The company has fixed the price band for the issue at Rs 129-130 per share. The IPO will close on March 17
The chart of Bajaj Auto looks attractive with the RSI also improving the bias and indicating a trend reversal to signal a buy
This week, Indian markets will be guided by the US Federal Reserve's call on interest rates and domestic macroeconomic data. Besides, Covid-related news will also remain on investors' radar
Global investors are urging the Securities and Exchange Board of India to fix the upstairs market
Private debt means debt given to privately held companies or buying those loans in the secondary market
Former RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan on Sunday cautioned that "drastic changes" in India's monetary policy framework can upset the bond market
Analysts also expect IHCL to maintain a valuation premium to peers due to its strong brand, which would aid pricing and occupancy levels
Large-cap PMS schemes (average returns of 4.9 %), mid-cap (9.8%), multi cap (7.1%), and small-cap (8.9%) - all underperformed their respective category benchmark indices
The positive commentary on the Union Budget should spur additional foreign flows, notwithstanding higher valuations, says Bhaskar
The Rs 760-crore IPO comprises only fresh issuance, and the price band is Rs 553-555 per share
Most of its segments are expected to be in positive territory for the first time in several year
The dollar index climbing above 92 and firmness in US 10-year bond yield impacted sentiments which may be seen as profit-booking since FPIs are sitting on huge profits, says an analyst
RIL and SBI were the only two companies from the top-10 list that witnessed erosion from their market capitalisation for the week ended Friday
Updates on COVID-19 situation and related news will also remain on participants' radars, says an analyst
Revised norms to treat all perpetual bonds as 100-year tenor to be withdrawn
Besides redemption pressure in debt market, it will make fund raising difficult for PSBs
Improving product mix and rising exports to aid margins
The return of inflation fears have been stoked again by the rise in commodity prices, especially oil
The Nifty ended Friday's session at 15,031, a fall of 144 points or 0.95 per cent
Key factor that has aided the sharp rally, especially in the mid-cap segment is the ample liquidity with global central banks remaining in an 'accommodative' mode