Maruti Suzuki India growing by a paltry two per cent in January, recorded the lowest growth in this financial year, which could be due to the launch of Tata's Nano.
Seasonal weakness may result in modest sequential revenue growth for large Indian IT firms in the January-March 2016 quarter, analysts said.
The Sensex ended in red on domestic concerns.
Implementation of the Seventh Pay Commission recommendations, One Rank, One Pension are the other triggers going ahead, analysts say
Infosys, HCL might fare marginally better than TCS.
JLR volumes could hit million units by 2019, stock trading at discount to other premium automakers
Trai lowering of roaming tariffs likely to have negligible impact on financials as existing headline tariffs are lower.
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A section of the market believes RBI should hold rates as negative real rates will hurt savings and investment.
Sharp improvement in refining margin is expected to be the prime driving force.
If the offer is accepted, banks will have to take a haircut of about 30 per cent or Rs 2,500 crore of the total receivables of over Rs 9,000 crore.
The rally in most of these stocks is partly attributed to impressive financial performance.
Vinita Bali to lead global ops, new business growth; COO Berry to head India operations.
Bharti Airtel, HDFC, ONGC, ITC and CIL emerged as the top gainers.
The December quarter, generally a soft one for India's IT sector due to holidays and furloughs in certain sectors, is expected to be further affected because of currency volatility.
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