
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.
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The equity benchmarks continued their record setting spree on Thursday, wherein Sensex and Nifty recorded fresh all-time highs of 63,583 and 18,887, respectively.
Indian equities are less likely to outperform for the third successive year, says Goldman Sachs.
FPI withdrawals hit ₹1.76 lakh crore in less than 10 months as global macros play spoilsport.
In dollar terms, however, India is down 7% YTD vs 19% for the US.
Adani group says VCPL is committed to completing the open offer process, and that SEBI has been requested to provide observations on its draft offer letter.
In 2021 Axis Bank-Max Life deal, IRDAI says Max Life facilitated transactions of transfer of its shares between parties in violation of its rules, which allowed Axis entities to make “undue profits”.
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.
9 month calendar year sale is double the outflow seen over 2008, 2011 and 2018