After a below-average rollover of the May series, Nifty June series rollover bounced back to 66.6%.
After a below-average rollover of the May series, Nifty June series rollover bounced back to 66.6%.
Public issues with a smaller issue size performed better than IPOs with a bigger issue size during the first five…
Following Monday?s 2% decline, Nifty has closed below the crucial 5,400 mark. However the open interest in the derivatives side…
The March quarter report card of corporate India seems to be have an evident impact of higher raw material and…
While Indian equity market traded in a range for the third consecutive day, the trends in the derivatives segment indicate…
While March quarter results so far are in-line with the expectations of a flat to lower margins in the coming…
Listing day volatility of companies coming with IPOs is on an average 13 times higher finds FE study.
Even as analysts have started pricing in the effect of higher inflation on corporate earnings in their FY12 estimates ,…
Rising interest rates and a decline in the stock prices during the March quarter induced about 825 companies to pledge…
Demand is slowing down in various industries, says Rakesh Arora, associate director & head of research, Macquarie India.
The Indian equity market has made a comeback in the past few trading sessions with the benchmark BSE Sensex posting…
Overall rise in economic activity has distinct impact on market capitalisation of industries and companies.
Slowly and steadily, mutual funds are beginning to act as strong counters to FII flows.
Defensive stocks, as the name suggests, have historically done well during market corrections ? beating Sensex returns on 90% of…
It?s Often that a broker or a fund manager advises that the best way to invest in equities is to…
As far as results seasons go, the three months to December 2010 left much to be desired as higher raw…
Volumes in the derivatives segment on the National Stock Exchange have, over the past few years, been seven to eight…
An FE analysis reveals that mid-cap companies are likely to feel more pain than large-cap ones.