Mayur Bhalerao is a Senior Correspondent at Mint. He writes data-driven stories focusing on finance, financial markets, and investment strategies, specializing in uncovering market trends through rigorous data analysis of stocks, sectors, and broader market movements. Mayur's work has been featured in LiveMint, Hindustan Times Syndication, and Magzter.
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Mayur's coverage primarily focuses on national business and industry news with an emphasis on investment analysis, private sector announcements, and press releases. He covers topics related to real estate development, IPOs, investments, mutual funds, and the stock market.
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About a quarter of listed firms witness a rise in retail investor participation during the March quarter.
By: Mayur Bhalerao, Niti Kiran
A Mint analysis shows that while 47% of stocks have bled this year, a select 5% have emerged as multibaggers.
By: Abhinaba Saha, Mayur Bhalerao
Benchmark indices posted their worst weekly slide in two months as the energy shock and record-low rupee rattled investor sentiments.
Several companies reversed pre-results declines after reporting stronger revenue and profit growth, but most of these gains faded quickly
According to Bloomberg, Foreign portfolio investors have pulled nearly $23.4 billion from Indian equities so far this year. South Korea and Taiwan, which had become favourite markets for global investors riding the artificial intelligence and semiconductor boom, have started seeing large outflows.
By: Abhinaba Saha, Mayur Bhalerao
Benchmark indices logged modest gains this week as RBI support for the rupee steadied sentiment. Yet weak momentum, cautious earnings commentary and continued foreign outflows kept markets trapped in a narrow range.
By: Mayur Bhalerao
The market's recovery from the March shock has been uneven, rewarding those with specific sector bets while leaving others deep in the red.
By: Mayur Bhalerao, Abhinaba Saha
Markets ended lower this week as geopolitical uncertainty, monsoon concerns and MSCI-driven flows triggered volatility. However, a sharp fall in crude oil prices is raising hopes of easing macro pressures heading into June.
The blockbuster mainboard IPO market hit a standstill in May as the West Asia war sparked severe risk aversion. Yet, the retail-driven SME segment continues to defy the chill, signalling a sharp split in investor appetite.
By: Abhinaba Saha, Mayur Bhalerao
Indian equities struggled to hold on to early optimism this week, as every recovery attempt ran into selling pressure.
