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NSE updates collateral criteria, makes F&O trading harder
NSE has made the rules related to using stocks as collateral for margin requirements much stricter. What changes have been made in the rules by NSE? How will it affect the stocks? And how should traders strategize in light of this decision? Let’s understand.
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Markets getting ready for rush of IPOs
Some of the biggest companies like Hyundai Motor, Swiggy, Ola Electric, Bajaj Home Finance are going to hit the market soon
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EV sales are up but battery issues fail to charge up market for used vehicles
The electric vehicle market is growing at a fair clip but the market for used EVs is still nascent and weighed down by battery issues
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Andhra co stocks ride on TDP’s electoral triumph
Companies based in Andhra Pradesh have seen stock prices zoom on the hopes that new business awaits them
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NSE launches index to track electric vehicles
This index is designed to monitor the performance of businesses in the electric vehicle sector and companies involved in the development of new-age automotive vehicles and related technologies
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Heatwave bad for people but profitable for these companies!
Despite this scorching heat, several sectors and companies are benefiting from it. Which companies are these? How are they benefiting? And can investments be made based on this theme? Let's find out.
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Is this a good time to buy into LIC?
A large part of the company's income stems from single premium products which have low margins. Private companies in this sector are far more aggressive than LIC, and focus on high-margin products like ULIPs, credit protection and personal protection.
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Mutual funds show marginal improvement in Sebi stress test
The results of the third phase of the stress tests for mutual funds for the month of April show that the top 10 smallcap funds will take an average of 28.7 days to liquidate half of their portfolios
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IT sector could face volatile times
In an environment of high interest rates, the domestic IT sector has been grappling with weak demand from clients in major markets like the US and Europe for more than a year
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Should you invest in VI’s upcoming FPO?
Even if the company succeeds in raising the entire amount of Rs 45,000 crore, most of this will this go towards clearing outstanding dues to the government and big vendors like Indus Towers.
