Jarvis
  • CATEGORIES
    • Equity Market
    • Investing Basics
    • Interesting Read
    • AI for investing
    • Trending Stock Market News: Quick Reads
    • Portfolio Management
    • Newsletter
  • I AM A
    • Beginner
    • Intermediate
  • Home
  • Products
    • Jarvis Portfolio
    • Jarvis Protect
    • Jarvis OneStock
  • FAQs
  • About Us
  • Contact Us
  • Become a Partner
No Result
View All Result
Jarvis
  • CATEGORIES
    • Equity Market
    • Investing Basics
    • Interesting Read
    • AI for investing
    • Trending Stock Market News: Quick Reads
    • Portfolio Management
    • Newsletter
  • I AM A
    • Beginner
    • Intermediate
  • Home
  • Products
    • Jarvis Portfolio
    • Jarvis Protect
    • Jarvis OneStock
  • FAQs
  • About Us
  • Contact Us
  • Become a Partner
No Result
View All Result
Jarvis
No Result
View All Result
Home Newsletter

Tuesday, 19th April 2022

by Sumit Chanda
April 19, 2022
in Newsletter
Reading Time: 4 mins read
A A
0
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

WPI inflation for Mar-22 spiked to 14.55% compared to 13.11% in Feb-22. There was a sharp rise in edible oil prices and in power prices. Crude petroleum was the villain of the piece spiking 55.17% yoy in the month of Mar-22. Apart from crude, Mar-22 also saw sharp increase in the prices of natural gas, mineral oils, basic metals etc due to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict. The sequential month-on-month inflation was at a high of 5.68% for Mar-22 indicating that high frequency indicators were principally unfavourable.

Parent company, L&T, is exploring a $22 billion merger of L&T Infotech (LTI) and Mindtree Ltd. This will give them much needed scale to compete with the larger players and get sizable orders from the global digital marketplace. Both LTI and Mindtree are likely to consider the swap ratio as early as next week, but neither LTI nor Mindtree was willing to confirm the news. L&T currently holds 61% in Mindtree and 74% stake in LTI. One reason for the merger is also that minimal overlaps could help them focus on synergies.

On the first day of trading after Q4 results, the stock of Infosys fell vertically by 9% to Rs.1,592 per share on BSE. Infosys had underperformed market expectations on top line and bottom line growth. However, more disappointing was the sharp fall in the operating margins as well as the spike in the attrition rate to above 28% in the fourth quarter. Even in the past, the stock of Infosys has tended to react negatively after the March quarter results. One of the worst such falls in Infosys was seen 19 years back in April 2003. 

Enforcement Directorate (ED attached assets worth Rs.758 crore of Amway. Incidentally, Amway is one of the largest direct selling companies in India. The ED is conducting a money laundering probe, which revealed that Amway was nothing but a pyramid fraud scheme in the guise of a direct marketing set-up. In last 20 years, Amway had collected Rs.27,562 crore from business operations and had paid out Rs.7,588 crore as commissions to distributors and members in India. Amway promoted pyramid schemes big time.

For the sugar cycle year 2021-22 (Oct-Sep), total sugar exports are estimated to increase to over 9 million tonnes. This is sharply higher than 7.2 million tonnes recorded in FY21. There has been a lot of demand for Indian sugar coming from Bangladesh and Indonesia. According to the Indian Sugar Mills Association (ISMA), about 8 million tonnes are already contracted and about 5.72 million tonnes have been physically shipped abroad. In the current cycle, Indonesia and Bangladesh had 44% share of Indian sugar exports.

It may by a torrid summer in 2022 for more than one reason. It is not just about the weather forecast but the way coal inventories in power companies are dipping, it looks like power cuts may be inevitable in this summer. According to the Central Electricity Authority (CEA), 173 power plants had average stock of 34% of required normative stock. About 101 out of these 173 power plants had less than 25% of normative coal stocks. Andhra Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Punjab and Maharashtra are facing early power outages. 

