Sunil Fernandes

To begin with let us inform readers that we are merely giving you information and in no way suggesting to invest or not to invest. Bank fixed deposit rates have gone-up significantly and the Reserve Bank of India is slated to once again revise interest rates upwards on April 7, 2023.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped nearly 200 points on investors assessed a sharp rise in oil prices and what it meant for inflation. The Dow fell by 198.77 points, or 0.59% to close at 33,402.38. The S&P 500 too declined by 0.58% to end the session at 4,100.60. Both indexes snapped a four-day win streak.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) today kept the repo rates on hold, with a readiness to act. This was largely against expectations of a 25 basis points hike by economists and analysts.

Benchmark indices ended the day higher as the RBI Held interest rates steady. Here are a few stocks that hit 52-week lows in trade.

ICICI Securities has come-up with its latest report on the metals and mining sector. The firms believes that in China, the ‘darkest moment’ of real estate financing has likely passed, and the market is showing signs of improvement. “Besides, higher and sufficient headroom for price increase in the India market, keeps us positive on the sector. We Maintain BUY on JSPL (target price: Rs750) and Shy

A lumpsum investment of Rs 20,000 in the mutual fund scheme of ICICI Prudential Commodities Fund, Direct, Growth plan would have translated to Rs 85,235 in a short span of 3-years. This has resulted in an absolute whopping returns of around 325%. The compounded annual growth rate of returns is 59.74%.

Markets continue to hover near that 59,000 points to 60,000 points range on the Sensex, while the broader markets are seeing a decline. Some stocks have fallen considerably and now offer good dividend yields. Here are some bluechip stocks that have fallen and now trade below 10 p/e.

Indian markets gained momentum this week despite seeing a truncated trading week. The Sensex and the Nifty both ended higher as global cues lent support.

Interest rates have risen sharply, though the Reserve Bank of India recently held interest rates steady. Several private and government sector banks have raised interest rates. Here are 2 government bank that offer 8.05% interest rates on fixed deposits.

India is not seeking to reverse the benefits of globalization, but is asking that it be made more transparent, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said Monday, PTI reported. Its not to say that we have to reverse the benefits of globalization. It is more to say, make globalization more transparent, Sitharaman told a prominent American think-tank Peterson Institute for International Econ