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Stocks to buy: Identifying recently corrected stocks with good fundamentals can be effective in the current market. Moving averages help distinguish between stocks in correction and those in a bear trend. Stocks that have seen a recent correction an...

According to Statista, global sports market revenue was estimated at $487 bn in 2022, sporting goods market at $160 bn in 2023, and sports betting at $242 bn in 2023. Much of this revenue growth is attributed to technology, which ensures deep fan in...

Dhanuka Agritech: The company’s product range spans insecticides, fungicides and herbicides, distributed nationwide, with three manufacturing plants and 41 warehouses. Despite challenges like pricing pressure, high inventory and sluggish demand in a...

While the turbulence in the global economy may have subsided, we are far from normality. For the bond markets in particular, the last three years have been challenging.

​The dollar was down slightly against the Japanese yen on Tuesday after data showing Japan's core consumer inflation exceeded forecasts and that U.S. durable goods orders fell more than expected in January.

The logic behind this style of batting is that when conditions are extreme and your survival in the middle is more a matter of luck than skills, it’s better to play your shots and score as many runs as possible before you get that ball that has your...

External affairs minister S Jaishankar has emphasized the importance of making and buying products made in India, stating that cheap or subsidized goods can threaten the country's markets. He emphasized the One District One Product (ODOP) programme ...

While the weight of private banks moderated for the fourth consecutive month to 18.7%, the weight of PSU banks declined to 3% to its lowest since February 2021.

“If you are already holding QSR stocka, then these are not the levels to sell because we have seen decent corrections also in them. From a longer-term perspective, I am pretty certain that the QSR companies can deliver exceptional returns going ahea...

Joshimath's susceptibility to land subsidence because of being located on a foundation of loose sediments coupled with increasing population pressure and multi-storeyed buildings, including hotels, in the town are some of the factors cited in nearly...

India's chief economic advisor, V. Anantha Nageswaran, has expressed optimism about the country's GDP growth, calling the first quarter growth of 7.8% a "good number". He stated that the government is comfortable maintaining a GDP growth target of 6...

Moderate inflation, together with a cooling labor market, bolstered economists' conviction that the U.S. central bank will be able to engineer a "soft landing" for the economy, after a year of hand-wringing about a recession.

With India Inc. reporting recent margin decline, such companies can be valuable investment options.

Kotak AMC's CIO Equity, Harsha Upadhyaya, highlights the growth potential of banking, industrials, autos, and cement sectors in the Indian economy. Banking is set to have significantly higher earnings growth over the next two years as compared to th...

Jiten Parmar, believes that inflation and interest rates have started trending down in FY24, making it a more constructive year for investments than the previous year. Parmar believes that chemicals, which have corrected margins, are back on the rad...

In the cabinet meeting convened regarding the Joshimath disaster, it was decided that the bills of the affected people would be waived for the next six months from November 2022. The orders in this regard were issued on Sunday.

“Most of the cement companies saw margins decline. But from a picking perspective, the pecking order should have to be with respect to the overall capacity that the companies have. The larger the company, the better it would be is the simple metric ...

January has been a pretty bad month for India from the index standpoint and also from FIIs flows. The whole banking sector leadership which was there and driving the markets till December has taken a little bit of knock in Jan.

Bolstering such prospects are China’s reopening after pandemic lockdowns, evidence of slowing inflation, and the assured views of some senior European officials that their economies won’t suffer recessions.