
Indranil Sarkar
Financial Journalist at Reuters
Financial Journalist @Reuters | Covering Indian Markets & Companies | Rural India Storyteller | Photographer | Drummer | All views expressed are personal
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1 month ago |
zawya.com | Meenakshi Maidas |Indranil Sarkar
India's Bajaj Auto plans to take control of KTM AG as part of an 800 million euro ($906.2 million) debt package aimed at reviving the troubled Austrian motorcycle maker, it said on Thursday. The move will see the 'Pulsar' motorcycle manufacturer, which has been a minority investor in KTM since 2007, shift from a dormant stakeholder to a strategic lead, aligning governance and injecting fresh capital to restore KTM's operations.
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1 month ago |
marketscreener.com | Bharath Rajeswaran |Vivek Kumar M |Indranil Sarkar
(Reuters) -Indian shares fell for a second straight session on Friday, losing about $83 billion in market value, as intensified military action between India and its neighbouring Pakistan rattled investors. The nuclear-armed neighbours have been locked in conflict since Wednesday, when India targeted multiple "terrorist infrastructure" locations in Pakistan in response to a deadly attack in India Kashmir last month. Pakistan retaliated, and the countries have exchanged cross-border attacks since.
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1 month ago |
money.usnews.com | Bharath Rajeswaran |Indranil Sarkar
By Bharath Rajeswaran and Indranil Sarkar(Reuters) -Foreign investors extended their longest buying spree since July 2023 on Monday, fuelled by U.S. trade deal hopes, cheap corporate valuations, and India's relative resilience to global tensions, helping markets shrug off concerns over India-Pakistan frictions. Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) pumped about $4.11 billion into Indian equities over the last nine sessions, lifting the benchmark Nifty 50 index by 6.6% for the period.
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2 months ago |
whbl.com | Bharath Rajeswaran |Indranil Sarkar
By Bharath Rajeswaran and Indranil Sarkar(Reuters) -Foreign investors extended their longest buying spree since July 2023 on Monday, fuelled by U.S. trade deal hopes, cheap corporate valuations, and India’s relative resilience to global tensions, helping markets shrug off concerns over India-Pakistan frictions. Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) pumped about $4.11 billion into Indian equities over the last nine sessions, lifting the benchmark Nifty 50 index by 6.6% for the period.
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2 months ago |
kfgo.com | Bharath Rajeswaran |Indranil Sarkar
By Bharath Rajeswaran and Indranil Sarkar(Reuters) -Foreign investors extended their longest buying spree since July 2023 on Monday, fuelled by U.S. trade deal hopes, cheap corporate valuations, and India’s relative resilience to global tensions, helping markets shrug off concerns over India-Pakistan frictions. Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) pumped about $4.11 billion into Indian equities over the last nine sessions, lifting the benchmark Nifty 50 index by 6.6% for the period.
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