In a rather anomalous move, the credit spreads on AAA-rated corporate bonds fell sharply from their historical levels. The 3-year and 5-year bonds are trading at yields of 6.4% and 6.9% respectively, which is less than 10 bps spread over similar tenure government paper. In the last 10 years, the average spread would be around 82  basis points. One reason could be that private sector AAA bond issuances are tepid as the focus has been on deleveraging balance sheets. The limited supply has kept a lid on the bond yields.

Jindal Steel & Power (JSPL) reported record sales of 0.79 million metric tonne (MT) in Mar-22 and 7.63 MT for FY22. JSPL managed to meet production guidance for the first time, helped largely by a 33% share of exports in FY22. JSPL has set more ambitious targets of 9 MT for FY23 and 15 MT for FY25. The FY25 target will be assisted with their Angul plant coming on stream. JSPL also managed to significantly boost its raw material supply after it won 4 new coal blocks. JSPL is present in steel, power, mining and infrastructure.

Sumit Chanda

Sumit Chanda

Sumit has 18 years of experience in BFSI industry, into devising strategy for various functions, Investments and Managing Asset Portfolios. Specializes in Strategy & implementation in sales & operations, Team management, IT implementation, Affiliations.

Related Posts

Know how solar energy stocks are ready to grow now

Know how solar energy stocks are ready to grow now

by Sumit Chanda
August 22, 2025
0
5.3k

The world is moving to clean energy, and solar energy plays a vital role. India has great potential to generate...

Why Investors Are Investing in Automobile stocks & FMCG Stocks Now

by Sumit Chanda
August 21, 2025
0
5.3k

As the Indian festive season approaches, investors are speculating about the potential bullish momentum in both the automobile stocks and...

Best Long Term Stocks to Grow Your Wealth Buy Now

Best Long Term Stocks to Grow Your Wealth Buy Now

by Sumit Chanda
August 21, 2025
0
5.3k

Today, we see many people want to increase their passive income, so many options are available for investment. But the...

FDI in India 2025:Which Stock Market Sectors Will Boom Watch Now

FDI in India 2025:Which Stock Market Sectors Will Boom Watch Now

by Sumit Chanda
August 18, 2025
0
5.3k

In 2025, India is putting in with full force foreign capital, making compliance simpler, removing limits on sectors, and making...

What is GIFT Nifty & Its Impact on Stock Market Watch Now

What is GIFT Nifty & Its Impact on Stock Market Watch Now

by Sumit Chanda
August 14, 2025
0
5.3k

GIFT Nifty can soon be described as a buzzword within the Indian financial sector and it has linked international investors...

EV Stocks to buy now post tesla's launch in India

EV Stocks to Buy Now Post Tesla’s Launch in India

by Sumit Chanda
August 13, 2025
0
5.3k

The Indian automotive market is rapidly adopting electric vehicles. Tesla's entry and the subsequent rise of EVs will likely boost...

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.

Fill in your details to get high-growth stock recommendations

Jarvis Invest - SEBI Registered Stock Market Investment Advisor in India

https://jarvisinvest.com/

Jarvis Invest - AI based Stock Market & Financial Advisor in India
Jarvis Invest - AI based Stock Market & Financial Advisor in India

Loading
  • Equity Market
  • Investing Basics
  • AI for investing
  • Trending Stock Market News: Quick Reads
  • Interesting Read
  • Financial Planning
  • Portfolio Management
  • Newsletter
Connect with us: customersupport@jarvisinvest.com

© 2023 Jarvis Invest

No Result
View All Result
  • CATEGORIES
    • Equity Market
    • Investing Basics
    • Interesting Read
    • AI for investing
    • Trending Stock Market News: Quick Reads
    • Portfolio Management
    • Newsletter
  • I AM A
    • Beginner
    • Intermediate
  • Home
  • Products
    • Jarvis Portfolio
    • Jarvis Protect
    • Jarvis OneStock
  • FAQs
  • About Us
  • Contact Us
  • Become a Partner

© 2023 Jarvis Invest

Go to mobile version