The IT, FMCG and manufacturing sectors are less attractive to foreign portfolio investors than financial and energy companies
Adani has lost over $12 billion in just four days after concerns over FPI ownership.
ESG or sustainable Environmental, Social and Governance investment has grown exponentially in recent times
The revision has been done in order to enhance the reach and achieve the desired aim, Sebi said in a circular
Group's listed stocks' P/E of 102x over three times Sensex's 33x
Elara India Opportunities Fund, Albula Investment, APMS Investment and Cresta Fund have investment in a number of domestically listed firms besides the Adani group firms
Residential segment sales and outlook however remains robust
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He tells Ashley Coutinho, in an interview, that a quicker-than-expected reversal in easy monetary conditions could sap the liquidity that has elevated asset price valuations
The measures announced by the Group of Seven nations represent a plan to reduce the profits of major multinational companies.
The elephant in Indian banking has already become nimble-footed. Its new boss, Dinesh Khara, needs to choreograph the steps for its dance
Under this, it has provided an updated list of data fields to be maintained in the database along with the manner of filing the same, Sebi said in a circular
Combined m-cap of all listed firms has doubled since last March to Rs 226.5 trillion
The movie-theater chain has a market value of more than $30 billion, making it more valuable than at least half of the companies in the S&P 500 Index.
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After dropping to a low of 51,450.58 in late afternoon trade, the BSE Sensex clawed back lost ground to finish 85.40 points or 0.16 per cent down at 51,849.48
Bullion wiped out losses made earlier this year with a 7.8 per cent advance over May amid signs of accelerating inflation
The MSCI World Equity index rose 2.4 points, or 0.34 per cent, to 713.85, marking a new record high