Tata Power Investors

Interest rates are rising again. This is driving investors to put their money into sectors with limited impact from market volatility.

Power consumption fell sharply in October and has contracted for the last three straight months amid slowing economic growth.

Sensex snapped six-day winning streak while 50-share Nifty closed below its crucial psychological level of 8,350 as investors booked profits in auto, IT power and oil & gas stocks.

Tata Power's acquisition of Welspun Renewable Energy can negatively impact the former's credit metrics, which are already tight at the current rating level, Moody's Investors Service said on Monday.

Moody's Investors Service on Tuesday said Tata Power's 2015-16 results were within its projections and it expects the company's financial position to remain stable over the next 12-18 months.

Parag Thakkar, head of Institutional sales at HDFC Securities, says the best way to trade in the current volatile market is to be stock specific. He advised investors to stay with stocks which are not very expensive, not over-owned by foreign institutional investors and not over-leveraged.

The Nifty opened lower Thursday tracking weak global markets. Volatility is likely to increase today on the back of expiry of derivative contracts of March series. Foreign investors continued their buying spree and on Wednesday they bought shares worth Rs 813 crore in the cash market. Trading volume also increased on Wednesday; cash segment registe...

The Nifty opened higher on Wednesday as RBI cut lending rates by 25 basis points. Foreign investors continue to buy shares in cash market; on Tuesday they were net buyers to the tune of Rs 773 crore. Domestic investors were net sellers to the tune of Rs 304 crore. Market volume declined on Tuesday; in cash segment the volume was Rs 25,536 crore (11...

The Nifty opened lower on Monday as indicated by futures trade on Singapore Stock Exchange. Foreign investors continued to be net buyers of Indian equities as they had bought shares worth Rs 656 crore on Friday in cash market. However domestic investors were net sellers to the tune of Rs 518 crore on Friday.

Finding a way into India's vast but vexing market has long frustrated foreign retailers. Now, overseas investors are pouring billions of dollars into e-commerce ventures that are circumventing the barriers holding back retail powers such as Wal-Mart and Ikea.

The Nifty opened higher on Tuesday. Foreign investors resumed their buying momentum on Monday after three days of selling. FIIs bought cash shares worth Rs 373 crore, however domestic investors remained net sellers to the tune of Rs 251 crore on Monday. Market will look for cues from the Reserve Bank's credit policy due to be announced today.

The Nifty opened higher on Monday. Foreign institutional investors (FII) continued their buying spree ahead of the budget , as they bought cash shares worth Rs 943 crore on Friday. FIIs have put in nearly Rs 5300 crore into Indian equities last week. Nifty closed near all-time high levels on Friday on the back of positive expectations from the budg...

The BSE Sensex rose 1.25 per cent on Monday as investors bought shares in recent outperformers such as State Bank of India, allowing the benchmark index to post its best quarterly gain since July-September 2009.

In a bid to restore investor confidence in the electricity generation sector, Power Minister Piyush Goyal will meet bankers on Monday to discuss the financing bottlenecks affecting the industry and the way forward.

The BSE Sensex staged a sharp rally in the last hour of trade on Tuesday, which wiped out the "bears". The 50-share Nifty ended well above the key 7,600 level. As most investors on the Street were in caution mode, weighed down by rising oil prices and global cues, the sharp rally caught most unawares.

Interest rates are rising again. This is driving investors to put their money into sectors with limited impact from market volatility.

Power consumption fell sharply in October and has contracted for the last three straight months amid slowing economic growth.

Sensex snapped six-day winning streak while 50-share Nifty closed below its crucial psychological level of 8,350 as investors booked profits in auto, IT power and oil & gas stocks.

Tata Power's acquisition of Welspun Renewable Energy can negatively impact the former's credit metrics, which are already tight at the current rating level, Moody's Investors Service said on Monday.

Moody's Investors Service on Tuesday said Tata Power's 2015-16 results were within its projections and it expects the company's financial position to remain stable over the next 12-18 months.

Parag Thakkar, head of Institutional sales at HDFC Securities, says the best way to trade in the current volatile market is to be stock specific. He advised investors to stay with stocks which are not very expensive, not over-owned by foreign institutional investors and not over-leveraged.

The Nifty opened lower Thursday tracking weak global markets. Volatility is likely to increase today on the back of expiry of derivative contracts of March series. Foreign investors continued their buying spree and on Wednesday they bought shares worth Rs 813 crore in the cash market. Trading volume also increased on Wednesday; cash segment registe...

The Nifty opened higher on Wednesday as RBI cut lending rates by 25 basis points. Foreign investors continue to buy shares in cash market; on Tuesday they were net buyers to the tune of Rs 773 crore. Domestic investors were net sellers to the tune of Rs 304 crore. Market volume declined on Tuesday; in cash segment the volume was Rs 25,536 crore (11...

The Nifty opened lower on Monday as indicated by futures trade on Singapore Stock Exchange. Foreign investors continued to be net buyers of Indian equities as they had bought shares worth Rs 656 crore on Friday in cash market. However domestic investors were net sellers to the tune of Rs 518 crore on Friday.

Finding a way into India's vast but vexing market has long frustrated foreign retailers. Now, overseas investors are pouring billions of dollars into e-commerce ventures that are circumventing the barriers holding back retail powers such as Wal-Mart and Ikea.

The Nifty opened higher on Tuesday. Foreign investors resumed their buying momentum on Monday after three days of selling. FIIs bought cash shares worth Rs 373 crore, however domestic investors remained net sellers to the tune of Rs 251 crore on Monday. Market will look for cues from the Reserve Bank's credit policy due to be announced today.

The Nifty opened higher on Monday. Foreign institutional investors (FII) continued their buying spree ahead of the budget , as they bought cash shares worth Rs 943 crore on Friday. FIIs have put in nearly Rs 5300 crore into Indian equities last week. Nifty closed near all-time high levels on Friday on the back of positive expectations from the budg...

The BSE Sensex rose 1.25 per cent on Monday as investors bought shares in recent outperformers such as State Bank of India, allowing the benchmark index to post its best quarterly gain since July-September 2009.

In a bid to restore investor confidence in the electricity generation sector, Power Minister Piyush Goyal will meet bankers on Monday to discuss the financing bottlenecks affecting the industry and the way forward.

The BSE Sensex staged a sharp rally in the last hour of trade on Tuesday, which wiped out the "bears". The 50-share Nifty ended well above the key 7,600 level. As most investors on the Street were in caution mode, weighed down by rising oil prices and global cues, the sharp rally caught most unawares.