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Lovisha Darad

Senior Correspondent

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is passionate about domestic and global equity market development. She writes stories exclusively on equities from a fundamental perspective, gathering insights from niche market gurus.

Auto stocks in fast lane this month as festive season nears: Is there more steam left?

BUSINESS

Auto stocks in fast lane this month as festive season nears: Is there more steam left?

So far, the BSE Auto index has gained 3 percent this month whereas related stocks from the sector like Maruti Suzuki, M&M, Tata Motors, Bajaj Auto, Eicher Motors and Hero MotoCorp surged in the range of 2-8 percent

JPMorgan's India bond inclusion to bolster trailing rupee

BUSINESS

JPMorgan's India bond inclusion to bolster trailing rupee

The decision will move strengthen the rupee, as passive inflows are expected to be around $10-15 billion, independent market analyst Ambareesh Baliga has said

Fed’s hawkish pause has markets on alert. Will it keep Sensex, Nifty in check?

BUSINESS

Fed’s hawkish pause has markets on alert. Will it keep Sensex, Nifty in check?

Analysts believe that the upward movement in US bond yields after the Federal Reserve's latest decision can play a spoilsport for Indian markets in the near term

Canadian pension fund-held stocks in India fall as diplomatic row heats up

BUSINESS

Canadian pension fund-held stocks in India fall as diplomatic row heats up

India-Canada relations have taken a hit in the last few days as Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau alleged involvement of India in the killing of Khalistan Tiger Force Chief Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a few months back

PSU stocks' rally may press govt for disinvestment as election spend squeezes fiscal space

BUSINESS

PSU stocks' rally may press govt for disinvestment as election spend squeezes fiscal space

On a year-to-date (YTD) basis, the S&P BSE PSU index has rallied 25 percent, led by triple-digit returns from Mazagon Dock (up 186 percent), Rail Vikas Nigam, and IRCON International, during the same period.

Boiling crude prices, lower traffic may spell trouble for aviation sector in Q2, say analysts

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Boiling crude prices, lower traffic may spell trouble for aviation sector in Q2, say analysts

Prices of Brent Crude have surged 20 percent to $94 per barrel, pushing average ATF prices up 6.8 percent from the previous quarter.

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