Big Movers: What should investors do with Shree Cement, Policybazaar and Apar Industries?

Indian equity benchmarks showed little movement on Monday as global markets weakened. Shree Cement’s stock fell, Policybazaar rose while Apar Industries saw a sudden increase in share value. Investors are recommended to sell Shree Cement’s shares, buy on dips Policybazaar’s shares, and buy on dips Apar Industries’ shares as they continue their prior rising trend. […]

Cyient DLM chip off a known block, needs time to scale up

​​Listed IT company Cyient is the promoter of the company. Given the rich valuation, high risk-taking investors may consider the IPO to participate in a high growth segment of electronics manufacturing services (EMS) with a focus on the complex area of aerospace and defense, robust order-to-bill ratio, and earnings boost from higher utilization.

RBI announces portfolios for deputy governors

Janakiraman will look after the departments of consumer education and protection, supervision, financial inclusion and development, inspection, premises, and Rajbhasha. Deputy governor Michael Patra will handle the departments of monetary policy, financial markets regulation, financial markets operations, deposit and credit guarantee corporation, and economic and policy research, amongst others.

RBI in talks with leading global peers to promote digital payments

Barely months before unveiling the CBDC pilot in both retail and wholesale segments, the central bank allowed rupee settlement for international trade as a step towards internationalisation of the rupee. Banks from 18 countries have opened rupee vostro accounts since July last year, helping their importers settle payments in the rupee.

Textile slump mutes debt-laden Sumeet Industries appeal for suitors

Bids for the debt-laden textile company Sumeet Industries have been weaker than lenders’ expectations as high input costs and weak demand in the industry have kept large bidders away. Banks received bids ranging from ₹90 crore to ₹150 crore indicating a recovery of just 22%, much lower than the ₹250 crore or 40% recovery expected.