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After the last few days of correction due to the crisis in the Middle east , the broader market indices like nifty and sensex once again rebounded. The way the market behaved it was clear that it is largely due to international reasons and market breadth was clearly showing signs that bears will have to wait before they can make any serious attempt to control the street. But because valuations are high, it would be better to still be cautious both the amount of exposure one is taking and more importantly the stocks which one is buying should have good fundamentals and the score should have see...

Last Thursday, when everything appeared fine, there was a sudden decline in the Nifty, a drop of more than 200 points in less than 5 mins. There was never and never will be, dearth of explanation of every move of the markets. So, the blame this time was put on basket selling and possible attack by Israel on Iran. Explanations aside, volatility is part of the market and will remain. The only two things one should do, look at how the market breadth has panned out during the volatile phase. Second, stocks, which may be volatile in the short term but the companies are good when it comes to fundam...

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It has been a long time that engineering major L&T has ventured into exports of engineering services to the Middle East, then it moved into exports of engineering goods. Over the years, there are companies, who specialize in some industries who also have been able to get an entry into the export market. Getting into the export market is not easy and it takes years to get into the market for two reasons. First, global companies tend to be very aggressive in bidding so that new competition does not come in. Second, Indian companies which are sort of a crossover of engineering and capital goo...

Total inbound tourists for February 2024 were estimated at 168,967, an increase of 27.5 per cent when compared to the corresponding month in 2023, the NSO said Friday. During the month under review, a total of 151,862 inbound tourists visited Malta for holiday purposes, and 10,244 tourists came for business purposes. The largest share of