June 14, 2022

The Indian stock market is tumbling again after COVID-19 resurfaced in yet another avatar.

As Grasim Industries decides to enter the space with a Rs 10,000 crore investment, competition will get hotter in the paints industry.

The aggressive selling spree by foreign investors in 2022 is the opposite of what we saw in 2021 when they invested Rs 50,000 crore in the Indian stock market.

Automobile sales were stagnant during COVID-19, and the industry hit the brakes in the early months of the pandemic.

A significant event for stock market participants, the world’s fifth-largest life insurer, LIC, recently came out with its Q4 FY22 results. Here’s more to it:

The US has surpassed China as India’s biggest trading partner, reflecting strong economic ties.

At an eight-year high, consumer price inflation (CPI) was recorded at 7.79% in April. Inflation is an effect of economic growth, but high inflation causes a slowdown of economic growth.

Last week, the Indian government imposed export duties on finished steel to keep steel prices in control. Read to know the effects of this move on various industries!

Electric vehicles (EVs) are considered the future of mobility, but they aren’t cheap. For Indian consumers, what’s cheap is cars running on compressed natural gas (CNG).

Legendary investor Morgan Housel says, “Doing well with money isn’t necessarily about what you know. It’s about how you behave. And behaviour is hard to teach, even to brilliant people.” In this context, here’s more on investors and their behavioural biases: