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    FMCG sector: Street might treat it as saviors in some phases & there is more to it than HUL, 13 stocks, with upside potential of up to 42 %

    On the day of the election result and the day after that, two days in succession, everyone was talking about FMCG stocks. Explanations about why they are safe heaven stocks, how the focus on rural income and consumption will benefit them. Third day, the broader market recovered and FMCG was probably the only loser. This is not the first time that it has happened. For ages, FMCG stocks have been considered defensive stocks. Whether FMCG stocks should be defensive is a different issue. What is relevant is that there is a probability that going forward, there will be phases, where a narrative about FMCG stocks being defensive will keep coming to the street. Given the fact that their valuations are expensive, there is hardly any growth in business, it would be worthwhile to understand that sector otherwise one might end up buying stocks and make the capital underperform. We look at 28 stocks from every segment, right from food and beverage to cosmetics.

    New and old promises in BJP manifesto

    In its 2024 manifesto, the BJP has repeated its promise on implementing the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and reiterated its stand to draw a Uniform Civil Code but has skipped the contentious issue of National Register of Citizens (NRC).

    Looking to invest in PSUs ? Have the right mix of expectations as the risk rewards equation is very different in these 45 public sector stocks

    If one looks at the last three months of the stock market moves, a new industrial house appears to be born and has caught the fancy of the street. Yes, we are talking about PSU as a set of companies. It is not owned by one individual but by the government of India so there is an element of the largest shareholder being one entity and that is why it may be called a new industrial house. Stocks which have been listed for years and till a year back were available at dividend yield of 6 % and no one was ready to look at them. They have suddenly caught the fancy.

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    Investing in PSUs: Risks are of a different nature and so is reward for these 45 public sector stocks

    Few years back, for a PSU stock to do well there was an unwritten rule on Dalal street. Is that company a divestment candidate? If yes, then the street would look at in a positive manner otherwise it was a no go area. Nobody on the street was interested in looking at whether the company is growing at a good enough rate, what the business was, whether it had any moat or not. Over the years, as no divestment took place, interest in PSU came down. The only time there was some activity at these stocks was when dividends were announced as the yield was high in these stocks. But then all of sudden things changed. In the last nine months, PSU stocks are the new stars of Dalal street. Will 2024 see the continuation of this trend ?

    Death toll rises to 12; Boats and tractors used in rescue efforts in rain-hit Chennai

    In Chennai and surrounding areas, relentless rains, instigated by the severe cyclonic storm Michaung, have resulted in a dozen fatalities in various rain-related incidents. Fishing boats and farm tractors have been deployed for rescue operations. District Disaster Response Teams (DDRT) are actively engaged in relief work, rescuing families and relocating vulnerable individuals to safer locations. Relief efforts include the distribution of food and milk packets.

    The Economic Times
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