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India's GDP growth witnessed a trough in January-March quarter, but going forward the economy is expected to see gradual improvement in growth numbers primarily driven by consumption, says a Nomura report. According to the Japanese financial services major, consumption has recovered from the demonetisation "shock" and while external demand may be down, it remains supportive of growth. Some GST-related disruptions could spill into early part of the third quarter. But good monsoons, strong rural wage growth, pay hikes for state government employees, lower lending rates and a modest pick-up in external demand may push GDP growth to 7.1% in September quarter and further to 7.7% in the next quarter.  Meanwhile, with a day left for roll out of GST, the Finance Ministry has started notifying various provisions of law relating to interest calculation, input tax credit and valuation. Provisions in the Central GST Act (CGST), Integrated GST (IGST) Act and Union Territory GST

According to us,Tuesday’s sharp fall did unsettle 9,500 mark, but the pull back in the closing hour was suggestive that the falls may be overdone.To this end, a pull back is expected, but should such retracements be challenged at 9,540, then the downside objectives of 9,370 or 9,280 will be firmly in play.

AU Small Finance Bank IPO to open on June 28: Here is all you need to know This will be the fifth and last public issue for the month of June, followed by CDSL, Tejas Networks, GTPL Hathway and Eris Lifesciences. The initial public offering (IPO) of AU Small Finance Bank will open for subscription on June 28, with a price band of Rs 355-358 per share. This will be the fifth and last public issue for the month of June, followed by CDSL, Tejas Networks, GTPL  Hathway and Eris Lifesciences. Bids can be made for a minimum of 41 equity shares and in multiples of 41 shares thereafter. The issue will close on June 30. You may Also Like:   AU Small Finance Bank IPO Equity shares are proposed to be listed on BSE and National Stock Exchange of India. ICICI Securities, HDFC Bank, Motilal Oswal Investment Advisors and Citigroup Global Markets India will act as book running lead managers for the issue. Here are key points that one should know about the issue & company and als

Union Minister Nirmala Sitharaman today allayed fears over whether the prices of essential commodities would rise post implementation of Goods and Services Tax, saying no fresh rates would be imposed on those goods which already come under tax ambit. "There is no separate explanation to public and another for traders. It is all the same. The price of essential commodities will not rise (post GST)", the Commerce and Industries Minister said here. Sitharaman was speaking to reporters at the sidelines of a conference organised on Goods and Service Tax for traders. Explaining about the tax structure under GST, she said "I am answering those who raise queries whether there will be an increase in price of essential commodities post GST". "Rate fixed in GST is Revenue Neutral Rate, which means suppose if there is a tax for a particular product, it comes under GST. If a new tax rate is fixed, it is comparatively less to the existing structure. So, the price of essent

A strong equity market performance is generally followed by a flurry of initial public offerings (IPOs). Euphoria grips the Street and IPOs – whether reasonably priced or not— get through with ease.  Conversely, primary market frenzy is often seen as harbinger of market peaking. This trend is playing on Dalal Street these days. But retail investors who ignore valuations of IPO in this euphoria often end up getting the wrong end of the stick.  Analyst warn that investor who wish to hold new papers on quality parameters should pay heed to valuations. “Many a times, companies with very high pricing also attract good subscriptions. Remember the Reliance PowerBSE -1.35 % issue in 2008? It did very well, but we all know what happened next. One should always look at valuations before putting money in an IPO. If you find an IPO more than fairly priced or aggressively priced, ignore it and look for opportunities in the secondary market instead. Some of the recent IPOs such as D-Mart,

