Debankur Das

A Bearish Engulfing pattern on the Nifty Daily Charts

Nifty opened with a gapup of more than 90 pts but immediately faced selling pressure making a low @ 25055 within the first half hour of the day and thereafter it traded within this range before closing @ 25104 for the day clocking gains of… See Moremore

Rural Demand - A Key Pillar in the India Growth Story

Rural demand is considered a core pillar of the India growth story because it anchors both consumption-driven GDP growth and inclusive development. Rural India is not just a demographic reality—it's an economic engine. Some Numbers: Popula… See Moremore

What are Electricity Derivatives?

Electricity derivatives are financial instruments that derive their value from the price of electricity. They are used by power producers, utilities, industrial consumers, and traders to hedge against price volatility, manage risks, or spec… See Moremore

Nifty consolidates close to Resistance levels

Nifty opened with a gapup of more than 150 pts but immediately faced selling pressure with Open = High for the day. It made a low @ 25077 within the first half hour of the day and thereafter it traded within this range before closing @ 2510… See Moremore

KROSS Ltd. – A Turnaround Story

Incorporated in 1991, $KROSS Ltd manufactures high performance and safety critical components for the commercial vehicle, tractor and trailer axle industry. The company is a leading supplier to OEMs, and is an acknowledged specialist in man… See Moremore

Import Duty Cut on Soya, Palm and Sunflower Oils by the GoI - Key Beneficiaries

The Government of India’s move to cut import duties on edible oils — Soya Oil, Crude Palm Oil (CPO), and Sunflower Oil — from 20% to 10% will have several sector-wide implications, particularly for FMCG companies that rely heavily on edible… See Moremore

A Comparative Study of the Latest Qtrly Results of the Indian Banks.

This report analyzes the latest quarterly results of Indian banks, focusing on key performance indicators (KPIs) such as revenue growth, net profit growth, operating profit margin, and margin YoY change. These metrics are critical for asses… See Moremore

List of Companies with Rise in Promoter Holding

An increase in promoter holding is a strong confidence signal—but it’s most meaningful when backed by transparent intent, clean governance, and business tailwinds. Why Is an Increase in Promoter Holding Considered Positive? 1. Signal of Co… See Moremore

Flipkart gets RBI nod to lend directly, becomes first Indian e-com giant with NBFC license

Flipkart has become the first major Indian e-commerce company to receive a Non-Banking Financial Company (NBFC) license from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), enabling it to offer loans directly to customers and sellers on its platform. Fl… See Moremore

Why did the RBI give a Jumbo rate cut today?

Today the RBI implemented a significant monetary policy action by reducing the repo rate by 50 basis points to 5.50% and the Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) by 100 basis points to 3%. This marks the third consecutive rate cut in 2025, totaling a 1… See Moremore

RBI Policy Decision Triggers a Rally in Equities

Nifty opened flat and started trading on a bearish note making a low at 24670 within the first hour of trade. Thereafter, RBI’s jumbo rate-cut of 50 basis pts, spurred the Nifty past 25000 levels but with RBI changing stance from Accommodat… See Moremore

The CRR cut has a Multiplier effect - Explanation

What is the CRR? The Cash Reserve Ratio is the percentage of a bank's total deposits that must be kept in cash with the RBI. This portion cannot be used for lending or investment, making it a tool for liquidity control. How CRR Cut Trigger… See Moremore

Expectations from RBI Policy Meet tomorrow

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is widely anticipated to announce a 25 basis point (bps) cut in the repo rate, reducing it from 6.00% to 5.75%, during its Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting on June 6, 2025. This would mark the third co… See Moremore

China Blocking Rare Earths - How will it Impact India

China's decision to block or restrict exports of rare earth elements (REEs) is driven by a mix of geopolitical, economic, and technological motivations. As the world's dominant producer and processor of REEs—controlling over 85% of global r… See Moremore

Market Awaits RBI Policy Decision tomorrow

Aided by global cues (positive Asian markets) Nifty opened with close to a 70 pt gapup, and quickly made a low @ 24613 within the first 15 mins of trading. Thereafter, bulls took over and drove the Nifty to 24900 levels where selling took o… See Moremore

Consolidation near to 24500 Support continues.

Nifty opened with close to a 50 pt gapup, but faced selling pressure close to the 24610 levels post which it made a low at 24530. Trading today was confined to a very narrow range with Nifty ultimately closing @ 24620 levels, up by 78 pts f… See Moremore

Growth Drivers in India's Healthcare Sector - Diagnostic Chains

1. Scaling Operations and Technology Advancements: Diagnostics chains are expanding their reach through technology integration, including AI-powered diagnostics and self-sampling tests. Partnerships with global players are enhancing their c… See Moremore

Growth Drivers in India's Healthcare sector - Hospitals

1. Expansion into Tier-2 & Tier-3 Cities: A significant growth driver is the expansion of hospital chains into smaller cities, fueled by rising demand for quality healthcare beyond metropolitan areas. Private hospital chains are establishin… See Moremore

A Down Day with some Consolidation

Nifty opened with close to a 100 pt gapup, but immediately faced selling pressure close to the 24850 Resistance. Initial bounce towards 24750 again got sold into, post which Nifty broke below the 1st hour lows and even yesterday’s lows but… See Moremore

Nifty finds support @ 24500 levels

With most Asian indices trading in the red, Nifty also started on a bearish note (with a gap down of around 80 pts) in early trade today and tested the 24500 support zone making a low at 24526 within the 1st 30 mins of trade. Thereafter, bu… See Moremore