Samie Modak is a Senior Market Editor at Business Standard. He specializes in finance, trading, and financial markets, with a focus on emerging markets, global finance, and investment strategies. Samie's insights have been featured in notable publications such as The Northlines, Bloomberg News, and The Economic Times.
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By: Samie Modak, Pratigya Vajpayee
The earliest that the market is now anticipating a rate hike is December.
By: Savio Shetty, Samie Modak
The first weekly expiry for India’s BSE Sensex Index under a new closing-price methodology passed largely without disruption, easing concerns after the mechanism’s turbulent debut earlier this week.
By: Samie Modak, Savio Shetty
For much of the first week of trading under India’s new auction system to set closing stock prices, traders were convinced that one of the most consequential market structure reforms in years was faltering.
By: Ashutosh Joshi, Samie Modak
Bajaj Finance Ltd. led declines in Indian shadow lender stocks as the central bank proposed to bar them from offering revolving credit facilities.
By: Samie Modak, Savio Shetty
Wipro Ltd.’s exit from India’s Nifty 50 to make way for exchange operator BSE Ltd. marks more than a benchmark reshuffle. It captures the shift from an outsourcing-led boom to one powered by the growing ranks of investors in the nation’s $5-trillion stock market.
Flows into Indian equity funds moderated in July even as investors continued to pour money into small- and mid-cap strategies amid global headwinds including a spike in oil prices.
By: Samie Modak, Alex Gabriel Simon
The smaller stocks have comfortably outpaced large caps this year.
Shares of India’s Tata Group companies wiped out 433 billion rupees ($4.5 billion) in market value Wednesday after Chairman Natarajan Chandrasekaran said he will step down when his term ends in February, deepening a leadership crisis.
Sebi is considering sweeping SME IPO reforms to broaden eligibility, boost investor participation and reduce listing costs. Proposed changes include allowing companies valued up to Rs 4,000 crore to list on SME platforms, removing minimum trade sizes, and easing market-making and underwriting requirements. The regulator is expected to issue a consultation paper seeking public comments.
By: Savio Shetty, Samie Modak
India’s market regulator has accelerated discussions with high-frequency trading firms and other market players, people familiar with the matter said, on growing concerns over its new auction system to determine stock closing prices.
