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Bank of Baroda 1.71 per cent to Rs 249.35 at 11:40AM (IST) in Monday's trade. The stock has hit a high of Rs 253.55 and low of Rs 247.60 so far during the session. The stock had closed at Rs 253.70 in the previous session. The counter has had a total traded volume of 580039 shares so far with a value of Rs 14.51 crore on the NSE. It traded at a price-to-earnings multiple of 6.44 and a price-to-book ratio of 1.14.

Tech Mahindra Ltd.(up 0.73 per cent) were among the top gainers.

Shriram Finance Ltd. 0.96 per cent to Rs 3120.85 in Monday's session as of 11:01AM (IST) even as the equity benchmark Sensex traded 1191.16 points at 78532.96. Earlier in the day, the stock witnessed a gap down start to the session. The stock quoted a 52-week high price of Rs 3652.15 and a 52-week low of Rs 1910.55 on NSE. Around 7956 shares changed hands on the counter till 11:01AM (IST).

Bharat Forge Ltd. traded 0.94 per cent in Monday's session at 10:49AM (IST). The stock opened at Rs 1430.00 and has touched an intraday high and low of Rs 1435.90 and Rs 1396.75, respectively, during the session so far. The stock quoted a 52-week high of Rs 1826.20 and a 52-week low of 1015.60. About 9,122 shares changed hands on the counter so far.

Domestic benchmark index NSE Nifty fell 412.75 points to 23891.6, while the BSE Sensex traded 1191.16 points down at 78532.96.

Tube Investments of India Ltd. rose 1.34 per cent to Rs 4401.20 in Monday's trade. It hit an intraday high of Rs 4511.95 and low of Rs 4390.00, respectively, during the day. The stock quoted a 52-week high price of Rs 4807.05 and low of Rs 3082.55.

US Presidential election of 2024 is one the most watched political events of recent times especially as the outcome will have a huge impact on international trade. In the past few decades, many American politicians have talked about attracting manufacturing investment and jobs back to the country after the manufacturing of goods consumed by Americans has spread across the globe and manufacturing jobs have dwindled in the USA. Countries that export substantially to the USA or have been the destination of manufacturing investment in the past three decades are likely to be targets of trade action in the near future. In any case, the countries with whom the USA runs a large trade deficit are on the radar of at least one potential aspirant to the White House. India is one of those countries. The US happens to be the largest destination for Indian merchandise exports. In 2023-24, imports into India from the USA amounted to $42.2 billion, while exports from India were valued at $77.52 billion.

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investment vehicles that allow people to pool money and invest. 2.REITs invest in real estate properties, such as office buildings, shopping malls, hotels, and residential apartments. InvITs invest in infrastructure assets like highways, power plants, airports, etc. 3.REITs generate revenue primarily through leasing, renting or selling real estate properties. InvITs generate income from fees paid by users of infrastructure assets, such as tolls, tariffs, and usage fees. 4.REITs are typically more liquid due to lower price units and smaller trading quantities as compared to InvITs. 5.REITs are subject to market risks and property value fluctuations, whereas InvITs are more prone to political and regulatory risks.

equity cult to spread widely after the euphoria of the first set of financial reforms in 1984, memories of money made in the Reliance public offer, and the market boom of 1985 that spawned financial journalism and company analysis for public consumption. Forty years later, we are still a country with a small percentage of the population investing in equity. Investors in equity still focus on IPOs and trading. They like the idea of making money quickly and see equity as some skill-based gamble that pays off. A small group intensively pursues equity analysis and invests in stocks with long-term conviction. Mutual funds, portfolio management services (PMS) and alternative investment funds (AIF) are part of many household portfolios, but that growth has been gradual, taking its time to entrench itself. The majority that lies outside these pursuits still remains sceptical, unwilling and somewhat scared. When I tell them that equity investing is like participating in the success stories you see around you in every day life (Peter Lynch made that persuasive case so many years ago), they are unable to grasp it as an implementable idea. Do your children go to government schools? Who is is your mobile service provider? Which bank do you have an account with? Where do your grown-up children work? Who delivers your grocery and food? I ask these questions to simple investors who care to listen. They understand that the economy is now driven by private players, not the government.