Indiabulls Real Estate was trading lower by 5.2% at Rs 201 per share at 1025 hours on the NSE. The company’s 1.9 crore shares traded in a block deal on NSE and BSE at an average of Rs 200 per share, worth Rs 385 crore. Indiabulls Real Estate was trading lower by 5.2% at Rs 201 per share at 1025 hours on the NSE. The company’s 1.9 crore shares traded in a block deal on NSE and BSE at an average of Rs 200 per share, worth Rs 385 crore. The stock hit its 52-week high of Rs 217.80 per share on June 21, 2017, and hit its 52-week low of Rs 57, per share November 22, 2016. The stock has delivered 116% returns in a period of one year and has outperformed the BSE Mid-cap and BSE Realty indices over the same time span. Indiabulls Real Estate had reported a 19% increase in consolidated net profit at Rs 79.8 crore for the quarter ended March 2017. Its net profit stood at Rs 67.2 crore in the year-ago period, however, the company’s total revenue declined to Rs 545.2 crore in the fourth q

The Goods and Services Tax (GST) is expected to be positive for multiplexes. The Goods and Services Tax (GST) is expected to be positive for multiplexes. This is primarily owing to the input tax credit (ITC) expected on the fixed costs that a multiplex incurs like rental, CAM, electricity, etc., says an ICRA note. GST has been fixed at the rate of 28% for tickets priced over Rs. 100 and 18% for tickets priced less than Rs. 100 for the movie exhibition industry. Though it is higher than the industry’s expectation of a standard rate of 18%, thereby toning down the previously expected positive impact on the industry’s margins, on a net level, the impact still is expected to be positive. According to Mr. Shubham Jain, Vice President and Sector Head, ICRA “The new simplified GST for the multiplex industry will facilitate players to conduct their business. So far, the industry has been operating under differential tax regimes across states. Overall, we expect the impact of GST to be po

What can be called as the most popular initial public offering (IPO) of 2017, the BSE promoted CDSL IPO was oversubscribed by 170.16 times. This makes it the most subscribed IPO issue of 2017 in the Indian capital markets. The qualified institutional buyers (QIBs) bid 148.71 times, retail individual investors bid 23.83 times and employees segment have received bids for 1.46 times for the Central Depository Services Limited (CDSL) IPO. The demand for the IPO was led by the non-institutional investors, who bid 563.03 times. CDSL’s existing shareholders including BSE Limited, State Bank of India Limited, Bank of Baroda Limited, and Calcutta Stock Exchange have sold around 3.5 crore shares in its IPO. The objectives of the issue include achieving the benefits of listing the equity shares on NSE and to enhance its visibility and brand image and provide liquidity to its existing shareholders. Here is the list of initial public offerings (IPO) that hit the capital markets in 2017 so

GTPL Hathway IPO to be opened from today, raised from Anchor Investors 145 million Digital Cable Company GTPL Hathway IPO will open from today It will be open from today to June 23. The issue size of the IPO is Rs 485 crores.The issue price of the issue is Rs 167-170, while the lot size is 88 shares.GTPL Hathway has raised more than 145 crores from Anchor Investors.GTPL Hathway, cable TV operator GTPL and Hathway have a joint #venture of 50-50. Read Full Article at: https://goo.gl/667Wcg GTPL Hathway to raise Rs 480 crore from IPO GTPL Hathway, a 50:50 joint venture between cable TV operator GTPL and Hathway Limited, would raise Rs 480 crore from the public from an IPO for retiring debt and improving network infrastructure. Managing Director of GTPL Hathway A Jadeja said that 1.4 crore equity shares would be offloaded as `Offer for Sale' to raise Rs 240 crore and another Rs 240 crore by way of offering fresh equity. He said that the money raised from `Offer for Sale&#

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All that glitters is bitcoin now The quest for multibaggers often leads investors to seemingly obscure stocks that would be the blockbusters of the future. In the past two years, however, money managers may have done better if they had chosen the least likely growth asset – the currency. The once non-descript bitcoin, a cryptographic money, has returned more than 10 times since 2015, with the cost of the computerized instrument hitting a record Rs 225,000 a unit in the household spot advertise a week ago. Exchanging bitcoins is picking up footing, particularly among those matured 18-35 years and looking to bridle instability for additional normal returns.  "The expanding familiarity with bitcoins around the world, especially about its progressive innovation, has set off a rally in the bitcoin showcase," said Sandeep Goenka, prime supporter and head working officer at Zebpay, an application based bitcoin trade. "Japan has now added itself to the rundow