Shares of Adani Enterprises, Adani Ports, SBI Life Insurance, State Bank of India, and NTPC are the biggest losers during the trade
Read MoreFrom a high of 39.9 per cent in December 2021, FPIs holding stands at 36.3 per cent as on 30 September the lowest level of the last three years
Read MoreIn its first reaction, Adani Green Energy responds by saying that it had decided not to proceed with the proposed USD denominated bond offerings
Read MoreValue, Contra and Dividend Yield Funds are the best performing category where 96 per cent of the schemes outperformed the benchmark
Read MoreThe focus should now shift to identifying companies with strong fundamentals and sustainable growth, rather than chasing market trends or short-term popularity
Read MoreIn the Nifty 50 list, Adani Enterprises and Adani Ports open as the top losers, with both stocks declining around 10 percent to the lower circuit
Read MoreThe state-owned green energy company keeps IPO issue price at the range of Rs 102 to 108 per share, with a lot size of 138 shares
Read MoreNifty auto, media, realty, and consumer durables are the top movers in the sectoral space, while metal, PSU bank, and oil and gas are the losers
Read MoreDespite the recovery, experts emphasise that this move does not signify the start of a bullish trend
Read MoreAt the upper price band of Rs 108 per share, NGEL is valued at an FY24 EBITDA multiple of 53.4 times
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