Dhiraj Singh
Coverage of Dhiraj Singh in the Nexus archive.
- India Food Watchdog Targets Energy Drinks Including Red Bull for Misbranding
India's food watchdog is targeting energy drinks, including Red Bull, for misbranding. Boxes of Red Bull were photographed in Mumbai, India.
- India’s $2 Billion State Stake Sales Buck Equity Market Slowdown
India is selling a $2 billion state stake despite a slowdown in the equity market. The article mentions buildings in the Parel area in Mumbai.
- Gold Steadies as US and Iran Flag Early Progress in Peace Talks
Gold prices remain steady despite a nearly 60% rise to a record high, with buyers in India, China, and Turkey purchasing gold due to expectations of further increases. The U.S. and Iran have indicated early progress in peace talks.
- Industrial Metals Swing Lower Ahead of Crucial US Jobs Report
Industrial metals, including copper rods, declined in price at a Mumbai wholesale market ahead of an important US jobs report. The drop in metal prices is linked to anticipation of economic data that could influence market trends.
- Foreign Ownership of Indian Shares Tumbles to 10-Year Low
Foreign ownership of Indian shares has dropped to a 10-year low. The National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) plans to file a draft prospectus for a 100 billion rupee ($1.5 billion) initial public offering, the country's largest listing in over six years.
- Nifty’s Technical Setup Improves While Macro Risks Persist
The Nifty Index shows improved technical setup despite ongoing macroeconomic risks. The analysis suggests potential positive momentum in the Indian stock market while cautioning about broader economic concerns.
- Industrial Metals Slide as Inflation Fears Fuel Bearish Mood
Industrial metals, including copper, are sliding due to inflation fears and a bearish mood. A new study by S&P Global projects a shortage of copper due to increased demand from the race for artificial intelligence and surging defense spending. Producers are struggling to expand production.
- Foreign Flows Into Indian Stocks Show Signs of Recovery
Indian stock-index futures rose and rupee forwards strengthened after the main opposition alliance's biggest election win in 30 years, with benchmark gauges advancing to record highs. The National Stock Exchange logo is displayed on a door in the bourse building in Mumbai, India. This indicates signs of recovery for foreign flows into Indian stocks.
- Bond Yields Gain Edge Over Nifty Dividends, Challenging Stocks
Bond yields are gaining an edge over Nifty dividends, challenging stocks in India. This shift may indicate a change in investor preferences. The development is significant for the Indian stock market.
- Copper Extends Retreat as US-Iran Stalemate Fuels Inflation Fear
Copper prices are retreating due to a US-Iran stalemate fueling inflation fear, with a projected shortage of copper intensifying as producers struggle to expand. The race for artificial intelligence and surging defense spending are contributing factors. A new study by S&P Global highlights the struggles of copper producers.
- Global Bond Rout Adds to India Stock Bulls’ Rupee Worries
The National Stock Exchange of India Ltd plans to file a draft prospectus for an initial public offering of about 100 billion rupees. This move comes after its top executive resigned. The offering will be the nation's biggest listing in more than six years.
- India’s Gold Demand Slows to a Trickle on Tighter Trade Rules
India's gold demand has slowed down due to tighter trade rules, affecting the country's jewelry stores. The stricter regulations have led to a decrease in gold sales. This slowdown is expected to impact India's gold market.
- Bond Selloff Points to Rate-Hike Jolt for Indian Equities Ahead
A union of truck and bus operators in India has ended a nationwide strike against a new law imposing harsher punishment for hit-and-run offenses, which led to delays in the supply of goods and sparked fuel shortage fears. The strike affected the supply of goods and caused concerns about fuel shortages. The situation is being monitored ahead of potential rate hikes for Indian equities.
- Copper Shrugs Off Middle East Uncertainty to Aim for Record High
Copper aims to reach a record high despite uncertainty in the Middle East. Copper rods are being traded, and the market is showing signs of strength. The commodity's price is expected to continue rising.
- China’s Crackdown on Metals Traders Raises Fears of Global Impact
China's crackdown on metals traders may have a global impact, intensifying a projected shortage of copper due to increased defense spending and the race for artificial intelligence. Copper producers are struggling to expand production. A new study by S&P Global highlights this issue.
- Metals Rally Stalls as Traders Await Iran Reply to US Proposal
Metals rally stalls as traders await Iran's response to a US proposal, causing uncertainty in the market. Copper pipes are among the metals affected by the stall. The outcome of the proposal is being closely watched by traders.
- Earnings Beats Offer India Markets a Silver Lining Amid Oil Shock
The National Stock Exchange of India Ltd plans to file a draft prospectus for an initial public offering worth about 100 billion rupees. This move comes after its top executive resigned and is set to be the nation's biggest listing in over six years. The development offers a positive sign for India markets despite oil shocks.
- Derivatives Trading in India Sinks Most Since 2024 as Taxes Bite
Derivatives trading in India has seen its largest decline since 2024 due to tax impacts. The National Stock Exchange in Mumbai is affected. Taxes are negatively impacting derivatives trading.
- India’s Individual Investors Are Leaving Stock Picking to the Pros
India's individual investors are leaving stock picking to professionals, as a statue of a bull outside the National Stock Exchange in Mumbai symbolizes the market. HDB shares rallied after a strong initial public offering attracted demand from investors. The IPO was India's biggest this year at 125 billion rupees.
- Brookfield’s Altius Is Said to Plan $630 Million India IPO
Brookfield’s Altius is reportedly planning a $630 million initial public offering (IPO) in India. The National Stock Exchange in Mumbai is mentioned as a key location in the context of the IPO announcement.
- Blackstone to Invest €2 Billion in Renewables Developer Eurowind
Blackstone, a global investment firm, is set to invest €2 billion in Eurowind, a European renewable energy developer. The investment aims to expand Eurowind's wind energy projects, aligning with growing demand for sustainable energy solutions.
- Copper Snaps Four-Day Decline on China Buying Ahead of Holiday
Copper prices ended a four-day decline due to increased buying in China ahead of a holiday. A study by S&P Global highlights that AI development and rising defense spending will likely worsen a copper shortage as production struggles to keep pace.
- Retail Investors Return as India’s Small-, Mid-Cap Stock Rally Builds
Retail investors are returning to India's stock market as a rally in small- and mid-cap stocks gains momentum. The CNX Nifty Index, a key benchmark, is highlighted in the context of this market activity at the National Stock Exchange of India Ltd. in Mumbai.
- India Changes Bank Loan-Loss Rules to Align With Global Norms
India's Reserve Bank of India has revised loan-loss rules to align with global financial standards. The changes aim to improve transparency and risk management in the banking sector.
- SBI Funds Is Said to Start Marketing $1.5 Billion IPO Next Week
SBI Funds is reportedly set to begin marketing a $1.5 billion IPO next week. The article references residential and commercial buildings in Mumbai, with a photograph credited to Dhiraj Singh of Bloomberg.
- Tesla Is Preparing to Launch Six-Seater Model Y Variant in India
Tesla is set to launch a six-seater variant of its Model Y in India. The announcement comes as the company continues to expand its presence in the Mumbai market, with the local store highlighted in the news.
- Iranian Oil Arrives in India Just Ahead of US Waiver Expiry
Iranian oil has arrived in India just before the expiration of the U.S. waiver allowing limited oil imports. This shipment highlights ongoing trade relations between Iran and India despite U.S. sanctions. The timing underscores geopolitical tensions and energy market dynamics.