If India is unable to slow the number of infections, additional lockdown measures might be required, which analysts at Rabobank International say would negatively impact the supply side of the economy
The total dividend payout on this account would be Rs 788 crore
Net sales of the company stood at Rs 27,874 crore in the period under review, up 43 per cent from the same period last year
Airtel Africa said for the full year ended March 31, the reported revenue grew 14.2 per cent to $3,908 million
The company's revenue from operations in Q4 was up 43.5 per cent to Rs 6,651.4 crore from a year ago
Federal Reserve officials have advised that any pickup in inflation this year was bound to be transitory. Traders in financial markets, however, aren't so sure.
Market movement will depend on the extent of the second wave and also the period for which it lasts, says Dr Poonam Tandon of IndiaFirst Life Insurance
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Upon crossing the immediate resistance, Axis Bank's stock may see a rally towards Rs 750 and Rs 765-mark
Earnings growth in the early-bird sample has been driven BY banks and iron & steel companies.
While there will be some sectors (such as entertainment, hotels, aviation etc.) that will bear the brunt of the second Covid wave, the loss will be compensated by strong earnings in some other sectors
FY22 revenue growth forecast at 12-14%
The S&P 500 technology sector fell the most among the 11 major S&P 500 sectors
Chinese blue chips lost 1.5% ahead of a rush of economic figures from the country.
The country's top brokerages expect Nifty50 companies to report a combined net profit of Rs 1.2 trillion in Q4FY21, translating into year-on-year growth of 142 per cent from Rs 49,645 crore a year ago
According to a March 19 note by BofA Securities, US 10-year Treasury yields could rise to 2.15 per cent by the end of calendar year 2021
Analysts revised the earnings estimate multiple times - from an EPS contraction in FY21 to the latest estimates of a around 15 per cent growth. Moreover, FY22 EPS is expected to grow further by 30%
Profit growth in the last two quarters has been one of the highest ever and recovery in earnings has been broad-based, rekindling hopes of a new cycle of growth for India Inc
The latest trend is in sharp contrast to the sombre mood in corporate board rooms at the end of FY20, when India was in the middle of one of the world's most draconian Covid-19 lockdowns
While the lockdown shaved off revenues in most sectors, with the exception of financial services and IT, the decline in profits was even sharper