at the very Core of it all … is Content!
On the onset, we are shocked at the devastating April 25th earthquake measuring 7.9 on the Richter scale. The toll from the earthquake that was followed by several aftershocks, including a powerful one on May 12, has reached 8,567 in Nepal apart from which, loss of life and property in other parts of the neighboring …
We wish our readers a very happy and prosperous year (FY 15-16) ahead, the year gone by has been splendid and generated hefty returns for investors. Majority government at the centre, aggressive stance of RBI in taming inflation and the fall in commodity prices specially crude has helped in changing the economic scenario and the …
As we prepare to welcome the New Year 2015, and look back there seems to be a lot of confusion on the signals being emitted from the economy. While on the one hand “October IIP” comes as a bolt from the blue, inflation data on the other hand surprises positively. The index for industrial output …
What an eventful month first it was Chinese President Xi Jinping’s India visit followed by the Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi’s Visit to the USA. The Chinese President’s Visit resulted in a commitment of $20 billion dollars in a fast train corridor and a new strategic road. The investments announced were much below the heavily …
Two major events (Independence Day & the Bilateral visit to Japan) during the month and the star performer of both the events Hon’ble Prime Minister of India – Mr. Narendra Modi. On the 68th Independence Day, the Prime Minister or should it be “Pradhan Sewak” as Mr. Modi likes to call himself, laid emphasis …
Indian bourses are expected to trade with a positive bias. The markets will take cues from important macroeconomic data that would be announced during the week such as inflation, forex reserves and industrial production growth. As revealed by last week’s FII robust net investment data the markets are seeing bullish undercurrent and we do not …
The Indian bourses are expected to open the week in the green extending last week’s gains. The truncated week will see some amount of volatility due to F&O settlement. Towards the close of the week,the markets will take cues from the GDP growth figures that would be announced. The street expects GDP growth for Q1 …
The month gone by has witnessed one of the major events – the presentation of the Union budget by the Finance minister Mr. Arun Jaitley. Expectations have been sky high on the back of the hype created by the Bharatiya Janta Party (BJP) and the media during the elections. The phrase “Acche Din Aane Wale …
We expect the Indian bourses to open on a positive note. Investors’ increased appetite for risk is expected to lift the mood of the markets. With the result season now being over, the markets will take cues from important data announcements such as Bank Loan Growth, Bank Deposit Growth and Foreign Reserves data. The …
We expect the Indian bourses to open on a positive note following end of military drills by Russia near the Ukrainian border. Moreover,FIIs’ buying on Friday signals that the markets may again be heading for the green zone. Markets may make good some of the losses seen last week on increased value buying by foreign …