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Mumbai: Led by the general government debt, the country’s non-financial sector debt grew 11.9 per cent year-on-year to Rs 371 lakh crore, or 170.2 per cent of GDP, in the September 2021 quarter, even as the indebtedness of the households declined marginally, according to a report. However, this is lower than the previous fiscal, when […]
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Mumbai: Higher bond yields as well as a potential US Fed rate hike sparked a global risk-off sentiment, leading to elevated FII outflows in India, said Motilal Oswal Financial Services. According to the brokerage house, $13.5 billion in FIIs’ outflows have taken place in the secondary markets since October 2021. “Domestic equities have also borne […]
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Hyderabad: Hyderabad is emerging as an expansion hub for many residential developers, both national and city-based companies, given the strong growth outlook the market has shown. This momentum is expected to continue in 2022 and beyond, according to industry experts. Prestige Group recently launched Beverly Hills, a prime residential development in Hyderabad, located in the […]
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Accordingly, market observers, expect a status-quo on key lending rates as well as hopes of healthy Q1 earnings to push the indices' higher.
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In FY21, India's real GDP contracted 7.3 per cent marking the worst fall in the past seven decades.
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New Delhi: India’s banking, financial services and insurance (BFSI) sector along with commodities are expected to drive FY22 earnings, said Motilal Oswal Financial Services (MOFSL) in a report. Accordingly, MOFSL has placed BFSI, IT, metals, and cement in the ‘OW’ (overweight) category in its model portfolio. Besides, it has placed consumer, auto, healthcare, and capital goods […]
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All sectors delivered positive returns in the last financial year.
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Accordingly, market watchers, said that the upswing seen late on last Friday on account of rejig in international index weights might not sustain in the coming week.
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The Wholesale Price Index for January, which shows the wholesale inflation rate, will be released on Monday.
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This growth has been supported by robust demand from infrastructure and double-digit growth in auto, white goods, and consumer durables.
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The new has caused global anxiety with several countries suspending flight services to the UK, where it was discovered.
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"Going ahead, market is expected to remain positive but with sector/stock specific action. Investors would now track earnings season and watch out for management commentaries."
