Agarwal is bullish on ICICI Bank, Eicher Motors, Tata Motors and Zomato as he sees further growth in the markets owing to positive investor sentiments
The risk of monsoon is something one should take cognizance of, warns Dhiraj Agarwal, Independent Market Expert while ruling out assertions by some analysts that the Indian economy is on its way to recovery.
Dhiraj Agarwal, Independent Market Expert is of the view that IT stocks look reasonable at these prices and does not see much downside.
The government is doing the right thing by focusing majorly on execution. Its recent steps will help the economy in the long-term, said independent market expert Dhiraj Agarwal.
The market needs public spending at this point, said independent expert Dhiraj Agarwal. He remains bullish on IT.
Dhiraj Agarwal expects gross domestic product (GDP) growth to rise by 6-7 percent by next year from the current 5 percent range
According to Dhiraj Agarwal, the current trend in the market is more stock-specific rather than being sector-specific
According to Nirmal Jain, the probability of a stable government is getting stronger and is driving many good quality investors. He believes at every correction, there are investors looking to buy into the market.
According to Dhiraj Agarwal of Standard Chartered Securities, Maruti Suzuki India is a top pick in auto space.
One can prefer private sector banks, says Dhiraj Agarwal, Standard Chartered Securities.
One can prefer Larsen and Toubro (L&T) in the capital goods space, says Dhiraj Agarwal, Standard Chartered Securities.
Dhiraj Agarwal of Standard Chartered Securities explains on CNBC-TV18 that there are some major risk-factors in the economy that continue to be ignored by investors such as the reduction in demand in post Diwali and the collapse in banks' deposit growth. Agarwal advises investors to adopt a bottom-up approach and focus on specific stocks
In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Dhiraj Agarwal, Director - Institutional Equities of Standard Chartered Securities gives his expectations from the market. Agarwal says he is bullish on the market performance and says the market will test 6200-6300 in the next few months. Agarwal says 6350 could be the target to be tested next year.
Dhiraj Agarwal, director, institutional equities at StandChart Securities (India) feels macro headwinds will keep our domestic equity markets subdued. However, he adds, the negatives seem to be priced in at this point in time.
The market has witnessed strong pullback in the last few sessions. In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Dhiraj Agarwal, Director, Institutional Equities, Standard Chartered Securities says the quality of the pullback is decent. Agarwal further says as the market heads to earnings season, it may show sign of stress. “Fall to 5,200 is possible,” he adds.
Dhiraj Agarwal, Director, Institutional Equities at Standard Chartered Capital Markets, in an interview with CNBC-TV18's Mitali Mukherjee and Sonia Shenoy spoke about his reading of the market and where he sees it headed in the coming weeks on the back of global newsflow.
Buy banking stocks on dips, says Dhiraj Agarwal, Director, Institutional Equities, Standard Chartered Capital Markets.
Though the street is disappointed at tepid performance of Infosys, Dhiraj Agarwal, Standard Chartered Capital Markets feels that its numbers were in-line with their estimates.