West Asia tension will keep crude prices high
Dipan Mehta, member of BSE and NSE expects the market to open strong on account of short covering in the tech sector. He believes that the tech, along with the construction and the engineering sector will see action.
He also states that there has been no confirmation from the oil ministry that pricing autonomy would be given to oil companies.\n
Jain irrigation has come out with a very strong set of numbers.
Fed is expected to deliver a more market-neutral statement
Bhanu Baweja of UBS believes that the rupee is not far from touching 38-38.50 per dollar levels. He says the rupee will continue to be used as a tool to contain inflation.
India is 'relatively under-computerised' with only 4 million personal computers, as against China where the penetration of PCs stood at around 18 million, Microsoft Corporation Chief Executive Officer Steven A Ballmer said.
India funds have seen almost $1 billion of outflows in the last three weeks, says Brad Durham, MD, EPFR.
Chairman of Bajaj Auto, Rahul Bajaj says that if he becomes a member of the Rajya Sabha he will not be a silent spectator.
The government is willing to increase its contribution to the subsidy bill on retail sale of oil products
There are only two seasons in the stock market, one is bullish and one is bearish.
'I think it is more of an uncertainty and panic at the moment, instead of pure investment decisions.'
According to Nipun Mehta of Unitis Tower Wealth Advisors, the poison seems to have gone out of the market. But he sounds concerned over the kind of retail investment that is coming into the market.
DLF will use its IPO proceeds in part to acquire land, complete on-going projects and retire debts.
NDTV will become a full time infotainment and entertainment channel
'Tehran,' Foreign Minister Zarif said, 'had expected the Modi government to be "more resilient" in the face of Washington's bullying,' notes Ambassador M K Bhadrakumar.
Empowered committee of state finance ministers on value-added tax has sought to allay fears of traders that the new tax system will lead to increase in prices, stating that the worldwide experience did not support this apprehension.
Uber may be in the midst of a major controversy over a rape incident in India, but Infosys' CEO Vishal Sikka feels that digital services like this app-based taxi provider have huge potential in the country.
There is nothing that is guaranteed in the world of television and loyalty is pretty fickle
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