The firm said it has been ‘gloom and doom’ for the domestic industry in the past few months because of high cotton prices and low demand for textiles and apparel in Western countries.
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Nifty may trade in 17,500-18,050 band: Analysts
Technically, having closed at an 8-week low, Nifty formed a bearish candlestick pattern on weekly time frame with crucial support at 17,650-17,680. A breakdown below this zone could attract further selling pressure towards the 200-DMA at 17,200-17,250, while resistance on the upside is seen at 18,050-18,100.
FPIs lap up defensive stocks on return to Dalal Street
Why is that so? For a start, defensive stocks should protect downside risks in a global environment that even the surest of soothsayers wouldn’t describe as predictable. Then, valuations in India aren’t cheap by any stretch of imagination, which puts territorial limits on how far the investing equivalent of explorers Continue Reading
Credit card spends fall for the first time in six months
“Going forward, we expect card expenditure to moderate further over the next couple of months due to the end of festive season and inflationary impact on consumer spending,” said Bunty Chawla, analyst, IDBI Capital.
Lanco Amarkantak resolution faces delays
The resolution professional, Saurabh Kumar Tikmani backed by KPMG, invited lenders last week to vote on the resolution plans given by the PFC-REC team, Adani Power and Reliance Industries. The voting will end on December 30.
China Covid surge stokes supply fears among Indian traders
India’s exports to China are falling as there is already a slowdown in the Chinese economy. The spread of Covid-19 and the upcoming Chinese New Year in the second half of January could lead to further workforce shortages.
UK cricket exports eye boost with India free trade deal
According to DIT, an FTA could see taxes cut or even removed entirely, along with a range of duties on other exports that would help UK firms expand into an economy due to become the world’s third largest by 2050.
The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari author suggests rules of thinking that marks a successful leader
“Ultimately, what makes great leadership and what makes a happy life is not what other people think of you, it is what you think of yourself, what does your family think about you? What do your co-workers think about you?”
Sensex navigates geopolitical gyrations, Fed fusillades to outshine global peers in ‘year of polycrisis’
By Abhishek Mukherjee New Delhi, Dec 25 (PTI) After a two-year liquidity-fuelled bull run, the BSE Sensex faced its moment of reckoning in 2022 as Russia marched into Ukraine, the US Federal Reserve came out all guns blazing in its war against inflation and a cataclysm engulfed global financial
3 PSU bank stocks with revised target price that can rally up to 30%
The calendar year 2022 has been the best year in 5 years for the PSU bank stocks. In 2022, while there were broad-based gains in the banking pack, it was public sector banks that stole the show. State-owned banks gave their best-ever gains in at least a decade. The Nifty Continue Reading