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13 Jul
THE RECENT UNDERPERFORMANCE of Indian software stocks, once considered a bellwether of the overall market, is a glaring buy signal for Bajaj Life Insurance. The S&P BSE Information Technology Index is the second-worst performer among 13 industry gauges compiled by BSE, weighed down by losses in names including Infosys and Tech Mahindra. In contrast, India’s … Continue reading Laggard Tech Stocks a Buy for Bajaj Life Insurance
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13 Jul
The recent under performance of Indian software stocks, once considered a bellwether of the overall market, is a glaring buy signal for Bajaj Life Insurance Co. The S&P BSE Information Technology Index is the second-worst performer among 13 industry gauges compiled by BSE Ltd, weighed down by losses in names including Infosys Ltd and Tech … Continue reading Unloved Software Stocks A Buy for Bajaj Life Insurance After Steep Drop
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13 Jul
Recent underperformance of Indian software stocks, once considered market’s bellwether is a glaring buy signal for Bajaj Life Insurance Co. The S&P BSE Information Technology Index is the second- worst performer among 13 industry gauges compiled by BSE Ltd, weighed down by losses in names including Infosys and Tech Mahindra. In contrast, India’s benchmark index … Continue reading IT Stocks A Buy for Bajaj Life Insurance Following Slump
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08 Jun
The Monetary Policy committee (MPC) presented its second monetary policy for the fiscal year on June 07, 2017. In line with our expectations, the MPC voted (5 – 1) in favour of keeping the policy repo rate unchanged at 6.25%, while maintaining the ‘neutral’ stance of the monetary policy and remaining watchful of incoming data.
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07 Apr
The Monetary Policy committee (MPC) presented its first monetary policy for the fiscal year on April 06, 2017. The MPC kept the policy repo rate unchanged at 6.25%, while maintaining the ‘neutral’ stance of the monetary policy, with all of the six members of the MPC unanimously voting in favor of the monetary policy decision. … Continue reading 1st Bimonthly Monetary Policy 2017-18
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13 Feb
The Monetary Policy committee (MPC) presented its third monetary policy on Feb 08, 2017. In an unexpected move, the MPC kept the key policy rates unchanged and changed the stance of monetary policy from ‘accommodative’ to ‘neutral’, with all of the six members of the MPC unanimously voting in favor of the monetary policy decision.
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05 Oct
Dr. Urjit Patel, the new RBI governor and the recently formulated Monetary Policy committee (MPC) and presented their first monetary policy on 04-Oct-2016. The committee comprises of 6 members, 3 members from the RBI and 3 members appointed by the Government.
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05 Oct
The Reserve Bank of India came out with the 3rd Bimonthly Monetary Policy statement of this fiscal today. As expected by us, the RBI maintained its repo rate at 7.25% and kept the CRR and SLR unchanged at 4% and 21.5% respectively.
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08 Jun
In line with our expectations, the RBI has kept key policy rates unchanged in its 2nd Bi-monthly Monetary Policy statement of this fiscal. However, the underlying tone of the policy remains accommodative, and would be guided by macro-economic data including the implementation of 7th Pay Commission recommendations, monetary transmission and the monsoons.
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18 Apr
In line with our expectations, the RBI has reduced the benchmark repo rate by 0.25% to 6.5% in its first Bi-monthly Monetary Policy statement of the new fiscal year.
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