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  • Chartists cautious after a four-week selloff even as index rebounds in trade

    Last week's market selloff led to a wealth erosion of over Rs 20 lakh crore in BSE-listed shares. Chartists have adviced investors to be cautious and let the market settle down, especially in the broader segment.

  • Taking Stock | Market snaps eight-day winning streak, erases weekly gains; Nifty below 17,800

  • Nifty50 tanks to 52-week low; should you be greedy or scared?

  • NSE to rebrand indices; CNX Nifty to be renamed Nifty 50

  • Rampage seen in midcaps; experts advise staying away

  • Midcap mania continues; it may be time to cash out for now

  • Mutual Fund assets reclaim Rs 12 trillion mark: Crisil

  • Idea Cellular, Yes Bank to replace DLF, JSPL in CNX Nifty

  • Mkt rewarding long trades; buy every dip: Sudarshan Sukhani

  • 5 stocks you should pick for 2015: Religare Retail

  • Bank Nifty to sustain recent gains; buy on dips: CK Narayan

  • 22 SMEs mop-up Rs 160 cr via IPO in 2014

  • MFs' assets jump over 7% to new high of Rs 10.6 tn in Q2

  • United Spirits slips 4% on exclusion from NSE F&O, Nifty

  • Time to cheer for MFs as AUM hits record Rs 9.16trn in Feb

  • Coming soon: An equity market rally that everyone missed

    Almost 18 percent return over a five-year period is not bad at all. Can such a performance qualify to be called a bull market? If that is the case, did we all miss this rally?, asks Amit Trivedi of Karmayog Knowledge Academy.

  • Fall of rupee an opportunity for NRIs to invest in India?

    Rajiv Raj of creditvidya.com elaborates on India becoming an excellent investment opportunity for NRIs in India. He stresses on capitalising on this depreciation in the currency.

  • Rupee depreciation to hurt India Inc: CRISIL Research

    CRISIL Research, India's largest independent and integrated research house, expects India Inc to be severely impacted by the rupee's depreciation against the dollar given the large foreign currency debt on the books and only partial hedging.

  • Rupee woes to burn a deep hole in India Inc's pockets

    The research firm expects the currency‘s fall to lift input costs across sectors amidst weak demand environment as reflected in low double-digit topline growth expected in 2013-14.

  • Index based market wide circuit breaker for Jul-Sep quarter

    Exchanges say 10 percent, 15 percent and 20 percent circuit breakers bring about a coordinated trading halt in all equity and equity derivative markets nationwide.

  • Expect Indian rupee to remain weak today: Karvy

    Karvy Stocks Broking has come out with its report on currency. The research firm says from the domestic front, the fiscal deficit data for February is expected to widen, keeping the rupee under pressure. Overall, expect the rupee to remain weak for the day.

  • ICICI Prudential MF launches Nifty ETF

    ICICI Prudential Mutual Fund has launched ICICI Prudential Nifty ETF, an open ended index exchange traded fund that aims to provide returns before expenses that closely correspond to the total return of the Underlying Index, subject to tracking errors.

  • S&P ends licensing pact for NSE indices

    Global financial market indexing and ratings major Standard and Poor's (S&P's) has ended its licensing agreement for benchmark indices of the National Stock Exchange, pursuant to which the Indian bourse cannot use S&P name for any of its products.

  • Most equity MFs in India underperformers over 5 years : S&P

    Majority of equity mutual funds in the country have underperformed against their respective benchmark indices over the last five years, according to a report by S&P Dow Jones Indices and Crisil released today.

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