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Tata Motors Q2 consolidated net profit declines 11% to ₹3,343 cr. Asian Paints Q2 Result: Net profit declines 43% on weak demand, revenue dips 5%. Divi's Labs Q2 Results: Net profit rises 46% to Rs 510 crore, revenue at Rs 2,338 crore. Watch here for more details
Bulls are back on Dalal Street after easing fears related to FOMC outcome, which turned out to be dovish commentary. Will the bull party continue in the coming sessions? Experts believe that the party may continue, provided the Nifty50 holds 19,100-19,000 levels in coming sessions, which can help the index move to 19,200-19,300 area, the crucial resistance area. If the index manages to climb and sustain above the resistance for a few days, then 19,500-19,600 can be possible areas to watch. Till then, the index may remain in the range of 18,900-19,200 zone. After a two-day correction, the BSE Sensex advanced 490 points to 64,081, while the Nifty50 rose 144 points to 19,133. The market breadth also turned positive, pushing the broader markets higher. About five shares advanced against two falling shares on the NSE. The Nifty Midcap 100 and Smallcap 100 indices rallied more than 1.3 percent each. The volatility also cooled down considerably, making the trend favourable for bulls. The fear index, India VIX fell by 8.07 percent to 11.08 levels. This morning too we may be in for a strong start as Wall Street extended its gains overnight and GIFT Nifty trades above the 19,300 mark. Tata Motors reports strong set of numbers in Q2 backed by robust JLR margins. Other stocks to watch out for include Titan, Zomato & Gujarat Gas. Catch Nandita Khemka in conversation with Raja Venkatraman, Co-founder Neotrader and Trading Influencer and Saji John, Lead Analyst – Automotive, Geojit Financial Services.
Automobile companies are expected to witness a jump in profit margins in the Q1FY24 on the back of price hikes and steady input costs. A shift in focus towards premiumisation could also accelerate margins in the upcoming quarters. Catch this chat between Moneycontrol’s Nandita Khemka and CNBC-TV18’s Sonia Shenoy to know more about what to watch out from auto earnings in the first quarter.
Indian shares advanced on Monday as strong earnings from Tata Motors Ltd and DLF Ltd added to the optimism over cooling domestic retail inflation. Nifty & Sensex edge higher on positive cues. Nandita Khemka & Yatin Mota discuss the newsmakers on their radar including DLF, Tata Motors, DMart & VS Tillers.
Nifty ended another rangebound session on Friday above the 18,300 mark. For the week, the index saw gains of nearly a percent. Markets may see a sentimental impact of the Karnataka assembly polls that saw the Congress successfully stage a comeback by winning 136 seats and a 43% vote share. Meanwhile, street will also digest earnings from Tata Motors, DLF, DMart etc. Adani Group stocks will once again be in focus after the fund raise approval and Supreme Court’s hearing on the Hindenburg case today. We discuss the market setup with Siddhartha Khemka, Head-Retail Research, MOFSL, and Rajesh Palviya of Axis Securities. Watch!
European markets ended higher on November 18 as investors digested tough statements from some US Federal Reserve members. As the Nifty consolidates around the 18,300 level, is it time to book profits now? Also stocks in the spotlight today are steel stocks, Tata Motors, Dr. Reddy’s and IEX.
Tata Motors' Q2 earnings were unimpressive but where Santo's sees signs of danger, CJ sees hopes in the management's commentary. Watch as the duo lock horns over where the shares of the JLR maker may go from here. Plus their thoughts on Deepak Nitrite, Piramal Enterprises and Pidilite Industries.
European markets edge higher amid caution ahead of the high-stakes mid-term elections in United States of America. Tech stocks climbed over 3 percent, leading other sectors higher. However, Oil and gas was the sole outlier as crude prices slipped. Stocks in the spotlight are Tata Motors, BPCL and Paytm... and FIIs have turned buyers in the Indian markets over the last few weeks. Will this trend sustain?
A thought leadership gathering hosted by Tata Motors in association with the News18 network
Crude oil prices are rallying once more thanks to the OPEC and CJ believes this could cause another spurt in inflation going ahead. Santo, though, is sceptical OPEC can sustain its charade. Watch the show as the duo lock horns over where oil prices could be headed and what it means for inflation. Plus they share their thoughts on Zee Entertainment, Bharat Forge and Tata Motors.
Given that an average person spends four hours each day (translating to 60 days in a year) commuting in his car, manufacturers are working overtime on a host of innovative technologies aimed at making the drive less stressful.
Equity benchmarks remained in a positive terrain amid consolidation as investors awaited the outcome of Federal Reserve's two-day policy meeting that will be announced Wednesday tonight.
Tata Motors as well as Tata Motors (DVR) climbed 5 percent each intraday Tuesday after around 5 crore equity shares (representing 1.7 percent of paid up equity) changed hands in multiple block deals.
Tata Motors shares climbed 4 percent intraday Thursday on solid JLR sales growth in China and North America.
Equity benchmarks as well as broader markets climbed over a percent in morning trade, driven by positive global cues. Even the withdrawal of incremental CRR hike boosted the sentiment further.
Equity benchmarks remained under pressure as the Sensex was down 385.10 points or 1.47 percent at 25765.14 and the Nifty down 145 points or 1.80 percent at 7929.10, erasing all 2016 gains.
Equity benchmarks remained lacklustre due to lack of domestic as well as global cues. Current consolidation suggested that so far, the market seems to have priced in the effect of demonetisation on equities. Now the street will closely watch its effect on Q3 earnings that will be announced in January.
Dalal Street succumbed to more selling on Tuesday as the demonetisation effect and weak earnings drove the Sensex lower by 565 points and the Nifty below 8100 intraday. Strengthening of bond yields and US dollar on US president elect Donald Trump policy also weighed on market sentiment.
Tata Motors shares fell 2.7 percent intraday Wednesday after sharp decline in Land Rover's North America sales in October and amid weak market conditions due to uncertainty over US elections.
Tata Motors, the commercial vehicle and passenger car manufacturer, has reported a 21 percent growth in its October sales, driven by all segments.
Equity benchmarks recovered early losses with the Nifty rising over 8600 level on first day of November series. Select Tata Group stocks like Tata Motors and Tata Steel rebounded sharply on short covering after sharp sell-off in previous three consecutive sessions due to Tata-Mistry issue.
Benchmark indices continued to trade lower in afternoon due to consistent sell-off in technology, Tata Group and HDFC Group stocks. The 30-share BSE Sensex was down 85.90 points at 28093.18 and the 50-share NSE Nifty declined 18.40 points to 8690.55.
Equity benchmarks extended losses in morning trade with the Nifty falling below the 8700 level due to profit booking.
Equity benchmarks extended gains on Monday with the Nifty closing above 8700 level for the first time since October 6, supported by ICICI Bank, Tata Motors and ONGC. Positive global cues also lifted the market sentiment.