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Rs 5 lakh crore wealth boost! Top 5 factors fuelling today's 800-point Sensex rally
Indian stock markets experienced significant gains on Friday, with Sensex and Nifty rising over one percent. Strong first-quarter earnings from TCS boosted investor sentiment, leading IT stocks higher. Positive global market trends and a decline in market volatility also contributed to the rally. Despite escalating Iran-US tensions, markets largely ignored the geopolitical developments. Analysts anticipate continued economic resilience and positive sector-specific responses moving forward.
CDSL or Angel One? Which capital market stocks should investors buy? JPMorgan answers
JPMorgan expects the market to reward persistent market share gains and operating leverage which will improve margins going forward. How regulations shapes derivative volumes will be a key inflection point for this sector going forward.
Trade Setup for May 27: Nifty holds on to key levels as market moves from one expiry to another
The Nifty Bank was the key contributor in the Nifty exhibiting sluggish moves on expiry day, but unlike the Nifty, the banking index continued to trade in a broad range. Despite a 500-point fall from the day's high, the index managed to hold on to the 55,000 mark on a closing basis, something the bulls could take heart from. Tuesday's high of 55,536 will be the first level to watch on the upside.
One man’s debts are another man’s assets: Ray Dalio explains how low interest rates fuel debt cycles
With piling debt and risks building, the system becomes fragile. Eventually, problems show up — in the form of high inflation, financial stress or even a recession. At that point, policymakers are forced to raise rates or tighten financial conditions. That is when the cycle begins to turn.
Biggest risk to the economy now? Goldman says it's a stock market correction
U.S. economist Pierfrancesco Mei worries that a 10% stock market pullback in the first half could cut GDP growth by half a percentage point, in one scenario.