stocks with a market cap of over Rs.100 crore, 80.6% (or 2,425 stocks) delivered negative returns in October. Moreover, 1,999 stocks, or 66.4%, saw a price fall of more than 5%. The returns are calculated for closing values between 30 September and 25 October. Strong FPI selling, driven by the Chinese stimulus, low Chinese stock valuations, Middle East tensions, and crude oil volatility have weighed on the equity markets.

US presidential election polling data showed no clear advantage between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. Oil rose after OPEC+ delayed a hike in output. The greenback dropped against most major currencies such as the yen and the Australian dollar in early Monday trading, while 10-year Treasury futures rose.

Mumbai: As Bitcoin surged toward $70,000 and Wall Street went long on Donald Trump, Indian crypto exchanges tapped offshore bourses for crypto futures trade which is catching on, while many HNIs reportedly made misleading declarations to banks to show their foreign crypto holdings as ‘security’ investments. Local bourses as well as these HNIs believe their trades are kosher — drawing comfort from the fact that the foreign exchanges they are dealing with are registered with Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU). However, they may be unwittingly walking through a minefield of rules on the Foreign Exchange Management Act.

Here's how the outcome will affect our economy, through the lens of three main transmission channels:

market valuation of 6 of the top-10 most-valued firms surged Rs 1,07,366.05 crore last week, with State Bank of India and ICICI Bank becoming the biggest gainers. Leading stock exchanges BSE and NSE conducted a one-hour special 'Muhurat Trading' session on the occasion of Diwali on November 1, marking the start of the new Samvat 2081. Last week, the BSE benchmark climbed 321.83 points, or 0.40 per cent.

securitized debt instruments (SDIs) issued privately to be offered to a maximum of 200 investors. If this limit is exceeded, the issuance must be classified as a public issue. Public offers should remain open for a minimum of three days and a maximum of 10 days, with advertisement requirements aligned with Sebi's regulations for non-convertible securities.

Foreign investors pulled out a massive Rs 94,000 crore (around USD 11.2 billion) from the Indian stock market in October, making it the worst-ever month in terms of outflows, triggered by the elevated valuation of domestic equities and attractive valuations of Chinese stocks. Before this, foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) withdrew Rs 61,973 crore from equities in March 2020. The latest outflow came after a nine-month high investment of Rs 57,724 crore in September 2024.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Nvidia will replace Intel in the Dow Jones Industrial Average next week, a swap that reflects their reversal of fortunes within the tech industry. Sherwin-Williams will replace Dow Inc.

Swiggy stood at 5% or Rs 19 in the unlisted market three days ahead of its initial public offering (IPO), which will hit the Street on November 6 and will be available till November 8. However, a month ago, Swiggy shares were trading at Rs 515 in the unlisted market.

US election, and global market dynamics—will likely shape market movements. On Friday, the Nifty 50 and BSE Sensex rose by 0.41% and 0.42%, respectively, during a special Diwali «muhurat» trading session. Auto stocks led this upward move, bolstered by strong monthly sales data. «The domestic market showed positive reversal signs this week, aided by festive sentiment, steady institutional inflows, and declining oil prices,» said Vinod Nair, Head of Research at Geojit Financial Services. Market sentiment was also uplifted by easing geopolitical tensions and positive India-China relations.

Election Day approaches on 5 November 2024, the competition between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris is heating up, especially in vital swing states. Both candidates are making final pushes in what is shaping up to be a tightly contested presidential race.Also Read: US Election 2024 Live: Gaza emerges as ‘top issue’ for many New York Muslims; Michigan Muslims voters swing to TrumpApproximately 244 million people are eligible to vote in the upcoming US presidential election on 5 November.