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Hitech Plast a victim of Jat agitations

about 11 years ago

The stock price of Hitech Plast is just about holding on to the shred of green , up some 0.07% at Rs.151. But the mood on the counter remains very somber. The company had announced earlier that the manufacturing operations at its Rohtak Unit had been disrupted from February 20, 2016 due to d ...

'Me-too' lands Wim Plast in trouble

about 11 years ago

Wim Plast, makers of Cello brand of consumer products, is down in the red today, not exactly a rout but down. The stock, intra day slipped to Rs.1770 from previous close of Rs.1791 and remains around the same lows. The stock is down because on 14th April, the company was restraine ...

Wim Plast hits a new high

about 10 years ago

Wim Plast, the maker of “Cello” brand of plastic extruded and moulded articles has been hitting consistently new 52-week highs every day since 28th July and today too, it hit a new high at Rs.2649 with some 1.5 times jump up in volumes. The company has got its shareholders ...

TURKISH CRISIS DEEPENS – RBI WILL NEED TO DIG IN ITS HEELS TO ANCHOR THE RUPEE!

about 8 years ago

There is a political crisis in Turkey. Yet it’s impact is felt as far away as Toronto, Tokyo and India. Today, the Indian rupee, vis-à-vis the US dollar fell to a new life time low and thanks to RBI intervention was rescued from a further free fall. But it’s like a band-aid solution as the crisis or wound is much bigger to be contai

MUMBAI LOSING IT ALL TO DELHI

about 10 years ago

This was something which should not surprise anyone of us living in Mumbai. Realty prices continue to touch the sky and infrastructure continues to sag under the pressure of the ever growing population; and it has lost its place as the economic capital of India to Delhi. The latest report from the Oxford Economics shows that Delhi stands 30th among the top 50 metropolitan entities globally in 2015, pushing Mumbai to 31st spot. The report has said that, "Delhi Extended Urban Agglomeration (EUA) consisting of Delhi, Gurgaon

GOING GLOBAL - ARE INDIAN COMPANIES GETTING LISTED ABROAD?

about 11 years ago

If you have ever visited the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), it is quite a feeling to see some Indian company's quotes showing up on the screen. And the small, handful of companies listed on the NYSE are some of the best that we have in India - Dr. Reddy's Labs, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Tata Communication, Wipro, Tata Motors, WSN Holdings and Sesa Sterlite.

SERIOUSLY, MUMBAI ONLY FOR THE RICHEST

about 9 years ago

This was something which should not surprise anyone of us living in Mumbai. Realty prices continue to remain unaffordable and infrastructure continues to sag under the pressure of the ever growing population; and way back in 2015, it lost its mantle as the economic capital of India to Delhi.

EVENTS THAT WILL DEFINE 2020

about 7 years ago

The second day of 2020 has dawned and we are finally wide awake, having got over the stupor of the last few days of holidaying. Just as the clout of China is growing everywhere, even when it comes to a new year, the Chinese ‘animal’ is followed by the global community. This year, 2020, is the year of the rat, the metal rat – the first animal of the 12-year cycle of the zodiac

MUMBAI – LOSING ITS CHARM?

about 6 years ago

The pandemic has as such shown us the risk of staying in congested cities like Mumbai. While the blue-collared migrants fled for their life, many, the white-collared ones, who are now back at their parents home in smaller cities, working from there, are rethinking about coming back at all. Many, who are living in the city, are wondering whether it is worth living like this? Even if we get over this pandemic, what happens when the next one strikes?

LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL

about 6 years ago

2020 has taught us many life lessons and one more important learning – its impossible to predict the entire next year when we cannot predict the next second in our lives. Yet, we as humans need to have a roadmap, something which chalks our path and gives a rough idea about what to expect in the coming days.

What are the top stock exchanges in the world?

about 12 years ago

Tyre stocks get punctured

about 7 years ago

Any hike in rubber prices has a direct impact on tyre makers and that explains why Ceat today hit a new 52-week low at Rs.921.45. MRF fell 2.5%