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The market is expected to be stock-specific based on the forthcoming quarterly results, Vinod Nair of Geojit Financial Services has said. Sunil Shankar Matkar February 07, 2021 / 09:57 AM IST
The market clocked the biggest ever weekly gains in absolute terms, with the benchmark indices hitting new highs as the bulls, backed by the banking sector, had a free run of the week ended February 5.
A growth-oriented Budget that went big on spending with no new taxes, forward-looking policies of the Reserve Bank of India that stuck to an accommodative stance, strong quarterly earnings, FII buying and positive global cues boosted market sentiment.
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Members of the 12-member jury spoke at length during the panel discussion, and the collective mood is best described as cautious optimism, with optimism slowly but surely growing.
Pichai was optimistic about a complete recovery but not ready to bet on when that could be, given the new strains of the virus being discovered in different parts of the world.
New Delhi: A star cast of global and Indian business leaders, led by Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google parent Alphabet, gave their take on issues that matter most – India’s and the global economy, how long before the shadow of Covid starts lifting, are we looking at V or a W-shaped recovery, technology and business, and the hottest global business news – Jeff Bezos moving up as Amazon executive chairman and vacating the CEO post.
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Union Budget 2021: Which are the stocks to watch
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NEW DELHI: India’s annual budget will be unveiled on February 1, with expectations that the government will boost spending to reboot an economy that’s forecast to contract the most this year since 1952. Here’s a guide to those stocks that may be most affected by the spending plan.
Analysts believe that tax cuts, higher capital expenditure and greater spending on infrastructure projects which tend to support low-income earners hold the key to unlocking demand for goods and service.
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Previous budgets have seen Indian equity investors deterred by levies including capital gains taxes and a surcharge subsequently rolled back that especially hit foreign funds.
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With India’s S&P BSE Sensex Index trading close to a peak, there’s not much of a safety margin for stock investors.
India’s annual budget will be unveiled on February 1, with expectations that the government will boost spending to reboot an economy that’s forecast to contract the most this year since 1952. Here’s a guide to those stocks that may be most affected by the spending plan.