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    • Lenders extend gains to take Nifty Bank higher by 10% in April as FIIs return this month

      Almost all components of the BSE PSU Bank index is holding firm with steady gains, helping the index higher by 1.7 percent in early trade, though it gauge has cooled off from initial highs. The banking pack has the highest weightage in the benchmark indices.

    • FIIs go on a shopping spree in June; will the buying binge sustain despite valuation concerns?

      First fortnight data of June month shows FIIs bought stocks from real estate, telecom and financial services sectors but sold IT, metals and oil and gas.

    • Explained | Key global and domestic triggers this week as analysts expect market volatility

      On the domestic front, retail inflation data, wholesale inflation numbers, crude oil prices, and FII's behaviour will be key triggers for stock markets in the current holiday-shortened week.

    • Nifty may hit 9400 in April series; 5 stocks which can give up to 17% return in short term

      On the technical front, 9,020-9,050 is strong support zone for the Nifty and current trend is likely to continue towards 9,400. Here are top five stocks, which can give up to 7-17 percent in the short term based on technical parameters.

    • Why yields on 10-year bonds would inch to 8.45% ahead

      The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) announcing OMOs indicates two things; One is that there has been plentiful liquidity, and the RBI has been buying dollars which means it is pumping rupees into the system.

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