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    • PSU banks lead the charge on D-Street. Will the rally hold?

      Banking stocks have rallied up to 80 percent in the last one year on reform push. In fact, the S&P BSE Banking index has risen nearly 16 percent so far in 2017, led by gains in Federal Bank, Yes Bank, PNB, SBI, IndusInd Bank.

    • Bank of Baroda may slip to Rs 440: Shardul Kulkarni

      Shardul Kulkarni of Angel Broking feels that Bank of Baroda may slip to Rs 440. “On the lower side 10,000 is now acting as a support and 10,500 is acting as a resistance for Bank Nifty,” he adds.

    • Banks rise after RBI delivers 50 bps repo rate cut

      Banking shares rose after the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) cut the repo rate by a higher-than-expected 50 basis points, while keeping the cash reserve ratio (CRR) unchanged.

    • Be watchful around 4850-4960 levels, says IIFL's Anu Jain

      Due to external factors, Anu Jain of IIFL Private Wealth Management advices traders to be cautious around the 4850-4960 level on the Nifty.

    • Evidences suggest Nifty may slip to 4700: Anil Manghnani

      Enough evidence suggesting that the 4,700 levels is a possibility, said Anil Manghnani of Modern Shares & Stock Brokers. But, he remains more concerned about the stocks rather than the index front. Moreover, he suggested buying Yes Bank from a trading point of view, but seemed worried about Axis Bank, ICICI Bank and State Bank of India.

    • Next 2 weeks worst period, short at every bounce: Anu Jain

      Anu Jain, Senior vice president at IIFL Private Wealth Management joins CNBC-TV18 to give her outlook of the market on a medium-term. She says that until mid-September, volatility is going to be horrendous and therefore, it is best to lay off aggressive trading.

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