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RBI injects Rs 25,000 cr via VRR route to boost system liquidity
The RBI injected funds worth Rs 25,000 crore via a variable rate repo auction (VRR) to ensure that recent overseas outflows from local debt and equity do not drive up banks' cost of funds, analysts said. This is the second such auction that the RBI has conducted post its change in stance to neutral from withdrawal of accommodation.
AAP's Sanjay Singh calls PM Modi "Adani's Prime Minister," blames him for stock market losses
AAP MP Sanjay Singh has accused PM Modi of favoring Gautam Adani and alleged his involvement in stock market losses. Singh criticized Modi's silence on the Adani issue and his international trips, claiming they benefit Adani. He questioned regulatory inaction and vowed to raise the issue in Parliament. Singh also defended AAP's welfare schemes against BJP's opposition.
Looking to park your money for short-term? Arbitrage mutual funds look attractive
Arbitrage mutual funds emerged as an attractive short-term investment option for investors in October, attracting significant inflows due to their equity-like taxation, debt-like returns, and stability. Experts suggest that these funds are suitable for individuals seeking tax efficiency and relatively stable returns over a period of six months to a year.
BoB, Axis plan to raise Rs 6,500 crore via bond issues
State-run Bank of Baroda will likely offer tier-2 bonds worth ?3,500 crore for 15 years, while private lender Axis Bank is looking at raising ?3,000 crore through tier-1 bonds.
Quant vs PPFAS Mutual Fund: Two fund houses are taking opposite cash calls amid market correction
Quant Mutual Fund is seizing the opportunity presented by the Nifty50's 9% decline, increasing its investments while decreasing its cash holdings. Conversely, PPFAS Mutual Fund has adopted a more cautious approach, increasing its cash reserves to capitalize on future investment opportunities and navigate market volatility.
With Bitcoins zooming, early wallets are suddenly becoming more active
The latest, according to a post on X from blockchain analytics platform Spot On Chain, happened on 15 November, when a "Satoshi-era Bitcoin wallet holding 2,000 BTC ($178 million) woke up after 14 years of dormancy."
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Buy Jyothy Labs, target price Rs 600: HDFC Securities
HDFC Securities maintains a 'buy' rating for Jyothy Labs' stock, setting a target price of Rs 600, significantly higher than its current market price. Despite a slight dip in recent quarterly income, the company's strong focus on growth strategies, including expanding its product range and distribution network, has impressed analysts.
Passion or money? What is Narayana Murthy's carrer advice for youngsters
Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy recently shared valuable advice for entrepreneurs, emphasizing that passion should be prioritized over money. He explained that passion is what sustains entrepreneurs through challenges and sacrifices. Supporting his views on ' The Great Indian Kapil Sharma Show', Zomato¡¯s Deepinder Goyal highlighted that startups driven by passion are more likely to succeed.
F&O Radar| Deploy Bull Call Spread in HCL Tech to gain from bullish sentiment
HCL Technologies' shares are nearing a breakout point, with analysts predicting a surge to Rs 2,100 if they surpass Rs 1,880. The bullish forecast is underpinned by the IT sector's strength and positive technical indicators. Traders are eyeing a bull call spread strategy, targeting Rs 2,000 and Rs 2,100, while setting a stop-loss at Rs 1,785.
F&O Radar| Deploy Bull Call Spread for potential gains from market rebound
Donald Trump's presidency boosted global markets, including India, but domestic factors like FII selling and preference for Chinese markets offset gains. Nifty's support is at 24,000 and resistance at 24,500, with a potential for sideways to positive movement above 24,000. Traders are advised to watch these levels and consider a Bull Call Spread strategy for potential gains.
This dangerous Android malware remotely takes over your phone, empties your bank account
Toxicpanda banking trojan: Cybersecurity researchers recently discovered a new Android malware that aims to steal money from bank accounts. Known as Toxicpanda, this malware disguises itself as trusted apps and can also take control over users' phone remotely. Toxicpanda uses various techniques to initiate money transfers from affected Android devices and is posing a threat globally.
Trump will carry out many reforms and revive US and world economy: Mark Mobius
Mark Mobius, a veteran emerging markets investor, believes that Donald Trump's policies, including tariffs and deregulation, will ultimately boost global growth, particularly in countries like India. He argues that companies will adapt to tariffs, and deregulation will have a more significant positive impact. Mobius also highlights India's potential to become a major player in high-tech manufacturing and innovation.
Money may be doubled in largecaps over 6 years; don¡¯t expect higher returns from small & midcaps: Prashant Jain
Prashant Jain of 3P Investment Managers advises tempering return expectations in equities. He notes that while largecaps are fairly valued, small and midcaps pose risks with rich valuations and potential earnings disappointments. Jain recommends shifting investments from small and midcaps to largecaps and stresses the need for realistic return expectations amid market volatility.
F&O Radar| Deploy Bear Put Spread in Nifty to play a weak market
Nifty index faces its fourth week of decline, with significant call open interest suggesting resistance at 24,500 and 24,400. High put open interest is at 24,000, 24,200, and 24,400 strikes. Traders are advised to remain cautious and consider Bear Put Spread strategies amid prevailing bearish sentiment.
Fall in call market volumes makes transmission of repo rate tricky
The Reserve Bank of India is struggling with rate transmission due to the dominance of other money market segments over the interbank call money market. The primary means to pass on interest rate changes is seeing lower volumes. Most overnight funds are in the Treps market, reflecting a wider participation from financial players.
