
FPI Flows Bring Zing Back Into Nifty Premium
Foreign portfolio investors have come back with a bang in the current financial year after being net sellers in the previous fiscal.
Foreign portfolio investors have come back with a bang in the current financial year after being net sellers in the previous fiscal.
Timely payments from government authorities are helping companies manage debt.
Pricier overseas borrowing, higher bank loan rates and large issuances triggered the demand for corporate bonds.
A company compounding its topline growth can be an encouraging sign for an investor that his firm is on a growth trajectory, though that doesn’t necessarily mean it is achieving growth profitably.
The clamour for passive fund schemes — exchange-traded funds — is on the rise in India. Assets under management for ETFs have grown from around ₹5,400 cr as of 2014 to around ₹4 lakh cr currently.
Central banks across the globe, except the Bank of Japan, have hiked interest rates as inflation roils their economies.
As retail inflation continues to rise for the seventh month, RBI aims to restrict it in the range of 2-6%, but has failed to do so despite embarking on a rate hike spree.
Even though geopolitical environment has cast a shadow over India's GDP growth, office assets remain the preferred choice of investment for capital investors.