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  • 8 of top 10 brokers see a drop in active investors in February as market gloom deepens

    Among the top ten broking firms, only HDFC securities and Dhan saw a growth in active investors

  • Senior level job roles to see average 20% pay hike on buoyant economic sentiments: Report

    According to the Michael Page India Salary Guide 2024, there is a resurgence in hiring within traditional industries, particularly evident in the continued high demand for manufacturing and operations roles.

  • High impact on housing sales expected if home loan interest rates breach the 9.5% mark: Survey

    Buying homes with capital gains from other investment asset classes like the stock market and mutual funds is the top priority for millennials and Generation X – with 56 percent and 38 percent respectively voting in its favour, the survey said

  • Budget 2022: Real estate issues that it failed to address 

    Realty indices opened on a positive note but ended flat on a day that stock exchange benchmarks surged, indicating the disappointment of investors at the budget’s failure to address issues confronting the real estate sector. 

  • Real estate market sentiment up in December quarter but Omicron concerns linger

    Survey shows improvement in score on account of reduced uncertainty leading to stability in demand

  • Residential realty consumer outlook cautiously optimistic for next six months; Proximity to healthcare to drive demand

    Discounts and flexi payment schemes induce homebuyers to purchase property, the survey said

  • Real estate sentiment scores at a year-high in Q4 2020; 2021 outlook optimistic: Sentiment Index

    Geographically, the western part of the country saw the sharpest jump in future sentiment index.  This zone’s Future Sentiment jumped to 66 in Q4 2020 from 47 in Q3 2020

  • 25% buyers considering purchasing property for investment purpose: Survey

    Around 9% bought a property during the pandemic; One in every three people looking for discounts and distress sale opportunities

  • Future Sentiment Score for housing sector in Q3 2020 in optimistic zone at 52 points, up from 41 in the previous quarter

    Low home loan rates and discounts have pushed sales velocity and this has helped perk up sentiment, says the 26th Knight Frank - FICCI - NAREDCO Real Estate Sentiment Index Q3 2020 Survey

  • Slew of launches in residential segment in 2020: Report

    Unlike the MMR and NCR markets, the South India market continues to see stable demand with developers largely focusing on mid-income and affordable housing launches

  • Price gap between ready and under-construction homes shrinks to 3-7% in 2019

    This could be because real estate developers are reluctant to hike prices of ready properties due to the prevailing slowdown in the property market and fear that it would dampen homebuyer sentiment

  • Realty sentiment hits 3-yr low in Dec qtr on note ban: Report

    The real estate sentiment fell to a three-year low in the October-December period, indicating pessimism among developers and financial institutions which reeled under the demonetisation pressure, says a report.

  • 3 factors that can boost the market during the festive period

    The festive season is when people usually loosen their purse strings as this is an auspicious time to buy a home. Usually, this means a windfall for developers. But with the property market in &#82

  • Japan business sentiment mixed in fragile recovery

    The monthly Reuters Tankan, which tracks the Bank of Japan's (BOJ) quarterly tankan survey, also found that confidence at manufacturers and service-sector firms is expected to improve in December, easing pessimism about the economy's outlook.

  • Investors keen to invest in various asset classes in India: E&Y

    More activity is visible across sectors and USD 8-10 billion transactions are expected in every quarter of current fiscal, says Rajiv Memani, Chairman of the E&Y‘s Global Emerging Committee.

  • Sell PSU bank, metal on rally; financials to weigh on Nifty: CS

    India's domestic economy continues to show signs of strength, but popular indices like Nifty may languish for a while given the large weight of Financials, as we believe the pool of stressed assets is bigger than currently addressed, says Credit Suisse

  • Further market volatility risk to retail MF flows: Deutsche

    Equity mutual funds have witnessed net inflows for sixteen consecutive months till August, aggregating to USD 19 billion, the longest and highest streak of inflows on record

  • 10 key takeaways from Jubilant Foodworks Q3 results concall

    Gross margins to remain in 74-76 percent band and benign commodity prices (cheese and other ingredients, fuel prices, packaging) would support margin growth, Jubilant Foodworks said in the concall

  • Stay long on Nifty; buy Coal India OFS: Ambareesh Baliga

    Market expert Ambareesh Baliga says the Coal India offer for sale (OFS) is coming at a very opportune time and retail investors should make the most of it.

  • Eye sustainable 30% growth for FY15: IIFL

    Nirmal Jain, chairman, IIFL says the positive sentiment boost has aided teh company's numbers.

  • Govt likely to defer GAAR rollout from April 1, 2015: Srcs

    The government has said that India has just started seeing signs of an economic revival so right now would not be the best time for GAAR.

  • See banks' credit growth at 15%, GDP at 5% in FY15: Axis Bk

    Shikha Sharma, managing director and chief executive officer, Axis Bank says the worst for the banking sector is behind everyone and credit costs are likely to improve hereon.

  • Morgan Stanley sees Sensex at 33900 but conditions apply

    Desai expects the Sensex to rally as high as 33900, but with some conditions- the government continues to work on it fiscal consolidation path and the Fed doesn‘t take an disruptive policy action.

  • Cos won't offer discounts; will launch 2 projs in NCR: DLF

    The company has also started a massive handover drive of the projects completed in 2007 and is seeing significant success in Chennai and Bangalore.

  • USFDA nod will aid Ranbaxy's sentiment, not revenue: Expert

    The USFDA today approved Ranbaxy‘s drug called Plendil generic, which is used for hypertension. Ranbaxy was expected to be the authorised generic for this particular drug, but it is already genericised and there are already 6-7 players in this market for this particular drug.

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