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    • Five stocks accounted for over 50% of increase in Nifty’s market cap

      The rally over the past two months was not broad based, with limited participation by mid-cap and small-cap stocks.

    • Key events next week: India's inflation, export, import data; G20, APEC Summits and more

      Here are the key economic, leadership and other events in India and around the world to get you started for next week.

    • Macro data, global factors to drive debt, currency mkts: Ind-Ra

      The benchmark 10-year G-sec yield is expected to stay in the range of 7.40-7.50 percent (7.44 percent at previous week's close) while the rupee could remain in the 66.10-66.90/USD (66.56/USD at previous week's close), the rating agency said in a statement.

    • Weekly wrap: Global cues, rate cut hopes push Nifty, Sensex

      The week also saw a smooth but sluggish November series futures & options expiry on Thursday. Nifty rolled over to December series 72% vs 64% in last expiry. Higher rolls were witnessed in auto & infra spaces

    • ECB meet, release of data key events this week: Lakefield

      Bruno Verstrate, CEO, Lakefield Partners explains to CNBC-TV18 that the main event to watch out during the week is the meeting of the ECB which will indicate the ECB‘s opinion on quantitative easing or the next LTRO.

    • New jobs, macro data are US mkt triggers: Nautilus Invest

      In an interview on CNBC-TV18, Bruno Verstrate, CEO of Nautilus Invest says that foreign exchange movement and volatility are the two factors determining which way global markets swing at this stage. "This is not only in Europe but also in Asia."

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