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After seeing a downtrend for three straight days, the Indian equity benchmarks ended higher on May 26 as buying in metal, IT, power, realty and banking stocks supported the market. Here’s a round-up of all the day’s action with Yatin Mota.
Indian equity benchmark ended lower for the third consecutive day today, pulled down by a selloff in information technology, metal and realty names. At close, the Sensex was down 303.35 points, or 0.56 percent, at 53,749.26, and the Nifty was down 99.40 points, or 0.62 percent, at 16,025.80. Here's a wrap of today's market action with Yatin Mota.
Markets ended on a negative note today with the Nifty ending below 16,150 points and Sensex falling 236 points. Among sectors, IT, pharma, metal, FMCG, power, and realty indices fell 1 percent each. Meanwhile, Delhivery's stock listed with 10 percent gains.
Logistics and supply chain startup Delhivery had a quiet listing on Dalal Street, however the shares are finding investor interest. Going beyond the buzz, Moneycontrol spoke to the management, on future plans and network expansion.
Moneycontrol is in conversation with LuLu Group's Yusuf Ali on company's expansion plans, investments in India, employment opportunities and more.
Indian benchmark indices came off earlier highs and ended on a negative note after traders booked profits during the last hour of trade. JSW Steel, Tata Steel, NMDC were among top losers on announcement of increased export duty by the government. #bajargupshup #marketswithmc
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The Russia-Ukraine conflict has led to a surge in global inflation which has forced many countries to impose ban on food exports
Sudden decision to ban wheat exports denies farmers better price realisation while offering little to consumers by way of price comfort as current inflation is more a global phenomenon
The import of edible oils fell to 9,00,085 tonnes from 10,29,912 tonnes, while shipments of non-edible oils declined to 11,761 tonnes from 23,435 tonnes.
Solving the structural problems of lack of scale in our component manufacturing system and the disinterest among Indian manufacturers in obtaining quality certifications and/or maintaining quality standards will help in boosting exports
The currency opened at 77.56 a dollar and touched a fresh record low of 77.58 a dollar. At 9.30am, the domestic currency was trading at 77.57 a dollar, down 0.4 percent from its previous close
The rupee slumped to an all time low against the dollar earlier this week, slipping past the previous record low of 76.98 seen in March, to touch 77.41 per dollar levels. So what led to such a sharp fall in one of the best performing Asian currencies? Karunya Rao explains the key factors in this video.
Simply Save is a weekly personal finance podcast from Moneycontrol. Here, we talk money and everything around money management, mutual funds, insurance, estate planning, how to make your next 1 crore rupees and such interesting conversations. Everything that helps you become a better saver and investor.
Indonesia’s status as the largest exporter of palm oil means a ban will squeeze global supply, send prices up and pinch FMCG companies
Apart from public statements on Indo-Pacific and Ukraine, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is likely to push for an early conclusion of FTA negotiations. India-UK FTA fits well with the UK's post-Brexit ambitions, and India’s current strategic and economic choices
One cannot just have an export target and revel in its achievements. One must look at imports too. Given the global interconnectedness of business, the focus should be not just on geographically locating the finished product within one’s boundaries, but to ensure that maximum value addition also takes place within one’s borders
The forex reserve heap is down $38 billion from its record high. Of this, a fall of $28 billion has come in the last five weeks
The International Energy Agency has warned that from May onwards roughly 3 million barrels per day of Russian oil could be shut in due to sanctions or buyers voluntarily shunning Russian cargoes.
Like the India-UAE CEPA, a stringent rule of origin should be included in the agreement with the United Kingdom to guard against duty-free imports of transhipped products along with a permanent bilateral safeguard mechanism to deal with any sudden surge in imports
The recently-signed trade agreements with Australia and the UAE reflect the government’s efforts to negotiate trade and economic agreements on an equal basis, where India’s interests are safeguarded
The shares of Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences (KIMS) is up 74 percent from the IPO price, and we believe it holds value due to credible execution in the hinterland. Watch the video to know why it makes for a good investment bet.
The increasing possibilities of bilateral trade deals bypassing the US dollar, including using the CIPS, could have implications for the future of globalisation, the rules of which were written in Washington
IPL 2022: While some of the players generated interest because of their performance, others drew more eyes because of the prices they fetched at the IPL auction.