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Exit poll results; BJP, NDA seat wins: Stock market looks set for Modi rally on Monday

Companies raise Rs 61,900 crore through IPOs, highest number of issues since FY08

Companies raise Rs 61,900 crore through IPOs, highest number of issues since FY08
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investment trends: ETMarkets AIF Talk: Fund manager with Rs 225-cr AUM identifies 4 investment trends for next 5-10 years

Aniruddha Naha, CIO at PGIM India AMC, shares investment philosophy emphasizing good businesses with strong cash flows and balance sheets. Strategies include trend identification and valuation-based stock selections, anticipating strong earnings growth in the near future. Naha points out that eventual multibaggers are good businesses, which probably are going through a down cycle, and hence both earnings and valuations are compressed.

Indian stock markets | Bond yields decline, stocks soar in response to Nirmala Sitharaman s interim budget

With 2024 expected to be favourable to bonds given India’s inclusion in the JP Morgan Emerging Market Index and the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) beginning a shallow rate cut sometime in the second half, experts feel the yield could even slip to 6.80 per cent

India Budget: New Delhi to borrow Rs 14 13 lakh crore in FY25, bond yields plunge

Budget Announcements: The Indian government plans to borrow 14.13 trillion rupees ($170.36 billion) in the next fiscal year, lower than economists estimates, according to Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman. Net borrowings are expected to remain largely unchanged from the current fiscal year, at 11.75 trillion rupees. The funds will be used to finance a fiscal deficit of 5.1% of GDP, with the government also conducting switch auctions worth 1 trillion rupees. Additionally, 4.66 trillion rupees will be raised through India s small savings fund to cover the budget gap.

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