Nishant Kumar is a Senior Reporter at Bloomberg. He specializes in finance, trading, and commodities, covering topics such as markets, IPOs, stocks, and inflation. Nishant's work has been featured in prominent publications including Fortune, The Australian Financial Review, and CNN-News18.
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Former Credit Suisse star trader Hamza Lemssouguer’s hedge fund Arini achieved another double-digit annual return, helping to boost assets at the three-year-old firm to almost $7 billion.
(Bloomberg) -- Former Credit Suisse star trader Hamza Lemssouguer's hedge fund Arini achieved another double-digit annual return, helping to boost assets at the three-year-old firm to almost $7 billion.
By: Nishant Kumar
(Bloomberg) -- Former Credit Suisse star trader Hamza Lemssouguer's hedge fund Arini achieved another double-digit annual return, helping to boost assets at the three-year-old firm to almost $7 billion.
By: Nishant Kumar
Stocks to buy under ₹ 100: The Nifty 50 index fell about 0.5% on January 17, influenced by banking and IT stocks amid foreign capital outflows.
By: Nishant Kumar
New Delhi, Jan. 19 -- Snapping its three-session winning run, frontline index Nifty 50 closed with a loss of about half a per cent on Friday, January
By: Nishant Kumar
Q3 results coming week: Indian corporates' Q3FY25 earnings have been mixed. Major IT firms reported results, while banking giants like HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank are set to disclose earnings in the coming week along with around 250 other companies.
By: Nishant Kumar
Stocks to watch next week: Indian stocks are under scrutiny as earnings season approaches amidst market volatility. Key companies, including HDFC Bank and Tech Mahindra, are set to release Q3 results. Experts recommend careful observation of stock movements due to prevailing economic uncertainties.
Experts believe that gold prices may rise due to global uncertainty, regardless of customs duty changes. Market participants are watching the US Federal Reserve's upcoming policy meeting and the potential impact of Donald Trump's administration on gold's safe-haven appeal.
By: Nishant Kumar
Infosys's Q3 results were weaker than expected, while TCS and Wipro performed well. HCL Tech's growth guidance was disappointing. Analysts remain optimistic about the Indian IT sector following mixed Q3 results.
By: Nishant Kumar
Stocks to buy for short term: The Indian stock market, Nifty 50, declined nearly 1% for the week ended January 17 due to weak Q3 earnings and foreign capital outflow. Experts suggest caution in stock selection.
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