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Congress witnessed its vote share decline to the lowest level in three decades in the Jammu and Kashmir assembly polls
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At 6.6 percent, Bihar, which has to hold assembly elections by early 2025, had the highest inflation rate in August among larger states
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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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Experts feel that the recent mandate have thrown a positive surprise for the markets, which sees a greater probability of the continuation of existing government policies beyond 2024. The Nifty and Sensex have surged around 14% year-to-date
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The BJP's strong showing in three Hindi heartland states has given a strong message of continued policy support while easing concerns over political stability and fiscal profligacy, say analysts
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Improved political stability is a positive factor indeed, but elevated valuations mean they will seek support in earnings momentum even though global volatility lurks in the background
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PhillipCapital said this is a big positive for BJP just before the general election in Apr-May 2023.
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The outcomes of the state assembly elections in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, and Telangana provide valuable insights into the political landscape leading up to the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. While state and national elections often differ in their dynamics, these results offer key indicators of the national mood and the potential trajectory of the upcoming national polls. So, what are the key takeaways? Watch to find out
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Several experts and institutions including the Reserve Bank of India have consistently highlighted the need to distinguish freebies from public or merit goods, which bring larger economic benefits.
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The Election Commission has announced that the counting day of 5 state which will go to polls in November will be on 3rd December. These elections are especially crucial, since they come ahead of the mega national elections in 2024. How much do state elections impact national poll results -- and what should we be watching out for? Catch this conversation between Moneycontrol's Stacy Pereira and CNN News18's Rahul Shivshankar!
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In the last few months, states have announced a slew of freebies from monthly cash transfers to additional income guarantee schemes.
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Gujarat election results are here and once again the Modi factor came to play for the assembly polls. But what were the other factors that led to BJP’s win in Gujarat? Moneycontrol's Deputy Editor, Shweta Punj explains.
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Initial leads indicate that the Aam Aadmi Party is on course to win seven seats in Gujarat with a 12.8 percent vote share
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Not all states have framed the draft rules for codes on wages, occupational safety, industrial relations and social security, which introduce far-reaching changes with implications for both employers and workers
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The outcome of the state elections in December 2018 will be crucial for the sustainability of the current rally, said Rajeev Srivastava, Head-Retail Broking, Reliance Securities
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Analysts’ suggest investors to buy put options if the market opens lower on Monday to hedge their long positions while some are advising clients to remain in cash at least for the next 3-4 days
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Volatility is expected to remain high due to scheduled derivatives expiry on November 29.
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The Indian stock market had a healthy 2017, returning upto 29%.
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A gap is visible on the technical chart when the price moves sharply either up or down. The gap witnessed last week on Monday was a breakaway gap which usually occurs at the end of the price pattern and signals a new trend or a beginning.
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Investors could look to cash in on bullish momentum from Tuesday, even as global markets wait for cues from US Federal Reserve’s monetary policy meeting.
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All eyes are on the state election results which are due tomorrow and whether Bharatiya Janata Party, which is also the ruling party, will secure its win in Uttar Pradesh. However, market experts believe that such events are digested in 4-5 days and the focus is back on global news and earnings.
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Investors ignored the exit polls announced on Thursday. The exit poll results were not clear as some media outlets predicted a majority for the ruling BJP while others showed gains but not majority in Uttar Pradesh. The state is an important metric as it gives most number of representatives in the Upper House of the Parliament.
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Exit polls paint a rosy picture for Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) in Uttar Pradesh and Congress still is dealing with existential crisis. The verdict for the battle for the states will be declared on March 11.
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It won't be unwise to question whether the upcoming IPO of D-Mart might signal a market top as such a coincidence has occurred in the past.
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Although he adds that investors have beem closely following Narendra Modi after his decision to ban high denomination currency last year. So, any BJP win or loss by a huge margin is likely to affect market, he adds.
