
What are the biggest threats to Indian equity markets in 2023?
High FD rates along with a slower rural and global economy may emerge as the biggest threat to Indian equities in 2023.
High FD rates along with a slower rural and global economy may emerge as the biggest threat to Indian equities in 2023.
Crude prices have risen significantly this fiscal, averaging $104 per barrel between April and October compared with $61 per barrel pre-pandemic.
Amid the ongoing geo-political situation, energy and fertiliser prices are one of the key near–term challenges, says Nirmala Sitharaman.
Crude oil rises to nearly a three-week high; key oils stocks trade in positive territory as OPEC+ decides to cut output by 2 mn barrels/day.
OPEC Plus – a grouping of 23 oil-rich countries -- is meeting in Vienna on Wednesday to discuss a major production cut for the first time since March 2020.
FM Nirmala Sithraman praises PM Modi for “his courage” to get crude oil from Russia at a discount while also making sure friendship with all countries remains intact
Export cess on diesel increased further to ₹13.5 per litre, while ATF will now attract export levy of ₹9 per litre, shows revised notification by FinMin
Rupee has recovered from its all-time low of over ₹80 against the U.S. dollar to ₹78.6 currently. FinMin says rupee has strengthened against currencies like Pound, Yen and Euro
For India, IMF says revision reflects mainly less favourable external conditions and more rapid policy tightening
The Sensex and Nifty are headed for a soft opening on Monday, following mixed cues from Asian peers and negative trends on SGX Nifty futures.