Traditional haven currencies like the Japanese yen and the Swiss franc had some fans, but each were less popular than the US dollar or, perhaps more strikingly Bitcoin
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US investors eye gold, treasuries, Bitcoin as debt-limit default risk peaks (15-05-2023)
Traditional haven currencies like the Japanese yen and the Swiss franc had some fans, but each were less popular than the US dollar or, perhaps more strikingly Bitcoin
Stocks to Watch on May 15: Adani Group, Tata Motors, DMart, PVR Inox (15-05-2023)
Stocks to Watch today: Adani Enterprises and Adani Transmission will together raise Rs 21,000 crore
MARKET LIVE: Sensex up 250 pts, Nifty near 18,400; Cipla, Adani Ent dip 3% (15-05-2023)
Stock market live: Shares of Tata Motors gained over 3.5 per cent on posting a net profit of Rs 5,408 crore in Q4FY23 as against a net loss of Rs 1,033 crore last year
Short-term trend remains bullish for Nifty; resistance likely around 18,500 (15-05-2023)
According to Ravi Nathani, an independent technical analyst, one can look to ‘Book Profits on rise’ as the Nifty 50 index is expected to face resistance in the 18,450 – 18,500 range.
Street Signs: Adani Group shares, Exchange-traded funds surface, and more (15-05-2023)
Over the weekend, Adani Enterprises and Adani Transmission announced plans of raising Rs 12,500 crore and Rs 8,500 crore, respectively, through the qualified institutional placement route
Careful sector, stock selection warranted in Indian market: M Raychaudhuri (15-05-2023)
‘We have a Sensex target of 66,000 by the end of CY23’
Karnataka election results likely to keep Indian markets swinging (15-05-2023)
The market mood is bullish amid strong inflows from foreign portfolio investors. The benchmark National Stock Exchange Nifty is less than 3 per cent shy of new all-time highs
Improving JLR outlook, margin expansion targets positives for Tata Motors (15-05-2023)
Margin expansion targets for all units, debt reduction are other positives
Sebi proposes delisting mechanism for non-convertible debt securities (14-05-2023)
Capital markets regulator Sebi has proposed a mechanism for the voluntary delisting of non-convertible debt securities.
Under the mechanism, an entity should not be permitted to delist a few non-convertible debt securities while other non-convertible debt securities continue to remain listed.
Accordingly, the proposed mechanism would apply to the voluntary delisting of all listed non-convertible debt securities from all or any of the recognised stock exchanges.
The proposed mechanism would not be applicable to the delisting of non-convertible debt securities of a listed entity that have been delisted by the stock exchanges as a consequence of any penalty or delisted under a resolution plan approved under the IBC.
Notwithstanding this, a listed entity that has more than 200 non-QIB (qualified institutional buyers) holders in any ISIN (International Securities Identification Number) relating to listed non-convertible debt securities, should not be able to voluntarily delist any of it