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    • Short Call | Of improving sentiment, bank stocks, LIC’s heartburn bet, Marico, and all that counts

      The Q4 business updates from banks - big and small - clearly show one thing: credit growth continues to remain strong. But it is deposit growth that will decide how much the investors are willing to pay for bank stocks in the coming days

    • India’s economic activity looks set to slow as resilience wanes

      Although a dial measuring so-called animal spirits showed activity was steady for a fifth straight month in November, the needle was just one bad data point away from swinging to the left. Exports, a key growth lever in the past year, was among three of eight metrics that performed poorly

    • S&P 500, Nasdaq close up 4th straight week as optimism grows

      The S&P 500 crossed a closely watched technical level of 4,231 points, indicating the benchmark index has recouped half its losses since tumbling from the all-time peak in January. A 50 percent retracement for some signals a bull market

    • July 2021 Moneycontrol Market Sentiment Survey | Make in India and Internet Companies to be the big themes over the next 12 months

      The Moneycontrol Market Sentiment survey aims to gauge the mood of the market and get a sense of its direction by polling money managers. The second edition reveals that equities continue to remain the preferred asset class.

    • Women investors remained below 25% in securities market:Survey

      Male investors continue to dominate the securities market in India, while the percentage of women considering such market as an investment avenue has remained at less than 25 percent, says a survey by CDSL

    • Seeing revival in brokerage biz after 4yrs: Motilal Oswal

      Motilal Oswal, chairman and managing director, MOFS, says the company is seeing recovery in its business for the first time after four years.

    • Seeing fall in home loan book growth: Kotak Mah Bank

      Kotak Mahindra Bank, one of the youngest lenders among the domestic players, joined its larger peers SBI, ICICI Bank and mortgage major HDFC in cutting the home loan rate by 0.25 percent last week.

    • ICICI Sec sees Nifty sniffing at 6,700 before LS polls

      Many foreign brokerages such as Goldman Sachs, Nomura and CLSA had attributed the recent market rally to the likelihood of a Narendra Modi-led BJP government after the May hustings.

    • Budget 2013: Indications are FM will deliver: Nirmal Jain

      In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Nirmal Jain, Chairman of IIFL shared his readings and outlook on market and Union Budget 2013.

    • Positive mkt mood yet to affect economy: JSW Steel

      Seshagiri Rao, joint MD and group CFO, JSW Steel explains to CNBC-TV18 that the turn in market sentiment has not resulted in any significant improvement of the economic environment on the ground.

    • IIP far too dismal on waning business confidence: PN Vijay

      PN Vijay, portfolio manager, pnvijay.com joins CNBC-TV18 to give his reaction to the July IIP numbers and opine on what he expects of the upcoming RBI meet.

    • Real estate will recover once economy stabilises: Godrej

      With no clarity on policy and an impending slowdown in growth, what does the corporate sector look like? Adi Godrej, tycoon and chairman of Godrej Industries joins CNBC-TV18 to provide reprieve to the flared nerves.

    • Sentiments move markets; political strategy needed: FactSet

      In an interview on CNBC-TV18, Bobby Rakhit, CFA - Vice President, FactSet Ltd talks about how he is reading global markets after all the weakness that is doing the rounds in all major financial institutions.

    • Markets crashed due to external reasons, not domestic: FM

      Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee today said the plunge in the stock markets is purely due to external factors, like concerns over the US recovery and Euro Zone debt crisis, and hoped the volatility is temporary and it would recover soon.

    • Govt to take call on FPO post subsidy burden hike: ONGC

      AK Hazarika, chairman of ONGC, tells CNBC-TV18 that this hike in subsidy to 38.8% translates to a burden of nearly Rs 4000 crore for them.

    • Silver, gold rebound after sell-off; dollar caps gains

      Spot silver rebounded as much as 2.3% and gold edged up on Thursday after losses in the previous session, supported by light buying in Asia, while a firm dollar weighed on market sentiment.

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