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  • Private banks Vs consumer stocks: This market veteran with 30 years of fund management experience weighs in

    Anand Radhkrishnan of Sundaram Mutual Fund feels the big beneficiaries from the budget may be private banks, real estate and related companies, and QSRs

  • Markets reaction knee-jerk; not all tax savings will chase spending, says this seasoned fund manager and chieftain of mutual fund

    While some argue that the incremental earnings will predominantly flow into consumer staples and discretionary spending, he believes the reality will be far more nuanced.

  • ITC stock soars 4% as Budget 2024 skips hike in tobacco taxation

    Budget 2024: Several measures announced to boost employment bode well for ITC, sparking hopes of a rise in demand for consumer staple products due to higher incomes.

  • Dixon Tech slips on profit booking after Finance Minister slashes import duty on mobile phones

    Budget 2024: The government has reduced basic customs duty on mobile phones, mobile charger to 15%.

  • Budget 2024: Hopes for green energy push, railway capex, GST rationalisation continue, says RPG Chairman Harsh Goenka

    The budget must focus on India’s commitment to green energy and give a push to Green Hydrogen production, and carbon offsets, he says.

  • Budget 2023-24: The Moneycontrol Manifesto

    This budget should be the perfect platform to help India hit the $5 trillion economy target by 2025. Among other things, there is a compelling case to make investments in securities more attractive by introducing a uniform tax rate of 10% for long-term capital gains and 15% for short-term capital gains.

  • Budget 2022: All about 'halwa ceremony' and its significance

    'Halwa ceremony' ahead of Budget 2022: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will kick off the celebrations by stirring the dessert in a traditional kadhai (cauldron) and then serve it to her colleagues.

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