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Indian equities are likely to outperform their emerging market (EM) peers in 2021, says the latest report by Morgan Stanley and bets on domestic cyclical stocks followed by rate sensitives. The research and broking house, however, has kept its December 2021 target for the S&P BSE Sensex unchanged at 55,000 levels (base case; 50 per cent probability) for now – an upside of around 10 per cent from the current levels. “Our unchanged BSE Sensex target of 55,000. This level implies that the BSE Sensex would trade at a forward P/E multiple of 17.5x and a trailing P/E of 21.2, ahead of the 25-...

Read more about Markets will digest dent on June quarter earnings as one-time hit: CLSA on Business Standard. If India is unable to slow the number of infections, additional lockdown measures might be required, which analysts at Rabobank International say would negatively impact the supply side of the economy

Mobility already down, no need for a national lockdown: Experts point to curbs imposed by states SECTIONS Mobility already down, no need for a national lockdown: Experts point to curbs imposed by statesBy Share Synopsis "The positive takeaway is that almost all states have managed to contain the mobility of people by imposing lockdowns and hence it also shows that a national lockdown per se was not required as the same was being done by the states with their localised restrictions,” CARE Ratings said in a report. Reuters If the localised restrictions continue for another month, Kotak Mahin...

“Business sentiment remained weak and is going to fall further in the first quarter of FY22. The six major cities of New Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, Bengaluru, Chennai and Kolkata are very badly affected,” said Bornali Bhandari, a senior fellow at the National Council of Applied Economic Research.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in its special address today meant strict business, with a chiselled focus on alleviating financing constraints for economic stakeholders at the grass root level bearing a disproportionate burden of the ravaging second wave of COVID in the country. Wide ranging in scope, these stakeholders included: 1) On the retail side small individual borrowers; 2) On the business side, small business borrowers and MSMEs; 3) Among financial entities – Small Finance Banks (SFBs) and MFIs; and 4) On the sectoral side – Health/healthcare sector. Despite RBI’s stepped-up ...