Big movers on D-Street: What should investors do with Tata Consumer, Tata Motors and Olectra?
The Nifty and BSE Sensex have risen about 20% each this year and are on course for their best month of 2023 with 8% gains.
15 stocks across m-caps to beat market returns
But with the stock market at record levels and valuations considered rich, it will be crucial to hold stocks that are less vulnerable to sharp declines in the event of a reversal in the bullish momentum.
New year, new peaks: D-Street bulls unlikely to take a breather
Investors must however brace for a rollercoaster ride as worries about fair-to-rich share valuations make the market vulnerable to sharp swings if favourable global macroeconomic conditions reverse, according to poll respondents comprising some of the country’s top fund managers and brokers.
Is the stock market closed for New Year’s Day on January 1?
Equity markets will be shut for a total of 14 days in 2024, one less than the current year 2023. In the year 2023, markets were closed for 15 annual holidays.
Geopolitical crises, crude and inflation D-Street’s top concerns
Poll participants feel risk reward is still in favour of equities compared with other asset classes such as debt and gold.
Investment seen powering growth in 2024 amidst rural consumption surge and inflation relief
2024 Economic Outlook: Signs of a recovery in investment were visible in the GDP data for the second quarter, released in November. Gross fixed capital formation, a proxy for investment, rose in double digits in July-September, also outpacing consumption growth for the fourth straight quarter.
After a lacklustre 2023, will 2024 be a year of mega-caps?
Mega stocks such as HDFC Bank, Reliance Industries, ICICI Bank, Infosys, TCS, Axis Bank and Kotak Mahindra Bank, which collectively account for 48% of the total Nifty 50 weightage, have given return of 9.58% in 2023 compared with the Nifty 50’s return of 20%.
Revised standards bring in some leeway for FPIs
A number of FPIs that are pooled-vehicles from countries like Mauritius, Singapore, and Cayman Islands – though not from the US – will be able to meet the regulatory conditions that would exempt them from the new rules that require funds breaching certain exposure levels to reveal the identities of all its investors down to […]