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In the FY23 budget, the government has tried its best to strike a balance between fiscal discipline and growth. Bond yields rose amid concerns over the government’s readiness to take on bigger debt. Jefferies has said in one of its reports that rising bond yields are negative for the equity market. Especially NBFC stocks can get a setback. On the other hand, capital goods, cement and pipe companies can benefit from the budget announcements.Jefferies has given investment advice on these stocks and sectors after the budget. Let’s take a look at themRelated newsCapex/ Infra: AIn the coming budget, the government…

Loughborough (UK): If your resolve to exercise more this year is waning, you’re not alone. It is indicated that about 80 percent of people will break their New Year’s resolutions by February. But the reason for your lack of motivation could be that you started it off with the wrong objectives and goals. Research shows us that choosing the right kind of goals is key to keeping us motivated over the long term. reduce effort Many of us believe that we need to sweat more to lead a healthy life. So in early January we take the burden off our…

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman told about the government’s plan to launch digital currency in the budget presented on Tuesday. He said that the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) will launch a digital currency. It will be launched this year i.e. in 2022. He also told about the tax levied on digital assets. It also explained the difference between digital currency and digital assets. Actually, there is a lot of confusion among people regarding digital currency and digital assets. Let us know about this in detail.What is the difference between Digital Rupee and Digital Currency?Related newsA currency is considered a currency…

Representative Image WashingtonPfizer on Wednesday asked the United States to approve its anti-Covid-19 vaccine for children up to five years of age, which will help prevent young American children from being Vaccines may also start by March. In an unexpected move, the Food and Drug Administration asked Pfizer and its partner BioNTech to apply ahead of schedule. Only 1.9 crore children in the country below the age of five years are not eligible for vaccination against the corona virus. Many parents are pushing children to be vaccinated as well, especially at a time when record numbers of children have been…

The budget rally continues in the market even today, due to which the market has started with an increase today. Nifty opened above 17700. There is good buying in banking stocks, due to which Nifty Bank is seeing the strength of 500 points. Bank Nifty is trading at a high of about 2 months. Buying is being seen in all 12 stocks of Bank Nifty.All sectoral indices are trading in green in today’s trading. Auto and bank indices are showing gains of around 1 per cent. At the same time, pharma and realty indices have also jumped up to one…

On February 1, the market saw a rise for the second consecutive day. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presented a growth-oriented budget by increasing capital expenditure to boost the economy. Apart from this, the market was also supported by positive global cues. Sensex closed at 58,862.57 with a gain of 848.40 points or 1.46 per cent yesterday. At the same time, Nifty closed at 17,576.80 with a gain of 237 points or 1.37 per cent. Nifty formed a small bullish candle on the daily chart yesterday.Malay Thakkar of GEPL Capital Says Nifty closed above 50-day SMA (17,430) yesterday. It formed a…

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Tuesday termed the Union Budget 2022-23 as “disappointing” and said it has nothing for common people. In a tweet made in Hindi, the national convener of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) said that people had “high expectations” from the Union Budget during the Corona period, but it did not cost the common people or the price of rice. there’s nothing to do.Kejriwal said, “In the Corona era, people had high expectations from the budget. The budget has disappointed the people. There is nothing in the budget for the general public. There is nothing to…

Central Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman Nirmala Sitharaman said on Tuesday that the government will pay Rs 2.37 lakh crore for the purchase of wheat and paddy at the Minimum Support Price (MSP) in 2022-23. Presenting the Union Budget for the year 2022-23, the Finance Minister announced to celebrate 2022-23 as the ‘International Year of Coarse Cereals’.The announcement comes after months of farmers’ agitation demanding guaranteed MSP for farm produce along with repeal of three controversial agriculture reform laws brought in by the government last year.Read, 10 big announcements made for farmersPresenting the budget on Tuesday, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said…

Budget 2022: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, while presenting the General Budget, 2022-23, announced on Tuesday that India will present its digital currency in the financial year starting from April, 2022. Digital currency will encourage more efficient and cheaper currency management system. In view of the worldwide craze for crypto or digital currencies, this step of the Government of India is being considered very important.The RBI has been strongly opposed to private cryptocurrencies, as they can have an impact on national security and financial stability.Related newsRegulation is yet to be finalizedThe Finance Minister said that this currency named ‘Digital Rupee’ will…

Budget 2022: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman apologized to middle class taxpayers after presenting the Union Budget on Tuesday, February 1. No changes have been made in the budget regarding income tax this year. In such a situation, since the presentation of the budget on social media, middle class and salary taxpayers are expressing dismay.Presenting the fourth consecutive budget as Finance Minister, Nirmala Sitharaman kept herself away from any change in income tax slabs. The pressure on the middle class has also increased due to the challenges created by the Corona epidemic. When the Finance Minister was asked why no tax…