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Having pendency is good but ageing of public issues is bad, says Madhabi Puri Buch - Vimarsana News

Having pendency is good but ageing of public issues is bad, says Madhabi Puri Buch

Madhabi Puri Buch says SEBI is streamlining the use of technology and processes to make sure that whenever there is an opportunity to raise capital from the market, there is never any reason for a delay from their end

Sensex gains 556 pts, US rates hike lifts investors' spirits - Vimarsana News

Sensex gains 556 pts, US rates hike lifts investors' spirits

Better-than-anticipated financial results from Indian firms in the March quarter also contributed to the positive market sentiment. All sectoral indices on the NSE, except for the Nifty FMCG index, closed higher

Source: aninews.in
Gold Prices Today: Bullion rises ahead of key US economic data releases - Vimarsana News

Gold Prices Today: Bullion rises ahead of key US economic data releases

Analysts said that if the US Federal Reserve keep raising rates, gold may struggle to reach near its record highs.

Gold Prices Today: Yellow metal steady as traders assess US data, recession fears worsen - Vimarsana News

Gold Prices Today: Yellow metal steady as traders assess US data, recession fears worsen

Prithvi Finmart's Manoj Jain suggests buying gold on dips around Rs 60,000, with a stop loss of Rs 59,700 for the target of Rs 60,550

VST Industries shares take a 3% hit after Q4 net profit slumps 21% - Vimarsana News

VST Industries shares take a 3% hit after Q4 net profit slumps 21%

In the last three months, the stock price of VST Industries have risen by more than 5 percent, while in the past three years, it has given a positive return of over 17 percent.