IT stocks extend rally after upbeat deal-win commentary
Large-cap IT names gained for a second day as investors priced in a steadier demand outlook.
Benchmarks ended lower for a third session; banks cushioned the fall while autos and metals dragged.
Large-cap IT names gained for a second day as investors priced in a steadier demand outlook.
The currency traded in a narrow range; traders watched oil prices and foreign flows.
Monthly dispatch numbers came in below street estimates, weighing on two- and four-wheeler makers.
A quick read of the offer documents, price bands and lot sizes. Not a recommendation.
Private banks led the index higher while state-run lenders lagged.
Put writers cluster at 24,000 while call writers defend 24,500. What that range does, and does not, tell you.
FMCG and pharma have outperformed for a month. We look at relative strength and earnings revisions.
Loan growth is cooling from its peak; deposit costs are the bigger swing factor for net interest margins.