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    High watermark: Why is India building its biggest port ever?

    Vadhavan Port in Palghar district, operational by 2030, will cost Rs 76,220 crore and connect via the DFC. Supporting IMEC, it will handle 23.2 million TEUs by 2040. Challenges include proximity to Tarapur nuclear plant and relocating fishing activities. This 2019 initiative, highlighted by Amitabh Kant, boosts India’s trade.

    OMCs in the last leg of the rally; like gas utilities among PSUs: Unmesh Sharma

    Exuberance is observed in mid and smallcaps, with a focus on buying laggards. The influx of domestic investors has changed the nature of the market. Selective investments in PSUs, particularly gas utilities, are favored. The large banks may have gone a little bit too far but at the same point in time that is what is impacting them in the short term

    Rs 10,000 crore-erosion! FPI sell-off continues in October. What's in store for rest of the month

    Sustained rise in US bond yields in anticipation of further rates and uncertain geopolitical environment have been the main contributing factors for FII offloading Indian shares. The selling was seen in financials, power, and IT, but they continued to buy capital goods and automobiles. Analysts said the Indian market continues to exhibit resilience even amid many challenges and that investors may turn optimistic in the near future.

    Time to start nibbling into largecap banks as people start to look at FY26 and beyond: Unmesh Sharma

    “The way we are positioned is a little bit more long-term than just playing the context, but to a large extent, we believe that there are three sub-sectors which we like a lot. Our big overweight positions are the domestic economy, hard assets like capital goods, cement, real estate and sub-sector within IT, the market infrastructure.”

    ETMarkets Smart Talk- India is a beneficiary of FII flows; pace of recovery slows in China: Unmesh Sharma

    India stands out amongst other EMs due to lower external vulnerabilities, strong corporate balance sheet strength and an expected 2 year earnings CAGR of 16% for the headline index.

    Wondering when to sell stocks? 11 rules from top fund managers can help you decide

    CLSA recently said the 14,500 level on Nifty could be a level that may be a viable bottom given the historical trend of declines. Many other analysts have also said Nifty in the range of 14,500-15,000 can be the bottom of the ongoing sell-off.

    The Economic Times
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