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“We suggest gradual utilisation of cash in equity portfolios (over 6 months or so) by deploying in broader markets through actively managed mid and smallcap-oriented strategies,” said Yogesh Kalwani - head, investments and family office at InCred Wealth in a report.

ABB India Ltd., incorporated in the year 1949, is a Large Cap company (having a market cap of Rs 64668.08 Crore) operating in Engineering sector.

"Large holdings are still in consumer discretionary as well as in specialty chemicals like SRF where the avenues for growth are immense, export is still very strong. SRF will benefit from China plus one strategy. Outside of that, this sector was not really fancied by FIIs about five years ago. Today, the company’s capabilities have increased across the industry levels."

Before the court’s order, while appearing for Pidilite, advocate Hiren Kamod and Nishad Nadkarni of law firm Khaitan & Co, argued that the dishonesty on the part of the defendant in adopting the mark as well as its representation, including the underline from the end of the first alphabet to the last and the colour scheme, is evident.

This was conveyed at a meeting between senior officials of the MNC banks and RBI deputy governor T. Rabi Sankar on November 11, multiple sources told ET.

A marginally higher US market close on Tuesday night, despite some new tensions surrounding the Russia-Ukraine war, also helped a steady market on Dalal Street.

That kind of moonshot market performance is rare but not entirely unheard of in India, particularly among small, thinly traded companies. For EKI, there was something else at work. It’s the first listed carbon offsets company, and the market price of those offsets — which comprise most of the firm’s assets — was soaring.

Reserve Bank of India Governor Shaktikanta Das also acknowledged the crucial role played by the commercial banks in supporting the economic growth throughout the turbulent times since the outbreak of pandemic and the ongoing financial market turmoil. The governor also said that the Indian banking sector has remained resilient and continued to improve in various performance parameters.

Almost all the MSMEs are expected to cross the pre-pandemic level of revenue. “The overall MSME sector is expected to bounce back to 1.27 times of the pre-Covid level in terms of revenue this fiscal” said Pushan Sharma, director – research, Crisil Market Intelligence & Analytics.

Delhi, Mumbai, Indore, Rajasthan and Gujarat are among the major corridors from where a large chunk of the remittances originates, with the states of Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh being the largest receivers of these inflows. The top five migrant-receiving states are Maharashtra, Delhi, Haryana, West Bengal and Gujarat.