Posts

Japan's Nikkei rebounds as US jobs data eases slowdown fears

Cochin Shipyard Q1

Airtel Payments Bank Q1 net profit rises 41% to Rs 7.2 crore as revenue hits milestone

The rupee traded sideways near 83.96, with the dollar strengthening to 102.95$. USD/JPY was volatile around 146.20$. Capital markets were weak, with market breadth remaining flat, particularly on an RBI policy day, as participants awaited cues from the USD/JPY movement. In the short term, the rupee is expected to continue trading within a range of 83.80-84.15

Sebi amends AIF rule; specifies maximum permissible limit for extension of Large Value Funds' tenure

Vipul Organics announced the development of a refined organic intermediate for manufacturing specialty chemicals, to be used in the automobile industry

Rupee falls 2 paise to close at 83.97 against US dollar

GRSE Q1 Results

PCBL Q1 Results

RVNL Q1 Results

FirstCry IPO sails through on final day of bidding process; QIB portion booked 3.9x

Alembic Pharma Q1 Results

While markets may reflect slight disappointment at key rates as also the stance of policy remaining unchanged, that was the consensus expectation as well. The recent indication of easing in global markets had risen to hopes of a somewhat dovish guidance, however, MPC remained focussed on headline inflation, perhaps guided by a steep increase in projection for Q2FY25 from 3.8% earlier to 4.4% and considering that food & vegetable prices have not cooled enough as expected. However, the outlook remains promising with robust growth, moderating inflation, improving liquidity, and easing financial conditions in global markets. As such, bond yields remained largely unchanged with some volatility. The same trend is expected in near term with markets trading in a narrow range.