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India goes to polls today in phase 1 of General Elections 2019. What is on the mind of the voter? What is the pulse of the nation? What are the issues being talked about? Are voters in south of India thinking differently than those in north or east India? In this Business Standard podcast, host Ankur Bhardwaj speaks to four Business Standard reporters, Somesh Jha, Shine Jacob, Arindam Majumdar and Subhayan Chakraborty to try and find answers to those questions...
India goes to polls today in phase 1 of General Elections 2019. What is on the mind of the voter? What is the pulse of the nation? What are the issues being talked about? Are voters in south of India thinking differently than those in north or east India? In this Business Standard podcast, host Ankur Bhardwaj speaks to four Business Standard reporters, Somesh Jha, Shine Jacob, Arindam Majumdar and Subhayan Chakraborty to try and find answers to those questions...
Investors will keep a keen eye on the first phase of the 2019 Lok Sabha election which kicks off on Thursday with 91 constituencies across 20 states voting in the world's largest democratic exercise. They will also track closely stock-specific action, oil prices, movement of rupee against the US dollar, and FII inflows...
Investors will keep a keen eye on the first phase of the 2019 Lok Sabha election which kicks off on Thursday with 91 constituencies across 20 states voting in the world's largest democratic exercise. They will also track closely stock-specific action, oil prices, movement of rupee against the US dollar, and FII inflows...
The double whammy of concerns over softening global growth and the fear of US-EU trade war after the US President Donald Trump threatened on Tuesday to impose tariffs on $11 billion worth of EU products, weighed on investor sentiment on Wednesday. The S&P BSE Sensex lost 354 points or 0.91 per cent to settle at 38,585, with Bharti Airtel (down nearly 4 per cent) being the biggest loser and Tata Motors (up around 5 per cent) the top gainer...
The double whammy of concerns over softening global growth and the fear of US-EU trade war after the US President Donald Trump threatened on Tuesday to impose tariffs on $11 billion worth of EU products, weighed on investor sentiment on Wednesday. The S&P BSE Sensex lost 354 points or 0.91 per cent to settle at 38,585, with Bharti Airtel (down nearly 4 per cent) being the biggest loser and Tata Motors (up around 5 per cent) the top gainer...
Key global developments like the IMF's prediction of a continued slowing global economic growth, including in India, and escalation in trade tensions between the US and the European Union are likely to steer the benchmark indices on Wednesday. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Tuesday moderately scaled down India’s economic growth projection to 7.3 per cent for the current financial year from its earlier forecast of 7.4 per cent...
Key global developments like the IMF's prediction of a continued slowing global economic growth, including in India, and escalation in trade tensions between the US and the European Union are likely to steer the benchmark indices on Wednesday. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Tuesday moderately scaled down India’s economic growth projection to 7.3 per cent for the current financial year from its earlier forecast of 7.4 per cent...
After oscillating between the positive and negative territory for most part of the session, key stock benchmark indices ended over half a per cent higher on Tuesday, thanks to buying in the last hour of the trade. The S&P BSE Sensex added 238 points or 0.62 per cent to end at 38,939. During the trade, the index hit a high and low of 38,978.99 and 38,598.72, respectively. ICICI Bank, ITC, Axis Bank, HDFC, YES Bank and TCS were the major contributors to the Sensex's gain...
After oscillating between the positive and negative territory for most part of the session, key stock benchmark indices ended over half a per cent higher on Tuesday, thanks to buying in the last hour of the trade. The S&P BSE Sensex added 238 points or 0.62 per cent to end at 38,939. During the trade, the index hit a high and low of 38,978.99 and 38,598.72, respectively. ICICI Bank, ITC, Axis Bank, HDFC, YES Bank and TCS were the major contributors to the Sensex's gain...