Pvt lenders to log higher liquidity coverage ratios gains on wholesale deposits
New banking rules starting April 1 will boost liquidity coverage ratios for banks holding more wholesale deposits. Private lenders are set to benefit more as certain wholesale deposits will attract lower run-off factors. This change is expected to improve the overall LCR for banks. Public sector banks may see a smaller advantage from these adjustments.
PNGS Reva shares make a weak start on D-Street debut
PNGS Reva Diamond Jewellery shares began trading on exchanges at a discount. The stock opened lower than its initial public offering price on both NSE and BSE. However, the shares showed resilience. They recovered significantly during the trading session. The stock ultimately closed above its offer price on both exchanges. This marks a positive turn […]
India’s fear gauge logs sharpest spike since Covid shock in 2 days
India’s fear gauge for stocks has seen its biggest jump in six years. The VIX climbed nearly 50% in two days, reaching its highest in 10 months. This surge reflects global uncertainty from attacks on Iran. Analysts warn of continued market pressure until geopolitical tensions ease. Investors are advised to remain cautious and consider hedging […]
FIIs sold about Rs 11,000 crore worth Indian stocks in 2 days of US-Iran war
Foreign investors sold nearly Rs 11,000 crore in two March sessions amid escalating West Asia tensions, surging crude prices and currency volatility. DIIs offered support, but Sensex losses deepened as oil-driven inflation and macro risks dented investor confidence.
Sebi revises reporting norms for AIFs, introduces annual activity report
Sebi has revised the reporting framework for Alternative Investment Funds, replacing detailed quarterly submissions with a comprehensive annual report, reducing compliance burden, improving ease of business, and standardizing filings through the Sebi Intermediary Portal.
Investors’ wealth erodes by Rs 16.32 lakh cr in two days as West Asia turmoil intensifies
Equity investors became poorer by Rs 16.32 lakh crore in the two-day fall in the stock market after the conflict involving the US, Israel and Iran escalated significantly.
BSE receives Sebi nod to launch F&O contracts for Sensex Next 30 index
BSE received SEBI approval to launch monthly futures and options for the Sensex Next 30 index, tracking top liquid companies outside Sensex 30. The move expands derivative offerings amid strong BSE performance and rising investor interest.
12 equity mutual funds with over Rs 1,000 NAV offer upto 24% CAGR since their inception. Do you own any?
Out of these 12 funds, 11 have been in the market for more than 25 years. They have delivered consistent double-digit returns over decades, highlighting the benefits of long-term investing. Despite market fluctuations and multiple benchmark changes, these schemes demonstrate strong resilience and growth potential for disciplined investors.
80% of Indian stocks are in bear market. Is it time to be greedy or fearful?
Nearly 80% of Indian stocks are deep in bear market territory, hidden beneath modest index declines. Small and midcap companies have faced prolonged selling, but fundamentals remain strong. Analysts suggest that, despite geopolitical risks and oil shocks, selective bottom-up stock picking could offer attractive opportunities for long-term investors willing to endure temporary volatility.
Caution, not panic: Anand Tandon urges measured approach amid market volatility
Amidst global tensions and market volatility, analyst Anand Tandon advises caution on Indian equities, deeming them expensive relative to growth. He suggests selective buying of fundamentally strong stocks and patience. Tandon favors engineering over aviation, expresses reservations about IT’s near-term prospects due to AI, and urges prudence in banking, particularly with public sector banks.