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Interest expense rises at fastest clip in 17 quarters in Q3
The analysis is based on a common sample of 76 companies from the Nifty 100 index
We can see a possible earnings growth revival in the automobile sector if the raw material pressure softens and semiconductor availability improves
As liquidity starts drying up, banks rates start rising and market returns struggle, we expect some level of softness in household market allocations, he said
What to look for in Q4 FY22 corporate earnings? What are Tata Consumer Products MD Sunil D'Souza's business plans? Is the selling in Indian equities overdone? What is RuPay? Find all answers here
What do the Q4FY22 results so far have to say about the state of play in India Inc? Going ahead, what can investors expect in terms of corporate earnings growth of mid-cap and small-cap stocks?
Dalal Street wilted under intense selling pressure on Friday, mirroring a meltdown in world equities as investors braced for slowing global growth amid policy tightening by central banks.
With the economy facing inflationary pressures, concerns are mounting about its impact on markets and corporate performance. But are the fears overstretched? Is there a silver lining for investors?
The fourth-quarter corporate earnings season began this week with TCS and Infosys announcing their results. What does the results of the country's top two IT companies signal for the industry?
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Rise in combined net profit likely to be led by banks, oil & gas companies, and Tata Motors
Against a tumultuous start to the year, India Inc's March quarter results will start coming from next week. While earnings' prospects have been shrouded by several headwinds, can we expect a surprise?
The next two quarters, according to analysts at Motilal Oswal Securities, are likely to see a sharp margin impact and corporate commentaries will worsen before they get better
The rise in corporate earnings in FY21 was largely led by a handful of big companies in price-sensitive sectors such as metals and mining, and oil and gas.
In a bull-case scenario (30 per cent probability), Morgan Stanley expects the Sensex to hit 75,000 by December 2022-end and sees the 30-share index at 45,000 by the year-end in a bear case scenario
Despite the multiple COVID waves, the earnings for FY22 have not seen any significant downgrades and are on-course to deliver about 25 per cent growth
Last week, the 30-share BSE benchmark declined by 491.90 points or 0.83 per cent.
Indowind Energy reported a consolidated net loss of Rs 21.64 lakh in the December quarter, mainly due to low revenue.
A similar view was shared by Raamdeo Agrawal, co-founder and joint managing director, Motilal Oswal Financial Services, who suggested that Indian equity markets were on the cusp of a major bull-run
Net profit up 10.4% YoY, growing at slowest pace in five quarters