The SGX Nifty is indicating an open at around 10,100 mark for the broader index
In 12 months, bond yields are down 100 bps, against 200-bps cut in repo
This indicates that GST revenue for May, but collected in June, could recover after reporting a close to 85% shortfall in April vis-a-vis last year
Generally, the daily volume is Rs 10-15,000 crore in CPs in the secondary market
The agency's earlier forecast was 3%; it says state governments were already facing a lower-than-budgeted share in central taxes and subdued own revenue growth, when the 21-day lockdown was imposed
Finance Nirmala Sitharaman earlier this month announced Rs 90,000 crore liquidity infusion for discoms, saying that they owe Rs 94,000 crore to power generation companies
A total of 25 companies including Alembic Pharmaceuticals, IDFC First Bank, and UPL, are scheduled to announce their March quarter earnings later in the day
Credit costs could touch Rs 2.7 trillion
M&M has a diversified business profile with presence across farm equipment, auto and automotive components, defence, information technology, hospitality, steel trading, infrastructure and aerospace
India Ratings and Research said on Wednesday that the lockdown imposed by state governments would hit infrastructure construction in the big cities
Corporate groups with a large dependency on the bank could face a longer period of disruption.
Plant capacity utilisation in India not directly impacted yet, says agency
Empirically, about 25 per cent of the vulnerable debt is likely to turn delinquent - resulting in additional Rs 2.54 trillion of delinquent debt
High iron ore premiums for new mine owners could alter costs for steel mills
The outlook revision follows significant risks emerging from the exposure of certain construction companies to the state governments of Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Tamil Nadu
This is the third downgrade of the private sector lender by Ind-Ra in last one year - which could adversely impact the bank's franchise and potentially create challenges on asset and liability side.
In its outlook for FY21, it projected the deficit to be 3.4 per cent in the next year against 3 per cent given in the papers presented under the Fiscal Responsibility and Budget Management (FRBM) Ac
The government has announced a slew of measures recently to prop-up the economy, but Ind-Ra believes they will come to aid only in the medium term
This fiscal slippage will originate from a decline in tax revenue, a lower nominal GDP and higher expenditure, it said
Timely creation of liquidity backup for the upcoming debt maturities in 2HFY20 and FY21 amid the funding challenges being faced by the sector remains the key rating monitorable