Market News

Intel is getting more serious about wanting to make chips--for other companies. It has good reason to.

A small but growing group of hedge funds are positioning themselves to profit from the collapse of the real estate market. Sounds like 2007, right? It's actually happening right now.

The S&P 500 now sports a price-to-earnings ratio of more than 26 - a huge number at a time when corporate profits are actually down more than 5% since 2014.

According to the Chartered Financial Analyst Society India survey released on 31 March, 77.3% of 540 respondents say equities will be the best asset class in FY18

Google's Ad controversy giving investors a chance?

Nandan Nilekani on what to expect in payments and electronic transactions space, challenges, and more

From a payments point, UPI will be a game changer. It is moving faster than e-wallets, says Srinivasan

The new powers to seek such details from abroad will help Sebi in cases involving entities and persons in foreign countries

Most investors will pay a premium for growth. In the volatile world of retail stocks, many are increasingly willing to pay up for consistency too.

Although stocks have continued their irrationally exuberant highs, and the VIX has stayed low, the news these days is worrisome. Markets appear to be fiddling while the world burns.

BSE CEO Ashish Chauhan says it plans to offer derivatives trading in select commodities to begin with, while it will look at new products as and when they are allowed by the market regulator Sebi

Under the new system, the BSE will charge Re1 per trade for up to 5 lakh transactions in a month, 70 paise for 5-10 lakh, 60 paise for 10-20 lakh and 30 paise for over 40 lakh