As early results from the U.S. presidential election strengthened the dollar and pinned back Asian currencies, the Indian rupee fell...
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Read moreManufacturers of fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) anticipate a growth rate increase starting this quarter, following a five-six-quarter pause, in the majority of categories like personal care products and soaps goods, domestic pesticides, and biscuits, driven by demand in rural areas return, premiumization, and recovery of value expansion, as per industry executives. They stated that a major source of value growth will be a rise in product prices. As businesses pass along the rising costs of raw goods like palm oil, crude oil, up to 30% sugar, wheat flour, and bulk tea. Most category growth is likely to be driven by the combination of volume and value increase. rates from the single-digit range to perhaps mid-teens during the next two quarters. growth observed during the last few quarters, they stated. According to Rohit Jawa, CEO of Hindustan Uniliver Limited (HUL), the FMCG market has consistently expanded by around half due to price hikes and the other half due to increased volume. According to him, the price has been negative to zero up until now....
Read moreCompanies like Coal India Ltd, Colgate Palmolive (India) Pvt, RailTel Corporation, Hindustan Unilever, and Premier Polyfilm Ltd will be closely watched by Dalal Street investors this coming week. Over the next five days, shares of over 40 firms will become ex-dividend due to stock splits, bonus issues, mergers, and dividends. The majority of these equities will also have dividend record dates, which establish which shareholders are entitled to receive dividend payments. Along with its September quarter results, Colgate-Palmolive India declared an interim dividend of Rs 24 per share, with a record date of November 4. Coal India announced its first interim dividend of Rs 15.75 for the fiscal year 2025 along with its quarterly results, which were recorded on November 5. In its quarterly reports, Ajanta Pharma Ltd. declared a dividend of Rs. 28 per share; November 6 has been set as the record date for this. With an interim dividend of Rs 19 per share and a special dividend of Rs 10 per share, Hindustan Unilever announced its largest-ever dividend payout of Rs 29. Additionally, November 6 is the record date for this settlement. A dividend of one rupee per share was reported by RailTel Corporation, and November 6 has been set as the record date. With a record date of November 7, Nuvama Wealth recently announced an interim dividend of Rs 63 per share. A dividend of Rs 5 per share was reported by Navin Fluorine International Limited, with November 6 as the record date. Along with its quarterly results, which were recorded on November 7, Nifty constituent Shriram Finance declared a dividend of Rs 22 per share. A dividend of Rs 25 per share was announced by Computer Age Management Services (CAMS), which is made up of a special dividend of Rs 10.5 per share and an interim dividend of Rs 14.5 per share. November 8 has been designated as the record date for these payouts. Divided Stock A stock split was previously announced by Motisons Jewellers, which divided a single share worth Rs 10 into ten shares for Rs 1 each. November 8 is the record date for this activity. Additionally, Premier Polyfilms announced a stock split, converting one Rs 5 share into five Rs 1 shares. This split is record date is November 5. Ex-Date...
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Read moreDue to ongoing stock market withdrawals and concerns about the outcome of the U.S. election next week, the Indian rupee fell to a record low vs the dollar on Thursday. Inching past the all-time low of 84.0900, the rupee fell to a record low of 84.0925 to the US dollar. "The dollar has a strong bid, although it appears that the previous sessions are repeating themselves. According to a trader from a private bank, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is unlikely to relax its control over the rupee and is anticipated to maintain it within a narrow range. "Today, they (RBI) are also active." The rupee has outperformed its main Asian peers and its...
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