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ICICI Securities jumps 15% on delisting plan; Kotak invests big in RattanIndia
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With the increase in property sales, real estate companies have started recovering from a difficult phase. Their balance sheets have strengthened, and they have begun launching new projects. All of this is reflecting in the performance of real estate shares.
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India has handled the conundrum of inflation and growth quite well and as a result, while the inflation rate has come down, the economic growth has remained strong
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The property inventory is decreasing, and prices are consistently rising. In the top 7 cities of the country, residential inventory has reduced from its peak level of 45 months in October 2017 to a low of 18.6 months.
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IPOs are back in trend and a lot of companies are looking towards capital markets for raising funds.
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While investor participation in the market has been sobering since July 2022, there has been a significant uptick in investment via systematic investment plans (SIPs). The share market is also bearing the brunt of record levels of profit booking.
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Indian markets are currently experiencing a bull run. Most people would look to exit now, book a handsome profit and stop their SIPs. Don't be most people. Stay invested in the market to reap the most of it.
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In India, Blackstone is looking to issue the Asia’s largest REIT (Real Estate Investment Trust) IPO
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PEL sells 8.4% stake in Shriram Fin in block deal, Shilpa Medicare slips over 3%, GMDC zooms over 7%
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With the spectre of El Nino looming, companies dealing in consumer staple food items have started building up higher-than-usual stocks to meet any contingency if the weather effect that lowers rainfall strikes with all its fury