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Power stocks: India s largest mutual fund is getting bullish again on a beaten-down sector

Power stocks: India s largest mutual fund is getting bullish again on a beaten-down sector
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Specialty chem stocks: Missed the bus in specialty chemicals? You can still try your luck

Explore Now MUMBAI: A top fund manager at one of the largest mutual fund houses in India recently said his biggest regret has been not owning enough stocks from the specialty chemical sector. “We could have actually had a few more names on the chemical side. We do have a few names in the portfolio. I thought we could have had a couple of more names on higher exposure,” the fund manager said on the condition of anonymity due to regulations. He is not alone in his regret. Many investors who have seen the stratospheric rally in shares of companies like

SBI Q4 preview: Will Bhushan Power resolution help SBI post stellar numbers for Q4?

MUMBAI: State Bank of India (SBI) is projected to report a 77 per cent year-on-year rise in net profit for the quarter ended March 31 at Rs 6,342.2 crore, according to an average of estimates from seven brokerages polled by ETMarkets.com. The state-owned lender’s performance will be boosted by the resolution of Bhushan Power during the quarter, a long-running bankruptcy case in the National Company Law Tribunal. In March, JSW Steel implemented the Rs 19,350 crore resolution plan for Bhushan Power where SBI was the lead banker. With the payment for the resolution received, SBI will be able to reverse a large chunk of the provisions made for the company account that will boost its bottom line, analysts said.

As Nifty Bank flirts with bear market, some see room for 10% more fall

As Nifty Bank flirts with bear market, some see room for 10% more fall SECTIONS Share Synopsis Analysts believe that buying the dip in banking stocks may not be the most prudent strategy for investors. Getty Images Related NSE Explore Now MUMBAI: As Nifty Bank index flirts with another bear market in the span of just 14 months, analysts are concerned that the worst of the selling pressure is yet to come for bank stock investors. The banking index has fallen 18 per cent from a record high 37,708 hit on February 16, as rising Covid infections and localised lockdowns have led investors to believe that concerns around asset quality will only worsen.

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