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Garuda Construction and Engineering: Special discussion with top management on IPO, what is the future plan of the company?, how is the business model of the company?, what is the plan regarding capacity expansion?, what is the growth outlook for the future?, where will the IPO take place? Use of the money raised from?, watch AnilSinghvi's special conversation with the company's MD, Praveen Aggarwal.
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After a big rise, a correction of about 10% is normal in the market. Wait for buying in decline, there are still investment opportunities in pharma stocks: Jyotivardhan Jaipuria, Founder & MD, Valentis Advisors. Watch the special conversation with Anil Singhvi.
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Fri, Feb 25, 2022
In a highly charged week dominated by geopolitical tension between Russia and Ukraine, which turned into a fully blown out armed conflict, the domestic equity benchmarks settled with a 3.5% cut each for the week ended February 25, thanks to a robust bounce back on Friday.
Domestic equity markets bounced back after seeing one of the worst single-day corrections since March 2020 on Thursday as the indices ended higher by nearly 2.5% on the last trading day of the week.
The Indian markets were trading higher on Friday, a day after receiving a drubbing on back of Russia-Ukraine conflict taking the shape of an all-out war on Thursday, amid improved global cues.
Russia launched a military offensive on Ukraine, making markets across the world jittery.
Snapping 7 days falling streak, Indian market started off on a high note amid positive global cues on Thursday.
After tanking 5 per cent on back of Ukraine crisis, the worst fall since March 2020, the domestic equity market opened on a positive note as hinted by SGX Nifty.
Thu, Feb 24, 2022
With the global economy still nursing wounds -- the Indian economy has put up a brave face as it recuperates from the Russia-Ukraine standoff which has picked a rather inopportune moment to manifest.
Here's what Mazhar Mohammad recommends investors should do with these stocks when the market resumes trading today.
Taking the world by surprise, Russia attacked Ukraine in early hours on Thursday throwing stock markets across the globe out of gear
The domestic equity market crashed nearly 5 per cent as Russia launched an all-out invasion of Ukraine by land, air and sea on Thursday.
As Russia declared war on Ukraine, Zee Business Managing Editor Anil Singhvi decodes how markets have reacted when two nations have gone into war or whenever there was a war-like situation between two countries.
The Nifty50 was hit too as the index was trading below its crucial support at 17,000 and the crucial long-term moving average of 200-DMA and 200-Days EMA placed at 16887, and 16878 respectively.
Nifty gave up 17,500, while the Sensex dropped over 2000 points amid all stocks turning negative on both the indices after tanking on Russia-Ukraine row.
Indian stock markets witnessed a massive drubbing and were trading significantly low from the Wednesday closing. While the Nifty50 was trading at 16510.50 around 10:15 am and were down over 500 points or 3%. Meanwhile the 30-share BSE Sensex was trading at 55,461.28, down by 1770.78 points or 3.09%
Uncertainty over the global developments on Russia-Ukraine geopolitical tensions has led to higher volatility in the indices this week.
The Indian markets tanked on Thursday after Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday announced a military operation in Ukraine, claiming it's intended to protect civilians.
After trading positive throughout, the Indian market extended losses for the sixth day on Wednesday as it succumbed to selling pressure and volatility arising out of geopolitical tensions surrounding Russia-Ukraine conflict.
Indian market closed in the red for the sixth consecutive day in a row on Wednesday.
Wed, Feb 23, 2022
We spoke to Vikas Singhania, CEO, TradeSmart to decode what is driving retail interest towards LIC IPO.
The pharma major with a market capitalization of more than Rs 70,000 cr on the BSE hit a 52-week high of Rs 5613 on 7 July 2021, and post that the trend went sideways.
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