Mark to Market

By: Mint - HT Smartcast
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  • A show which covers comments and analysis which look at market-moving news and trends. This is a Mint production, brought to you by HT Smartcast.
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Economics Leadership Personal Finance Politics & Government
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Episodes
  • 133: As DHFL’s fate gets sealed, Piramal must guard against buyer’s remorse

    133: As DHFL’s fate gets sealed, Piramal must guard against buyer’s remorse
    Jan 19 2021

    DHFL’s acquisition would be a positive for Piramal Enterprises despite the short-term requirement of a large capital infusion. Even so, Piramal Enterprises must guard against buyer’s remorse as it sets to acquire DHFL. Why is that? Tune in here to find out.
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    6 mins
  • 132: Auto sector’s Q3 revival may be marred by higher input costs

    132: Auto sector’s Q3 revival may be marred by higher input costs
    Jan 16 2021

    Automobile companies have benefited from a strong festival season show. This is expected to reflect in the December quarter results but higher input costs could play spoilsport.
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    6 mins
  • 131: Why India sticks out as a sore thumb in debt flows

    131: Why India sticks out as a sore thumb in debt flows
    Jan 14 2021

    It has been 13 days into the New Year and some old trends are still playing out. One is that of dollar outflows from India’s bond markets. India’s equity market continues to see record dollar inflows but foreign investors are still exiting bonds. What gives? Tune in here to find out more.
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    6 mins

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