Get App
Download App Scanner
Scan to Download
Advertisement
LIVE UPDATES

Sensex, Nifty Stage A Recovery As Banks Make A Strong Comeback

Sensex, Nifty Stage A Recovery As Banks Make A Strong Comeback
Bronze bull statue stands near BSE (Photographer: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg)
5 years ago
Nestle India, ICICI Securities, TV18, Network 18 may react as the companies reported quarterly results after the market closed Tuesday. Indus Towers, Cyient, Rallis India are among the companies scheduled to report earnings Thursday.

The rupee was little changed at 74.95 per dollar, paring a decline of as much as 0.6% Thursday, It is down 2.5% this month in Asia’s worst performance.

Aurobindo Pharma’s Stock Extends Gains As JPMorgan Sees Possible Re-Rating

Petronet LNG Ltd. rose 4.5%, more than any full-day gain since Oct. 22.

  • Trading volume was 4.92 million shares, double the 20-day average of 2.41 million shares for this time of day.
  • Trading in the company's call options totalled 2,575 contracts, compared with the average of 825 over the past 20 days. Trading in the company's put options totalled 738 contracts, compared with the average of 367 over the same period.
  • One-month implied volatility was 32%.
  • Petronet LNG trades at 13 times its estimated earnings per share for the coming year. It trades at 12 times trailing EPS.
  • Analysts have 33 buy, seven hold, and no sell recommendations on the stock.
  • The price target of 306.89 rupees represents a 34% increase from the last price

Why Brokerages See Higher Sales For Nestle India In Near Term

We expect 13% profit CAGR over FY21-24 led by 14-15% AUM CAGR. Valuations are at a premium to peers, partly justified by higher profitability and strong brand/distribution. We initiate coverage with Outperform and target price of Rs 3150 based on 39x FY23 PE. 
CLSA Note

While it is too early to draw conclusions, the fact that yields rose after the first G-SAP auction and the RBI rejected the subsequent auction doesn’t bode well for market sentiment  
Chong Wee Khoon Told Bloomberg

Indian equity benchmarks decline for a third session as a worsening coronavirus crisis sparked investor concerns over a nascent economic recovery and corporate profits.

The S&P BSE Sensex Index slid 1% to 47,204. The losses came even as a broader index of Asian stocks climbed. The measure has lost about 9% from its recent peak on Feb. 15, nearing losses read as a technical correction.

The NSE Nifty 50 fell 1% as well to 14,515, its lowest level since Feb. 1. All but three of the 19 sub-indexes compiled by BSE Ltd. fell, led by a gauge of bank stocks. Reliance Industries Ltd. and HDFC Bank Ltd. were the biggest drags on the Sensex.

Global funds have turned net sellers of local stocks in April after a six-month buying spree, helping make the Sensex this month’s biggest loser in Asia. Foreign investors have sold $716 million of local shares through April 19.

Daily coronavirus infections in the nation reached a record 314,835 and public health experts are worried that a new -- possibly more virulent -- variant could be racing through the crowded nation of more than 1.3 billion people.

Stringent restrictions across the country on the movement of people have revived memories of last year when lockdowns curbed demand and pushed the economy into the worst recession in nearly seven decades.

Central Bank Faces Key Auction as India’s Traders Balk at Yields

All You Need To Know Going Into Trade On April 22

Essential Business Intelligence, Continuous LIVE TV, Sharp Market Insights, Practical Personal Finance Advice and Latest Stories — On NDTV Profit.

Newsletters

Update Email
to get newsletters straight to your inbox
⚠️ Add your Email ID to receive Newsletters
Note: You will be signed up automatically after adding email

News for You

Set as Trusted Source
on Google Search