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India is one of the shining stars globally, with huge demographic dividend and upside potential from growth perspective over a decade. Near term, Krishna Kumar recommends waiting for better valuations before investing. However, over the next six months, he expects the markets to be more range-bound with a downward bias.

This declining trend in liquidity and inversion of the yield curve is likely to continue for some more time, according to Vijayakumar, but he does not expect it to impact India’s GDP growth in the next fiscal year. On the global front, the US Federal Reserve head Jerome Powell’s hawkish remarks on interest rate hikes have dampened sentiment.

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The oil and natural gas giant has paid an equity dividend of Rs 14 per share in the last 12 months amounting to a dividend yield of 8.92% if we consider the current share price levels.

The RBI considers this buffer during forex interventions, Citi economists said, adding that comfort on the buffer front could mean the RBI will be relatively open to allowing some rupee appreciation

Sandip Sabharwal says that the markets are consolidating and that there are still opportunities to buy in certain sectors. He advises caution in the technology and chemicals spaces, as well as in the infrastructure, construction, and capital goods spaces. He also recommends buying stocks in the metal space, which is bucking the trend. Sabharwal says that the larger banks have an advantage over the smaller ones in a tightening liquidity and rising interest rate environment.

The total volume in DeFi is currently 3.68 billion, 8.50% of the total crypto market 24-hour volume. The volume of all stablecoins is now $39.04 billion, which is 90.12% of the total crypto market 24-hour volume.

The stock quoted a 52-week high price of Rs 2784.95 and low of Rs 1659.25.

Promoters held 75.15 per cent stake in the company as of 31-Dec-2022, while FIIs owned 7.14 per cent, DIIs 12.72 per cent.

“At lower price points, products are getting much more attention and much more attraction. We are seeing consumers coming back to the lower price point product but there is still a little bit of concern and stress on the higher price point products. That is where consumers are not spending on the higher price point product and that is very logical.”