Monthly Archives: April 2024
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Aditya Birla Sun Life MF Q4 net up 53 per cent
Aditya Birla Sun Life Asset Management Company has reported 53 per cent increase in the March quarter net profit at ₹208 crore against ₹136 crore logged in the same period last year on the back of sharp jump in asset under management.
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Reading the markets through volatility index
Volatility index or India VIX last week captured traders’ attention when it plunged nearly 20 per cent during intra-day on April 23, to 9.8, even as the process of General Elections to the Lok Sabha just began. However, the index bounced back a little and is currently ruling around 11. The sudden fall caught a lot of traders, who indulge in strategic option strategies such as strangle and straddle, off-guard as the premium dipped sharply. This also signalled that traders are more complacent.
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SEBI penalises BSE for inadequate fee payment on options contracts
Capital markets regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has pointed out discrepancies in fees paid by BSE to the regulator on derivatives contracts.
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U.S. stock market closing arrangements for 2020
In addition to daily weekend closures, the specific arrangements for the U.S. stock market to be closed all day on holidays in 2020 are as follows:
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Sina Finance is recruiting several international financial news editors
We are the team of Sina Finance Technology Division. Due to business needs, we are now recruiting several compilers/editors to engage in international financial news reports.
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The Buffett Shareholders Meeting is about to be held, and the Sina Finance Sino-US Investors Reception will be held on May 4th.
On May 4, 2024, Buffett’s shareholder meeting will be held as scheduled, but this time there will be no assist from golden partner Charlie Munger.
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Bank of Japan keeps interest rates unchanged, yen falls to 34-year low
After the yen hit a 34-year low earlier this week, the Bank of Japan kept interest rate policy unchanged at the end of a two-day policy meeting on Friday.
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Saxo: Yen intervention will be in vain without hawkish signals from the Bank of Japan
Charu Chanana, strategist at Saxo Capital Markets, said the Bank of Japan has once again proven that it can be more dovish than the most dovish expectations on Wall Street.
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Anglo American rejects BHP Billiton takeover proposal, saying it seriously undervalues company
Anglo American rejects BHP Billiton\’s $39 billion takeover proposal, saying it significantly undervalues the company
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Google soared over 11.5% before the market opened. Q1 revenue growth hit a two-year high, and it planned to pay quarterly dividends for the first time and make additional buybacks.
Gelonghui April 26 | Google A (GOOGL.US) U.S. stocks surged more than 11.5% before the market opened, to US$174.08. The stock price is expected to hit a record high after the opening.