Sai Aravindh is a desk writer at NDTV Profit, where he covers business and market news. His work focuses on finance, trading, commodities and futures, investment strategies, and global markets, providing insights into stocks and bonds, mutual funds, and international finance. He has been featured in BQ Prime, NDTV Profit, Rediff.com India Ltd., and Business Standard.
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The benchmark indices recorded their strongest intraday rally since November 22 of last year
Pakistan's stock benchmark KSE-30 Index surged as much as 9.2%, the most since 2008
By: Sai Aravindh
India's volatility gauge plummeted during Monday's intraday session amid signs of de-escalation of an all-out war with Pakistan after a series of strikes by both nations following last month's terror attack in Kashmir.
Promoter Holding in Nifty 50 Companies: Among the non-PSU Nifty 50 companies, promoter holdings currently stand at 34.4 per cent, the lowest since June 2017
There will be no deletions taking place from the Global Standard Index
Why are markets rising today? On the NSE, the Nifty index soared 410 points or 1.67 per cent to the day's high of 25,089
The key gauges are only about 5 per cent away from hitting the peak levels they touched in September last year
By: Sai Aravindh
Despite a tipsy topsy stock market, India's mutual fund industry remained buoyant with assets under management (AUM) reaching a record high, supported by steady inflows and folio count hitting an all-time peak.
The index may flirt with 25,000, but most stocks are still nursing their wounds, SAMCO Securities said in a recent note
India's initiatives to expand manufacturing capacity and increase spending will help offset any weak global demand, Moody's said
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