ITC, Lupin, Tata Motors, Sun Pharma and Cipla are top
gainers while Infosys, Asian Paints, TCS, Hero and NTPC are losers in the
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Brokerage house
Deutsche Bank has trimmed its Sensex target to 27,000 from 29,000 earlier,
citing global uncertainty in the wake of ‘Brexit.’
Foreign investors have pulled out close to Rs 6,200 crore from the country's stock markets so far this month, taking the total outflow to more than Rs 11,500 crore in 2016.
The initiatives include sourcing Indian coffee for the US market, introducing the Teavana brand of specialty teas in Indian stores, expanding the market of the Tata-owned mineral water brand Himalayan and skilling over 3,000 youths, the companies said.
Share prices of Parag Milk Foods rose 4 percent intraday Monday on the back of better fourth quarter numbers. The company's Q4 (Jan-March) net profit increased by 49.6 percent at Rs 19.6 crore against Rs 13.1 crore, in the same quarter last fiscal.
Equity benchmarks continued to see volatility in morning trade after investors digested Brexit in last Friday's trade. FMCG, infra, select banks and pharma stocks gained while technology, auto and metals stocks were under pressure.
China
is able to keep economic growth stable this year and in the long term, Premier
Li Keqiang said on Monday. The country cannot ignore changes in the global
economy as well as risks in the domestic economy, Li said during a speech at
the World Economic Forum (WEF) in the northern city of Tianjin.Foreign investors have pulled out close to Rs 6,200 crore from the country's stock markets so far this month, taking the total outflow to more than Rs 11,500 crore in 2016.
The initiatives include sourcing Indian coffee for the US market, introducing the Teavana brand of specialty teas in Indian stores, expanding the market of the Tata-owned mineral water brand Himalayan and skilling over 3,000 youths, the companies said.
Share prices of Parag Milk Foods rose 4 percent intraday Monday on the back of better fourth quarter numbers. The company's Q4 (Jan-March) net profit increased by 49.6 percent at Rs 19.6 crore against Rs 13.1 crore, in the same quarter last fiscal.
Equity benchmarks continued to see volatility in morning trade after investors digested Brexit in last Friday's trade. FMCG, infra, select banks and pharma stocks gained while technology, auto and metals stocks were under pressure.
