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  • From Clarity On Capital Gains Tax To STT, Here’s What Equity Markets Want From Budget 2024

    The full Budget 2024 is around the corner and many have started posting their expectations from Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman. Moneycontrol’s Santosh Nair & Stacy Pereira try to gauge what Dalal Street wants from Budget 2024

  • Election Results: Bears Sweep to Power on D-Street | India VIX Jumps 39% | Investors lose Rs 30 Lakh Cr

    Election Results: Bears Sweep to Power on D-Street | India VIX Jumps 39% | Investors lose Rs 30 Lakh Cr

    Market sees biggest drag in 4 years as investors' wealth erodes by Rs 30 lakh crore. The Nifty ended the day at 21,884.50, down 1,379 points after touching a low of 21,281 during the day. The Sensex tumbled 4,389 points to finish at 72,079.05. Mid and small caps fared even worse with the respective indices falling 6-7%. The big worry for the market is the policy decisions could slow down, now that BJP might not get majority on its own.

  • Will Powell's hawkish remarks hurt Street's festive spirit? Market Minutes

    Will Powell's hawkish remarks hurt Street's festive spirit? Market Minutes

    In this episode of Market Minutes, Lovisha Darad discusses if Fed Chief Jerome Powell's indication of further rate increases would spoil investors mood on November 10 ahead of festivities. As a result of Powell's hawkish remarks, bond yields hardened overnight whereas US equities ended on a depressed note. Will India imbibe the same spirit as well? Also, catch Ajit Banerjee, CIO of Shriram Life Insurance Company on Voice of the Day segment. Market Minutes is a morning podcast that puts the spotlight on hot stocks, key data points, and developing trends.

  • Live: Meta launches Threads | Ideaforge to List on D-Street | Global rice prices soar | Newspresso

    Live: Meta launches Threads | Ideaforge to List on D-Street | Global rice prices soar | Newspresso

    We bring you the latest updates from global markets, D-Street & the emerging trends. Global rice prices which are already at an 11-year high are set to rise further. Billionaire Gautam Adani-led Adani Green announced that it intends to raise funds to the tune of Rs 12,300 crore. Meanwhile on the trends sector Elon Musk threatens Mark Zuckerberg over a lawsuit, says, competition & cheating is different. Watch this edition of Newspresso with Moneycontrol’s Stacy Pereira & get the latest updates on news across the world.

  • Risks rise on D-Street as investors turn wary before Budget

    Risks rise on D-Street as investors turn wary before Budget

    After beating most Asian and emerging market peers last year, India’s $3.4 trillion stock market is already overshadowed in 2023 as China’s reopening attracts global funds to the North Asian market after a record selloff.

  • 3-Point Analysis | Will bulls take control of D-Street in December?

    3-Point Analysis | Will bulls take control of D-Street in December?

    The markets have been on a roller coaster ride in 2020. Sensex fell 38 percent from January high to 25,982 on March 23, 2020. The equity markets started to recover from April with November being the best month for stocks according to BSE 500 index stocks' performance on a monthly basis.

  • Gainers & Losers: 10 stocks that moved the most on June 11

    Gainers & Losers: 10 stocks that moved the most on June 11

    All the sectoral indices ended in the red with Sensex tumbling over 700 points and Nifty barely holding above 9,900.

  • Editor's Take | Market has high expectations from Budget 2020

    Editor's Take | Market has high expectations from Budget 2020

    Moneycontrol's Sakshi Batra gets in conversation with Kshitij Anand to find what the market is expecting from Budget 2020.

  • Budget 2018: D-Street gave a thumbs down to Budget 2018; retail investors to shell out more tax

    Budget 2018: D-Street gave a thumbs down to Budget 2018; retail investors to shell out more tax

    "This was an election year and a populist Budget was definitely on the anvil, especially after the recent fiasco in the Gujarat elections. The markets seem to be artificially held up, for now, wait and watch might be the best approach to adopt at this juncture," says Nikhil Kamath, Co-founder and Head of Trading, Zerodha.

  • What changed for the market while you were sleeping? 10 things to know

    What changed for the market while you were sleeping? 10 things to know

    Here are top cues from domestic as well as international markets which could have a bearing on the Dalal Street on Tuesday.

  • What changed for the market while you were sleeping? 10 things to know

    What changed for the market while you were sleeping? 10 things to know

    Top cues from domestic and international markets, which could have a bearing on the D-Street on Monday

  • What changed for market while you were sleeping? 10 things you should know

    What changed for market while you were sleeping? 10 things you should know

  • Fed minutes spark sell off; volatility back in market

    Fed minutes spark sell off; volatility back in market

    The minutes of last night‘s Fed meeting seemed to suggest that a lot of members of the Fed did not want quantitative easing (QE) to continue, which sparked of sell-off in the late trade, in the US market.

  • Mkt fundamentals not better than before; bet on OMCs: HSBC

    Mkt fundamentals not better than before; bet on OMCs: HSBC

    Tushar Pradhan, CIO, HSBC AMC believes that global fund flows are the main reason for the rally in Indian market and expects India to be on investors‘ radar if global fund flows continue.

  • Nifty to be rangebound; ECB meet to decide mood: Experts

    Nifty to be rangebound; ECB meet to decide mood: Experts

    D-Street suffered a setback as indices lost strength ahead of the European Central Bank (ECB) meet on Thursday. Experts analyse where the market is headed from current levels.

  • Mkt unlikely to maintain momentum, inflation to be spoiler

    Mkt unlikely to maintain momentum, inflation to be spoiler

    It's been a lacklustre but steady session on D-street. Global cues added weight in late trade giving the market an edge. The Nifty closed up with a 27 point gain at 5,347. The Sensex walked home with 75 points to end at 17633.45.

  • Sporadic bear market rallies given but not breach of 5300

    Sporadic bear market rallies given but not breach of 5300

    It's been an absolute blockbuster rally on D-street today. Bourses put up a rock solid performance--a complete surprise considering the start of day's trade. Firm global markets gave that much needed fillip to our markets.

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