Despite bullish stock markets so far this year, four companies have refrained from coming out with initial public offers worth over Rs 700 crore, letting their regulatory approvals lapse.
The
Oil and equities have been in lock-step for much of the last two years but this is likely to break down in 2011, as high fuel costs dent demand and
The market seems to have entered a phase of range-bound trade once again, and the indices are being pulled in opposite directions. While worsening fundamentals are dragging them downward,
The stock markets are likely to see volatile trend and may undergo consolidation this week in the absence of positive factors, coupled with a steaming crude oil, which rose to
A government proposal to do away with the distinction between short-term and long-term investment for levying Capital Gains tax on securities trading may cause volatility in the market, as investors
According to latest data from Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi), FIIs brought in stocks worth Rs 25,000 crore till date in calendar year 2010. There are around eight months still remaining in the year.
On the heels of the stock markets bleeding of late, a senior Finance Ministry official has said a roadmap for the government's stake sale in CPSUs will initially include only select companies, as it is not possible to have a disinvestment programme at one go.
The rupee today depreciated by 8 paise against the US currency in early trade in line with weak stock markets.
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