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One of the prominent reasons for this net outflow is higher valuation of Indian equities as against some of the other comparable markets. This has resulted in investments flowing out of Indian markets to other comparable markets such as Taiwan, South Korea, Japan among others, Srivastava said

“I continue to believe that life insurance is a good long term story especially given the penetration. There is already a conversation that there will be a different type of product and HDFC has talked about it. Fundamentally, the government has been looking to plug in all products where there was a tax arbitrage. I think most people will not just buy insurance for tax.”

"In the logistics sector, companies like Blue Dart are expanding rapidly, buying planes. Both Blue Dart and their parent DHL are talking about very large capex. There are technology leaders. They are market leaders. One has to look for opportunities. One has to look at the cash that these businesses generate, the kind of dividends that they offer, their parentage, their lineage. "

“We have certainly weathered the storm, and the market has digested most of the pain from the recent fiasco. Now since we are trading around the crucial juncture, the market is awaiting some solid trigger to come off the recent slumber phase,” said Sameet Chavan, chief analyst - of technical and derivatives at Angel One.

Various widely-tracked companies like Adani Enterprises, Nestle, Nykaa, Steel Authority of India (SAIL), Oil And Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC), Bharat Forge, and Eicher Motors will be releasing their December quarter report cards this week. Here’s a list

Global LIB demand is going to grow from a current level of 800 GWh to 6,000 GWh by 2030 at a CAGR of 31 per cent. After China, India has become the second most attractive market for manufacturing which will also witness significant growth in this sunrise sector.

"Today, disinflation is obviously needed, but given the levels of private and public debts that prevail in the euro area, we must be careful to avoid engineering an unnecessary and excessive rise in real interest rates," Visco told the Warwick Economics Summit.

Our goal is to expand the capacity to 60 helicopters once the second phase of the factory is complete. If there is enough demand, we aim to eventually produce up to 90 helicopters. We are also working on creating an ecosystem within the factory by partnering with MSMEs.

Sharma stated that its electronics, railways & metro, data centres, warehouse & logistics and renewables segments are growing at a high rate of 15 per cent and above.

At the other end of the spectrum, Bharat Dynamics, which has also seen a consistent rise in public shareholding, has rewarded investors handsomely. The stock has rallied over 81% in the last one year. It is trailed by another stock from the defence space Hindustan Aeronautics which has risen over 75%.

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