The year has seen a solid 25% returns on the benchmark indices, with the broader market delivering nearly 48% gains, handsomely rewarding stock market investors. Uday Kotak has advised investors to now be careful about the balance of their investment portfolio.
The flash PMI survey for August shows that the service sector-led acceleration of growth in the advanced Western economies has faded
The annual report looks at the widening gap between stretched asset prices and the weak real economy
Time to rejig your equity portfolios in light of the relentless rally taking benchmark indices to new highs
Indian stocks today took a breather following a six-day rally that was underlined by much action in the broader markets.
Indian shares have undertaken a remarkable rally recently, with the Nifty making a 100-point jump for two straight days.
Ajay Srivastava of Dimensions Consulting has a word of caution amid the ongoing rally: the bounceback may have some more legs to go but till economic fundamentals solidly change, investors must be cautious to not over invest.
The recent Nifty lows of 7,500 look like a reasonable bottom and all domestic negatives are priced in at that price, UR Bhat of Dalton Capital says.
The government is increasingly appear to be weak in its ability to push through crucial reforms. That may spell bad news for the "Modi rally".
After a bumper first quarter fuelled by central bank largesse, investors are looking for potential potholes to derail a stock market rally which has already shown signs of tailing off in recent days.
Reports say that the nation is closer to the largest sovereign debt restructuring in history and the bailout may actually see Greece move ahead from concerns over a default. Check out what Adrian Mowat, chief Asian and emerging equity strategist at JPMorgan told CNBC-TV18 on it.