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As of 31-Dec-2021, promoters held 54.92 per cent stake in the company, while FIIs held 16.59 per cent and domestic institutional investors had 0.14 per cent.

The 13.2 million tonnes per annum (MTPA) integrated steel plant is expected to entail an investment of Rs 65,000 crore, the company said. It will be one of the largest manufacturing sites in the country and could take up to 5-7 years to reach its complete planned capacity.

Drawing upon experience in the US, the government is working on putting in place a framework for fractional shares. The plan is to democratise purchase of stocks in the country. Against the current regime where an investor has to buy at least one share of a company at the trading price, fractional shares allow an individual to put in a fixed sum of money to buy a particular stock.

Order intake and management commentary, Morgan Stanley said, points to resilience but supply side appears to be a bigger challenge, it said while suggesting a target of Rs 3,900 on TCS stock.

DLF Ltd., incorporated in the year 1963, is a Large Cap company (having a market cap of Rs 99804.57 Crore) operating in Real Estate sector.

The US market with its headwinds related to increased competitive intensity, pricing pressures and high regulations, has not remained as lucrative as it was five to six years ago. Companies have naturally turned towards tending to the domestic market - the other large piece of their business. The Covid pandemic also made companies aware of gaps and non-core segments in their portfolios.

Bitcoin may be synonymous with crypto as it was designed as an independent virtual currency that could also be a hedge against inflation. To facilitate Bitcoin transactions, blockchain — distributed ledger technology — was developed by its anonymous creators in 2008.

In a sign of financial markets returning to normalcy, the RBI has extended the trading hours for the various entities it regulates.“With the abatement of operational constraints, the trading hours were partially restored with effect from November 9, 2020.

The dollar index was back above 100 on Tuesday morning, supported by high U.S. yields ahead of inflation data that is expected to show U.S. prices gained the most in over 16 years, reinforcing expectations of aggressive Fed tightening policy.

With monetary support rapidly receding and recession risks rising, investors are hunkering down. Companies resilient to an economic slowdown such as health care are back in favor. Ditto cash and dividend-paying stocks. Meanwhile, demand for hedging is creeping up in the options market.