r.t corporate tax cuts
 
 
1:35 PM

These stocks from BSE500 hit 52-week high today

1:32 PM

MARKET CHECK

1:18 PM

ICICI Securities on Adani Gas

AGL has the potential to emerge as one of the key players over the long term in the CGD business in India. With newly acquired GAs, the company, along with its JV partner, covers 8% of India’s population. This will drive volume growth on a sustainable basis. However, higher front loaded capex to set up a huge infrastructure network would limit profitability growth to 8.7 per cent CAGR in FY19-21E due to higher depreciation and interest expenses in our opinion. Hence, we have a HOLD rating on the stock with a target price of Rs 140/share. 
1:08 PM

Mid, small-caps underperform in H1FY20; metals, pharma, autos worst-hit

While the Sensex has lost a marginal 0.3 per cent since the beginning of this fiscal, Nifty has slipped 1.1 per cent during this period. S&P BSE Small-cap index, however, tanked nearly 11 per cent and the S&P BSE Midcap index has shed 8 per cent. The BSE500 index, which accounts 95 per cent of the total BSE listed companies market capitalisation, has lost 2.8 per cent in H1FY20. READ MORE 

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12:59 PM

Reliance Securities on SRF

We foresee near-term stress for SRF owing to persistent pressure in technical textiles business and short-term disruption in demand-supply dynamics of BOPET. However, the chemicals business is expected to hold ground and the stress would partly ease once the demand growth covers incremental supply of BOPET by year end. We value chemicals business at 14x FY21 EBITDA, packaging film, technical textiles and other business at 6x FY21 EBITDA. The stock has been trading at a 1yr forward EV/EBITDA of 10.4x over the last 3 years, which is in-line with our implied EV/EBITDA. We initiate coverage on SRF with HOLD recommendation and an SOTP-based Target Price of Rs 2,710.
12:47 PM

Essel Group is strong. Will sail through the difficult times, says Subhash Chandra: CNBC -TV18

- Rumours coming from vested interestes: Chandra
12:43 PM

NEWS ALERT | Nifty Bank set for the biggest quarterly fall in 11 years: CNBC-TV18

12:42 PM

Indiabulls Group shares tumble; Indiabulls Housing tanks 38%

Indiabulls Housing Finance saw its sharpest intra-day fall since listing, plunging 38 per cent to Rs 240, also its 52-week low on the BSE. The trading volumes on the counter jumped four-fold with a combined 59 million equity shares changed hands on the NSE and BSE till 12:06 pm. READ MORE 
 
12:36 PM

FPIs withdraw $3 billion between July-September; highest in 11 quarters

Overseas investors have pulled out over Rs 20,000 crore ($3 billion) from Indian equities during the third quarter of the calendar year 2019 (Q3CY19), the steepest quarterly outflow since the October –December 2016 quarter, when they had pulled out Rs 31,222 crore ($4.6 billion) from the equity market. READ MORE  

FPI

12:32 PM

IPO WATCH | IRCTC offer subscribed 25% so far on Day 1 of the bidding process

(Source: NSE)
12:28 PM

MARKET CHECK | Top gainers on the BSE at this hour

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First Published: Sep 30 2019 | 7:38 AM IST