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If markets don't work for everyone, we will be compromising the trajectory of India's growth: Ramesh Ramanathan, Chairman of Janalakshmi Social Services
Aformer investment banker who gave up a high-profile job at Citibank to return to India and work in the social sector, Ramesh Ramanathan has intimate knowledge of how markets can make a real difference for the poor.
Janalakshmi Financial Services, an urban microfinance company he set up in 2006, di...
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Markets need to prove that present rally is different
The more relevant question is that in the last one year each time the market rallied 8% from the lows, how long did it sustain above those levels. Has anything changed for us to assume that from 8% we can go up to 10%. Surely, we can go up to 10%. However, we are facing a declining 200-day moving av...
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Markets witness firm trades
The Indian markets opened on a firm note tracking positive global cues. The BSE Sensex is at 16,620, up 168 points and the Nifty is at 5,003, up 47 points.
In the broader markets, the smallcap and the midcap indices opened up 1 percent each, almost in line with the benchmark indices.
Overnight, US...
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Markets trading mixed, TCS tumbles post Q2 nos
Markets continue to hover around the tight range with Indices making wild swings between negative and positive zone. At 1130 hrs, the Sensex was up 15 points at 16,481 and they Nifty slipped 2 points at 4,965 levels.
On the global front, Asian markets are trading mixed. Nikkei has gained by nearly...
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Opening Bell 17 January | Asian markets trade higher
A successful French debt auction has helped ignite investor sentiment. European markets ended marginally higher as investors shrugged off Fridays news of Standard & Poors downgrading ratings of nine euro-zone nations, reports MarketWatch. S&P also downgraded the European Financial Stabilit...
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Markets continue to maintain momentum
Markets continue to maintain momentum in early trades tracking firm Asian cues. China's gross domestic product for the Oct-Dec quarter, although at a 2.5-year low, was better than expected.
Hang Seng is up 1.8%. Kospi, Shanghai (fourth quarter GDP came in at 8.9%) and Taiwan are up 1-1.5%. Straits ...
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Markets tad down after S&P downgrade in Europe
The Indian markets were trading marginally lower in opening trades today, weighed down by S&Ps downgrade of nine European economies on Friday, a move that may have more symbolic than fundamental financial impact but which serves as a reminder that Europes economic woes are far from over.
The...
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Markets witness positive trades
The Indian markets edged higher in opening trades today following positive global cues and gains in the metal space. The Sensex is up 79 points at 16,117 and the NIfty added 22 points at 4,853.
Further, the broader markets too opened strong with the smallcap and the midcap indices, up 0.6per cent e...
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Here's all the global market news you should know about
The US markets ended near session highs, but still closed narrowly mixed, as worries over the Eurozone and declines in the energy sector limited gains.
On economic data front, US economy expanded at a moderate pace in late November and December as consumer spending picked up, according to the Feder...
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Markets remain rangebound, RIL up 1%
The markets continue to remain rangebound with the Sensex and the Nifty oscillating between negative and positive zone. After witnessing a strong rally yesterday, markets seem to consolidate at current levels ahead of Infosys' Oct-Dec earnings on Thursday.
At 1130 hrs, the Sensex was up 13 points a...
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