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Given the widening disparity of risk between current prices and fair value of stocks across the board, the odds of correction increases, say analysts
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While the trend is expected to continue, experts caution that India will need strong earnings growth to absorb the significant liquidity
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Broader markets, too, joined the rally and outperformed benchmarks, with Nifty Midcap 100 and Nifty Smallcap 100 rising up to 0.7 percent
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Edelweiss Group chairman Rashesh Shah also believes that incremental FII inflows will come to India once interest rates in the US start coming down
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The US central bank's staff has clawed back its expectations of a 'mild recession' later in the year, as they no longer forecast a recession in the world's largest economy
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IT sector has been on an ascendancy. IT sector If a 25-year trend is taken into account, it tends to move up, says Harish Krishnan.
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You don’t need to be a financial analyst to succeed in the markets. Just common sense, and discipline, says Shah.
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Shah, who is a firm believer in the mean reversion theory, says sectors that haven’t done quite well in 2022 will bounce back in 2023. He says sectors like banking, technology, pharma, infra or anything related to construction, which is real estate, are the ones to watch out for
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Foreign investors continue to desert Indian equity markets and have pulled out over Rs 4,000 crore this month so far amid steady appreciation of the dollar and rising interest rates in the US.
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The prevailing geopolitical tensions between Russia and Ukraine have been sending shockwaves through the Indian financial markets of late. As uncertainty is expected to continue, White Oak Capital founder Prashant Khemka offers some tips for investors to tide over the crisis.
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Indian equity markets continued their winning momentum, with benchmark indices rising a percent each and the Nifty hitting a fresh record high of 15,606.35. Metal, banks and realty stocks gained most. Among individual gainers, JSW Steel, ICICI Bank and Reliance Industries were top gainers on the benchmark Nifty50.
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The focus is to look at companies that have the potential to grow significant cash flows over the medium to long-term, say 5-10 years, says Jeff Chowdhry, Senior Portfolio Manager, LGM Investments.
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The volatility witnessed in the market yesterday, after geopolitical concerns and worries of rising macro-economic instability, led to some "cleansing" in market sentiment and will help it start afresh in October, says Tushar Mahajan, Head of Listed Futures & Options - India, Nomura.
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The Indian equity markets have seen good run since the February lows and if the liquidity gush keeps pouring in and globally, nothing wrong happens then Nifty could see the earlier top of 9100 before the US elections, is the word coming in from Vibhav Kapoor, Director and Group CIO, IL&FS.
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Rural economy has a lot of upside embedded in it on the back of good monsoon, which may pull the economy out of high inflation and low growth, pending since past two years, says Shiv Puri, Founder of TVF Capital Advisers.
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According to the global financial services major, the market will be focused on RBI policy and earnings for the fourth quarter of 2015-16, but the key to absolute market moves is still "what happens outside India".
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Watch market experts discuss specific stock ideas and the road ahead for Indian equity markets.
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Watch market experts discuss the road ahead for Indian equity markets and specific stocks with Sonia Shenoy and Anuj Singhal of CNBC-TV18.
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Mark Matthews of Bank Julius Baer & Co says oil could make a bottom at current levels as the oil cartel's 12 member countries cannot continue producing.
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Overseas investors pulled out close to Rs 3,500 crore from the Indian equity markets in the New Year on concerns of renewed worries over the health of Chinese economy and sharp fall in crude oil prices.
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Underlying strength in the US economy is gaining more traction and one can expect dollar to strengthen, says David Lennox, Fat Prophets.
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CNBC-TV18‘s Nimesh Shah and Animesh Das report on the record inflow of USD 10 billion into the equity markets in the January-March quarter alone.
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After a flat close yesterday, Indian equity markets have opened on a quiet note, though appear steady. At 09.27 am the Sensex was up 62.08 points or 0.32% at 19306.50, and the Nifty was up 16.05 points or 0.27% at 5873.95.
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ICRA Equity Research Service has come out with its report on Indian Equity Markets. The research firm has maintained cautious outlook on Indian equity markets, in its July 12, 2011 report.
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Andrew Holland, CEO of Equities at Ambit Capital tells CNBC-TV18 that investor sentiment has been affected due to negative global newsflow such as the tragic events coming out of Japan as well as the Middle East crisis. He says the price of oil remains a key concern for emerging markets like India.
