FMCG sector is the 4th largest sector of Indian economy and has a market size of about Rs 130,000 crore. It has been growing a healthy CAGR of 11% over the last decade on account of strong domestic consumption demand. As inflationary pressures are quite high and the high input costs are likely to affect… Read More »
The budget 2010 gave a lot of hope to people in the country. There were many new schemes introduced by the government aiming at the growth and development of the country. Although many promises have not yet seen the light of the day some of the schemes that were introduced have been successfully carried out.… Read More »
Real estate sector is one of those important sectors which directly or indirectly affect us and hence it is essential that this forthcoming union budget address the concerns of this sector. If you are an investor looking to invest in the real estate sector stocks then you should read through this article to understand the… Read More »
A few more days to go for the union budget and what are your bets for the Oil & Gas sector stocks. As the stocks will be highly volatile in the budget days, it is essential to understand the impact of union budget on the Oil & Gas sector. If you are an investor and… Read More »
As on Dec 31, 2010 the indices were at 20,561 and 6134.5 for Sensex and nifty respectively. With a couple of days to go for the union budget, the stock market is relentlessly moving down. Since then the indices have witnessed a downward movement and the Sensex and nifty stands at 18202.20 and 5456.00 respectively… Read More »
Come February and all eyes and ears are on the Finance Minister and his budget for the coming year. Almost every citizen of the country has his/her own set of expectations that they would like to see being fulfilled in the coming budget.
Budget 2010 seemed to bring lots of hope in the minds of people regarding the new schemes and policies which were promised to be introduced. The reports submitted by every ministry had coated many plans towards the growth of the country.
2010 was a challenging year for insurance sector. Apart from IRDA versus SEBI fight on ULIP, the insurance amendment bill faced opposition from many political parties. 2010 also saw protests by All India Insurance Employees on the Government’s plan to increase the cap on foreign direct investment in insurance sector.
Banks have been in the forefront of Indian growth story. In the last few quarters though, increased inflation and Government measures to rein it, has affected the Banks. The interest rate has been raised by the Government many times in 2010. Increasing interest rate impacts bank’s businesses directly.