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Budget 2023 had allocated Rs 30,000 crore for capital support to state-run Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) like BPCL, IOCL and HPCL. On July 7, the board of IOC also approved a capital raise via a rights issue not exceeding Rs 22,000 crores.

RBI may cut rate by 50 bps; liquidity, inflation call eyed: Pros

The Reserve Bank of India will hold its bi-monthly policy meet today. Experts expect 25 basis point (bps) cut. But, probability of a 50 bps cut cannot be ruled out, says Vivek Rajpal, Rate strategist at Nomura India.

Rajan has to be a hawk, inflation will nag him: Prasanna

Given the current context where we are grappled with high inflation for the past three years and continue to grapple atleast on the retail side, I think yes there is no other choice but to be hawkish and try and bring down inflation expectations.

Where is bond market headed? Experts discuss

In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Dhawal Dalal, DSP BlackRock and A Prasanna, chief economist of I-Sec, speak about the bond market and give their outlook going forward.

TRAI proposal may see 3-5% slippage of broadcast rev: I-Sec

The TRAI has recommended it will restrict the number of minutes of advertising time that all channels can carry to 12 minutes an hour. Vikash Mantri of I-Sec tells CNBC-TV18 that broadcasters might find it difficult to compensate via higher rates versus lower volumes.

Swap ratio is marginally in favour of Tech Mahindra: I-Sec

Mahindra Satyam and Tech Mahindra will merge soon. In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Kuldeep Koul, IT analyst at I-Sec says, the swap ratio is broadly inline with expectations. The swap ratio is marginally in favour of Tech Mahindra.

I-Sec picks two long term bets from media space

Vikash Mantri, Media Analyst at I-Sec in an interview to CNBC-TV18 said that the revised guidelines for owning news and non news channel are still not very clear so it would be difficult to quantify its impact on media stocks.

10-15% exposure to infra, power make pvt banks better bets

The Reserve Bank of India has hike policy rates for 12 consecutive times. Banks too transmitted such hikes to their customers. Such repeated rate hikes, however, have raised concern on banks’ asset quality as borrowers tend to default on repayments.

Government selects 4 merchant bankers for BHEL FPO

Bharat Heavy Electricals (BHEL) touched an intraday high of Rs 1,991.80 and an intraday low of Rs 1,964. At 10:06 hrs the share was quoting at Rs 1,967.80, down Rs 10.25, or 0.52%.