'Buy China, Sell India' strategy is a trading not investment call: Macquarie
Foreign investors are shifting money from India to China, leading to a 3.7% slide in Nifty in October. Macquarie believes it's a trading call, not an investment bet. China's MSCI showed a strong 13% relative rebound in Q3 2024, but momentum quickly faded. The choice between India and China is becoming increasingly challenging for emerging markets investors.
F&O Radar| Deploy Bear Put Spread in Nifty for potential gains from call writers¡¯ market
The market saw significant selling, with over 80% of NSE500 stocks closing in the red. The Nifty50 index dropped by around 0.90%, ending just above the critical swing low of 24,694. Traders expect further declines if Nifty breaks below this level. The IT sector was the only exception in the widespread selling.
F&O Radar| Deploy Short Iron Condor in Nifty for potential gains from indecisive market
Nifty has been consolidating in a tight range of 24,900 to 25,300, with potential for a breakout of 200 to 300 points. Analyst Jay Thakkar suggests a Short Iron Condor strategy for stability, anticipating support between 24,700-24,800 and resistance at every 50 points till 25,200.
Indian stock market has become a lot younger: Nithin Kamath
The post-pandemic excess had made the stock market a lot younger, said Zerodha founder Nithin Kamath in a post on the social media platform X while sharing a blog-post by Zerodha which states that according to the survey by World Economic Forum, 1 in 2 Gen Z-ers started investing even before they hit adulthood.
ETMarkets Smart Talk | Defence, telecom, and tier 2 companies: Key investment bets from green portfolio
It was about time we witnessed a material correction. The last one we witnessed was when Japan raised interest rates, and the yen carry trade was presumed to be under threat.
ETMarkets Smart Talk | Plan to invest Rs 10 lakh? Allocate 70% to high-quality large-cap stocks: Nitin Aggarwal
After September's 2% rise in Nifty50, October began volatilely due to geopolitical concerns. Markets are currently facing challenges from multiple fronts. China's stimulus has prompted FPIs to shift investments from India to China, causing selling pressure.
Why are Reliance Industries and HDFC Bank getting mauled by bears these days?
Some market moves appear to stand the basic logic of investing on its head. The key word here is ¡°appear¡±. Sometimes not-so-obvious things are responsible for the short-term movement of stock prices. And because they are not obvious, the street doesn¡¯t immediately recognize them as the real reason. But these underlying reasons need to be understood for decisions to be taken in the right context. Why, for instance, did Reliance Industries and HDFC Bank stocks see sharp cuts these past few sessions (though they were up marginally on Tuesday)? Nothing adverse has happened in the sectors in which they operate. Nor has there been any trouble at these companies individually. So, is there something more to it? Yes. They were sold by AMCs that have floated India-focused funds in a low-tax regime country in Europe. The big question: Is this decline an opportunity?
Dalal Street Week ahead: Is Nifty 50 poised for a short-term recovery?
Markets experienced significant selloff amid FII outflows, geopolitical tensions, and SEBI rule changes, resulting in a 4.45% drop in the Nifty 50. Technical indicators suggest potential support at 25,000 levels, with a cautious outlook advised for the coming week.
Azhar skips ED summons in HCA case, called again on Oct 8
Former Indian cricket captain Mohammad Azharuddin did not attend a scheduled deposition before the Enforcement Directorate in a money laundering case involving financial irregularities in the Hyderabad Cricket Association. The investigation is connected to serious procurement irregularities and misappropriation of funds. Fresh summons have been issued for his next appearance on October 8.
Why Sandeep Tandon is betting on defensive plays in a volatile market
?I think it will be a challenging phase. If somebody says that I will shift money now and make money in China, smart money has already shifted. But psychological, I have seen that it will be a pressure for India and whenever we have seen when China performs, global market do not perform.
Global investors call time on their exodus from China
Global investors are showing renewed interest in China due to Beijing's efforts to reverse economic slowdown and support stock markets. Increased focus on consumer spending and easing home-buying restrictions are key factors. Institutional investors are cautiously optimistic as they await more detailed policy plans from Beijing before making significant investments.
Regret holding cash in buying frenzy? Here¡¯s why experienced investors call it a smart move
Investors are increasingly holding cash due to concerns over high share valuations and market excesses. Despite criticism, including from Warren Buffett, many prefer the safety of cash or equivalents. Experienced investors are particularly cautious, while newer ones remain bullish. Cash holdings offer a cushion against potential market downturns.
Monday market crash was not technical; equity market signals what will happen to the economy: Mark Mobius
Mark Mobius indicated that despite some reduction, yen carry trade excesses still persisted in the system. He noted global uncertainty, driven by geopolitical tensions and upcoming US elections. Mobius also highlighted the potential for a US recession due to a decreased money supply. Investors might consider holding cash for future opportunities, with India showing promising growth.
It is a struggle to invest money in short-term now, says Madhu Kela; points to best way to regulate F&O market
The smartest way to regulate the F&O market is to increase the lot size so that the retail people cannot get in basically, says Madhu Kela. You do not want to kill the market. Already there is so much taxation that is unreal. There is STT, income tax, dividend distribution tax, buyback tax, long-term capital gains tax and short-term capital gains tax.
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