Mumbai: Stock markets may remain volatile amid derivatives expiry in a holiday-shortened week ahead, according to experts.Besides, progress on key Bills in the remaining two days of the winter session of Parliament, developments in Russia
New Delhi: Led by TCS and ONGC, eight of the 10 most valued companies added a combined Rs 55,171 crore in market valuation last week.Only two stocks, ITC and SBI, saw a fall in their
New Delhi: Putting Indian markets on fire, the foreign investors have pumped in over Rs one-lakh crore of so-called ‘hot money' into stocks during 2014 — taking their cumulative net investments here beyond Rs 10
New Delhi: As SEBI gears up to crack whip on corporates for non-compliance with disclosure norms, hundreds of listed companies have been found to be violating model regulations for disclosing key details such as financial
Mumbai: Eight of the 10 most valued companies saw their total market capitalisation falling by Rs 45,061 crore in the last week as the benchmark index Sensex dropped by nearly 200 points.FMCG major ITC, TCS
New Delhi: Overseas investors have pumped in more than Rs 12,100 crore (USD 1.97 billion) in the Indian equity market since the beginning of this month amid easing concerns over the US tapering.The total foreign
New Delhi: Stock markets are likely to take cues from a raft of data, including June quarter current account deficit, private surveys related to business activity and monthly sales of automobile and cement firms, during
Mumbai: India Inc on Friday criticised the government's move to restrict outward foreign investments to control current account deficit, a key reason seen behind currency market volatility."While fully being cognizant of the situation on the
Mumbai, Feb 3: Seven of the top-10 most valued companies of the country saw a cumulative loss of Rs 30,797 crore in market valuation last week, with state-run energy major ONGC taking the biggest hit.In
Mumbai, Feb 1: The BSE benchmark Sensex on Friday closed 114 points lower on profit-booking amid weak earnings by Bharti Airtel and BHEL.The Sensex fell by 113.79 points, or 0.57 per cent, to 19,781.19. The
Mumbai, Jan 31: The BSE benchmark Sensex on Thursday lost 110 points to close below 20,000 level as investors booked profit, particularly in ICICI Bank and RIL.The Sensex ended with a loss of 110.02 points,
New Delhi, Dec 18 : The Indian stock market faces a high risk of losing its trillion-dollar tag, even as a timely intervention by the Reserve Bank helped it hold onto this mark by a
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