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Elixir Equities, says he is not too concerned about rising inflation affecting consumption related companies like FMCG, auto, appliances or any other sector. What is your outlook on the agri inflation scenario that is currently underway and how could that potentially impact the input costs and margins in the consumption story? Inflation is a big concern for all companies, especially consumer-facing companies -- be it automobiles, appliances or even FMCG stocks. But Indian companies have a great deal of experience in dealing with it. Secondly, when the demand situation is strong, it becomes e...

So depending on the risk appetite, one can select the banking stocks one wants to invest in. The next least 6 to 12 months will be very positive for PSU banks and most PSU banks will outperform their private sector peer group by a huge margin. Beyond one year, one cannot say but the next 6-12 months look very exciting as their credit costs drop significantly and they benefit from resolutions and write-back of provisions. Pre-provisioning operating profits will remain strong. From June quarter onwards, we could see a fantastic spike in earnings for PSU banks and that will excite a lot of inves...

Commodities are losing a bit of their lustre, especially steel and other non-ferrous metals.

Synopsis The RIL stock has fallen 15 per cent in the last three months, compared with a 21 per cent rise in Nifty50. Reliance Industries chairman Mukesh Ambani NEW DELHI: At some point last year, Reliance Industries (RIL) played a major role in the rebound that the benchmark equity indices stages from their March lows. The rally in RIL shares was such that it helped Mukesh Ambani climb up the billionaires’ ranks to become the world’s fourth richest with a fortune of nearly $90 billion. This was when the stock hit a record high of Rs 2,368.80 in September 2020. Since then, the stock has c...

Weekly Dossier: Vikas Khemani, Dipan Mehta, Jonathan Schiessl on trends of market, economy The Indian equities are in a structural bull market, experts say, and the coming year is expected to augur well for the equities. Representative image | Source: Pixabay After Monday's sharp fall, the Indian market resumed its upward journey and logged strong gains during the subsequent three sessions. The Indian equities are in a structural bull market, experts say, and the coming year is expected to augur well for the equities. However, that does not mean the rally will be even for all sectors. Sectors...