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The author of the article believes that the market should be driven by the market and that there should be no modulation of the crude oil prices. He also believes that the oil marketing companies should be allowed to make a profit, but that the profits should be passed on to the shareholders. He also believes that the oil prices are currently hovering around $75 and that they should settle towards $75 over the next few months. He also believes that the oil companies are doing well and that they should do better

The sales growth beat over IPM is likely to be driven by new product launches, performance of its top brands, strong growth in its newly acquired Curatio’s portfolio, recent expansion of its field force and increase in their productivity.

MCX Gold has given returns of 5.26% on the year-to-date (YTD) basis while returning 3.95% during March, according to Anuj Gupta, Vice President (VP), Commodity and Currency Research at IIFL Securities. Silver futures, on the other hand, are catching up fast, recovering their early losses, though still in the red, Gupta said. The YTD returns stand at a negative 2.88% while the month-to-date returns are at 3.32%, IIFL Securities analyst said.

I think starting off because large-cap indices have actually corrected more than the mid-cap indice, I would think that to start off with the larger banks like Axis, ICICI or SBI makes sense.

The share of banca (excluding ICICI Bank) increased to 14% from 4% in FY19, thus supporting growth and diversification in the distribution mix.

Rajesh Gopinathan says it was better to pull the trigger as it were. So that happened just a week or so ago. But it was a conversation that had been ongoing. Gopinathan says he has to make sure that the transition happens smoothly. With Krithi being there, that is not a challenge but he owes it to customers, colleagues, employees and stakeholders to make sure that he is there for whatever time the new CEO K Krithivasan needs.

Out of the total 37,84,000 equity shares on offer, not more than 17,97,000 equity shares have been reserved for Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIB). A total of 5,39,100 shares have been reserved for Non-Institutional Investors (NII) and the rest for retail individual investors.

A total of 3,457 shares changed hands on the counter till 11:23AM (IST).

At 10.03 am, the stock was trading 3.8% higher on BSE. However, DLF stock has remained muted over the last one year and surged only 3%.

The stock quoted a 52-week high price of Rs 2194.0 and low of Rs 1513.3.