Sectors such as discretionary, materials, staples, energy and industrials could be most at risk, while healthcare and utilities should be able to pass on commodity cost pressures, the brokerage said. Financials and technology services companies will, however, not be affected.
Related Posts
IRFC raises Rs 1,390 crore from 31 anchor investors ahead of IPO
For the first time, the state owned company has made provisions for allotment to anchor investors to help…
January 16, 2021
Over 67% stocks still below Jan ’18 levels despite bull run
Top indices with hefty overseas ownerships – the Nifty and the Sensex – have risen in lockstep with…
March 15, 2021
High liquidity, low rates help cos raise record funds via corporate bonds
Banks and financial services sector collectively raised Rs 4.97 lakh crore or 64 per cent of the total…
January 27, 2021
Why large-cap funds are facing redemption pressure amid a bull run
The redemption pressure on large-cap funds has increased over the past two months even as the benchmark equity…
January 12, 2021