Anshul Saigal on sectors ready for a breakout in volatile market

Anshul Saigal discusses the potential shift in market dynamics, highlighting the underperformance of the real economy compared to tech. He emphasizes the upcoming opportunities in sectors like banking, textiles, value retail, capital goods, and CDMO, driven by macroeconomic changes and the evolving tariff situation.

Bull market has resumed after bottoming out; PSUs will still lead the market but pockets have changed: Ramesh Damani

Ramesh Damani, a BSE member, emphasizes that the bull market has resumed with public sector stocks, particularly in defence and construction, leading the way. He suggests focusing on domestic growth sectors like digital infrastructure and pharma. Damani highlights India’s resilience and advises against panic, stressing the importance of investing in appreciating assets for long-term gains.

Mazagon Dock shares in focus as Govt plans up to 4.8% stake sale via OFS

Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders will see a government stake sale of up to 4.83% through an Offer for Sale from April 4-7. The floor price is set at Rs 2,525 per share. Institutional investors can bid from April 4, while retail investors and employees can bid on April 7. The proceeds will help the government comply […]

Asian shares fall after worst Wall Street day since 2020

Shares in Australia and Japan fell at the open. US equity-index futures were steady as trading kicked off in Asia after the S&P 500 declined 4.9% on Thursday and the Nasdaq 100 slumped 5.5%, the biggest drop since 2020 for each.

RBI puts Bajaj Fin on notice over co-branded cards

The Reserve Bank of India has issued a letter of ‘displeasure’ to Bajaj Finance for failing to identify customer risks in its co-branded credit card business, prompting the NBFC to respond. A crucial role in co-branding agreements was highlighted by RBI, and customer complaints had surged, leading Bajaj Finance to halt new co-branded credit card […]

IT stocks tumble as outlook turns hazy

The Nifty IT index tumbled 4.2% – the biggest loser among sector indices. Shares of Persistent Systems plunged 10%, while Coforge dropped nearly 8%. TCS, Infosys, Wipro, Mphasis, LTIMindtree, and HCL Technologies declined between 3% and 4%.