Shivendra Kumar is a Reporter for The Economic Times, with a focus on national financial markets and commodities in India. His work has also been featured in various prominent platforms like ETMarkets, Zeebiz.com, PaRR, Cogencis, ET, and India TV, covering a range of topics including IPOs, stock market updates, gold prices, and investment advice for readers.
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By: Shivendra Kumar
Synopsis Markets have been witnessing consolidation over the past few weeks, post the sharp recovery from its recent low witnessed on November 21. Overall, lack of clear triggers on the back of FII sell-off which appears to have waned recently, corporate earnings slowdown, inflationary concerns, bullish momentum in US stock markets, are some of the factors playing out in the markets.
By: Shivendra Kumar
Adani Group stocks' market capitalization has declined by ₹87,805 crore in 2024, primarily due to a drop in Adani Green Energy's value following bribery charges. While some Adani companies saw profits fall, others like Adani Ports and cement companies experienced growth. Despite setbacks, some Adani stocks are considered potential wealth creators for 2025.
By: Shivendra Kumar
Synopsis The record date for the dividend payment is set for Tuesday, December 24, 2024.
By: Shivendra Kumar
Synopsis Gravita India's QIP opened with a floor price of ₹2,206.49 per share, a 1.6% discount to its NSE closing price of ₹2,243.15. The Rs 1,000 crore issue, potentially with a 5.2% dilution, aims to fund debt repayments and working capital.
By: Shivendra Kumar
Indian benchmark indices ended in the red on Monday amid high volatility dragged by IT and energy stocks. Nifty settled at 24,668.25, falling by 100.05 points or 0.4%. Meanwhile, the 30-stock S&P BSE Sensex finished flat at 81,748.57, declining by 384.55 points or 0.47%. Commenting on the day's action, Rupak De, Senior Technical Analyst at LKP Securities sees market sentiments remaining positive over a short term as the index sustains above the critical moving average on the daily timeframe. "Nifty remained range-bound during the session, trading within the bands of 24,600 and 24,800. The index may continue its upward movement towards 25,000 and beyond in the short term. On the lower end, crucial support is placed at 24,500," De said. Here are 4 stock recommendations for Tuesday:
By: Shivendra Kumar
PSU stocks, including RVNL, Cochin Shipyard, and Mazagon Dock, saw substantial growth in 2024, outperforming benchmark indices. Driven by low valuations, revenue visibility, and improved performance, some became multibaggers. However, Q1FY25 earnings disappointments led to a recent downturn. Analysts predict market volatility in 2025 but remain optimistic about PSU sectors tied to government spending.
By: Shivendra Kumar
Sebi has introduced a new asset class called 'Specialized Investment Fund' (SIF). SIFs can accept investments of Rs 10 lakh or more and offer various investment strategies. Fund managers of SIFs must have relevant NISM certifications. SIFs are subject to specific investment restrictions and fee guidelines.
By: Shivendra Kumar
Sebi has banned FPIs from issuing ODIs with derivatives as underlying or using derivatives to hedge ODIs in India. FPIs can issue ODIs only through a separate dedicated registration, with government securities as the only permissible underlying. This move aims to regulate the use of derivatives by FPIs in India.
By: Shivendra Kumar
ICICI Direct noted that the 4,460-point rally offers a favourable risk-reward setup, with the Rising Channel showing buying demand at a higher support base. The brokerage expects Nifty to continue its upward trajectory, targeting the channel's upper band near 28,800 by CY25.
By: Shivendra Kumar
Indian benchmark indices ended with deep cuts on Tuesday with all-round selling through the day. HDFC Bank and Reliance Industries (RIL) contributed to the decline the most. The 30-stock S&P BSE Sensex finished at 80,684.45, declining by 1064.12 points or 1.30% while the Nifty50 settled at 24,336, falling by 332.25 points or 1.35%. Commenting on the day's action, Rupak De, Senior Technical Analyst at LKP Securities said that the index has fallen below the 21-EMA, indicating a rise in bearish bets in the market. "Nifty slipped sharply following the formation of a Harami pattern on the daily timeframe. Additionally, the indicator is in a bearish crossover, further supporting the negative sentiment. The short-term outlook remains weak, with the potential for a decline towards 24,200, where an initial round of support is expected. A meaningful recovery might be seen if Nifty does not break decisively below 24,200," De said. Here are 4 stock recommendations for Wednesday:
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