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Will Swiggy IPO sail through on last day? (08-11-2024)
Issue subscribed 0.35 times so far with retail investors portion receiving 0.85 times
Sagility India IPO allotment: Check status, GMP, & likely listing price (08-11-2024)
Once the allotment is finalised, investors can check the allotment status by visiting the official websites of BSE, NSE, or Link Intime India, the registrar for the issue
Tough loan market, rise of momentum investing: Top personal finance stories (08-11-2024)
This week we write about how to get a loan as availability norms harden and how to select momentum index funds
Stock Market LIVE Updates: GIFT Nifty signals muted start for India markets; Asian markets gain (08-11-2024)
Stock Market Today: Markets in India were likely to react to the US Federal Reserve cutting interest rates along expected lines, a day after Donald Trump emerged as the next president of the US
Reliance Capital- Growth at cheap Valuations? (08-11-2024)
Good story about how Reliance Power bids for a project using a bank guarantee from a foreign bank, which needed an Indian bank’s endorsement – but the endorsement was fake, it seems, cos the email on it was http://s-bi.co.in
management: once a fraud, always a fraud
Why four-wheelers stocks are still facing headwinds? Nischal Maheshwari answers (08-11-2024)
​Across the whole pharma sector, there are four or five stocks big one out there which are going to gain market share. So, CDMO is one space within pharma which should do well as we go along. But pharma as a whole space per se has been doing okay and we continue to believe that incrementally also pharma should continue to do well in the coming year also.
84.50 would be the key level to watch out for Rupee vis-a-vis dollar: Naveen Mathur (08-11-2024)
The Indian rupee is depreciating against the US dollar. The dollar index is strengthening. Experts believe the rupee may depreciate to 84.50 against the US dollar. The Reserve Bank of India may intervene if the rupee depreciates beyond this level. A weaker rupee is good for exports but will make imports costlier. This will impact the fiscal deficit.