Niti Kiran is a Deputy Editor at Mint. With over a decade of experience in corporate and market research, she specializes in finance, investment, and economics, focusing on emerging and global markets through rigorous data analysis. Niti's work has been featured in LiveMint and Hindustan Times Syndication.
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By: Niti Kiran, Abhinaba Saha
Healthy profits are no longer translating into factories and machinery. Instead, companies are committing capital towards inorganic and overseas expansions as weak domestic demand, spare capacity and global uncertainty delay India's next private investment cycle.
By: Mayur Bhalerao, Niti Kiran
Mumbai: Indian equities staged a sharp comeback on Friday as better-than-expected earnings from Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and easing geopolitical
Mumbai, July 11 -- Indian equities staged a sharp comeback on Friday as better-than-expected earnings from Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) and easing
By: Mayur Bhalerao, Niti Kiran
Retail investors bought equities worth a net ₹ 39,287 crore during the three months ended June, according to the National Stock Exchange (NSE) data.
A Mint analysis of India's 20 largest IPOs shows market sentiment often shapes listing-day performance, though strong institutional demand can cushion even volatile market debuts.
By: Niti Kiran, Abhinaba Saha
Post-pandemic digital adoption and regional expansion have driven a record surge in new business incorporations across India. However, long-term success will hinge on reviving manufacturing momentum and ensuring enterprise survival beyond registration.
By: Mayur Bhalerao, Niti Kiran
Overseas investors snapped a four-month selling spree in July by pouring ₹9,613 crore into Indian equities. Experts view the shift as tactical repositioning rather than a structural return, even as strong domestic inflows absorb global volatility.
By: Nishant Kumar, Niti Kiran
New Delhi, Aug. 1 -- The domestic stock market's performance has been remarkably resilient in the recent past despite crude oil price volatility, the ongoing US-Iran conflict, and concerns over possible monetary tightening.
By: Abhinaba Saha, Niti Kiran
A Mint analysis of over 3,500 companies shows India Inc's power and fuel costs have fallen sharply since the Russia-Ukraine war, but the latest West Asia conflict highlights why a wider and deeper industrial energy transition remains more critical than ever.
By: Niti Kiran, Mayur Bhalerao
Stock market logged positive breadth for four straight months through July, signalling broad rally participation. However, historical data suggests similar prolonged stretches often lead to muted Sensex returns in the near term.
