Gautam Shah, Goldilocks Premium Research's Founder & Chief Strategist, spoke in length on the ongoing volatility in the stock market when the Lok Sabha Elections 2024 are underway. Gautam Shah ...
Union Home Minister Amit Shah holds a diverse stock market portfolio valued at around Rs 17.5 crore. (File Photo: PTI) Exuding confidence of the Bharatiya Janata Party’s return to power for a ...
Lok Sabha Elections 2024: Union Home Minister and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Amit Shah on Thursday said that on June 4, the day the Lok Sabha poll votes will be counted, the ruling ...
The growth in the bottom line has been muted. As such the upgrades to earnings have been few with many more downgrades. (Reuters) The volatility in the stock markets has prompted top ministers of ...
As the Lok Sabha election 2024 progresses towards its fourth phase, the Union Home Minister and BJP leader Amit Shah on Monday, May 13, during an interview with NDTV Profit addressed the concerns ...
Union home minister Amit Shah sees the market shooting up after June 4, when the results for 2024 Lok Sabha elections are announced. Shah is unperturbed by the uneasiness in the bourses over the ...
The options data indicated that 22,500 is expected to be a crucial level to watch out for, where the maximum Call and Put writing has taken place, and Call writers are far more prevalent than Put ...
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on May 13 said the stock market has crashed several times before and there is no need to link the current market fall with the outcome of the Lok Sabha elections.
The stock market shouldn't be linked with elections, but a stable government does help it perform better, Union Home Minister Amit Shah told NDTV in an exclusive interview on Sunday. He also ...
"Stock market crashes should not be linked with elections, but even if such a rumour has been spread, I suggest you that buy (shares) before June 4. It will shoot up," he said. Mr Shah refused to ...
Investors are concerned about a potential market correction if the ruling coalition's victory margin is lower than expected Mumbai: Investors are increasingly seeking protection for their stock ...