DEPARRTMENT OF MBA

I MBA II SEMESTER
BUSINESS NEW ANALYSIS WEEKLY REPORT (04/10/2021 to 08/10/2021)

1. Economy News: Source

 Delhi Airport sees record number of passengers after second COVID-
19 wave.
 Spike in Baltic Exchanges capsize Index.
 Fitch ratings cuts India’s GDP growth projections to 8.7 % for
Financial Year 2022.
 World food price rise to a 10 year peak : FAO
 Global Debt to hit 260% of GDP, but low interest rates to help: S & P

2. INDUSTRY NEWS: Source

 Coal Shortage affects metals
 PSU oil companies face Rs 4,000cr Ujwala loss.
 Power reforms on the horizon as end of 10 year old dispute.
 Life insurance co’s see 22% new biz premium growth in September
2021.
 Container supply chain drives Wal-Mart, rivals to hire own ships.

3. COMPNAY NEWS: Source

 Piramal Enterprises board approves to demerge and list Pharma
business.
 NCLAT gives more time to Zee to file reply to INVESCO’s plea for
EGM.
 SREI underlines high-risk nature of NBFC business.
 Tata Motors likely to takeover Ford’s Chennai unit.
 Dixon Technologies to maker ACER laptops in India under PLI
scheme

4. STOCK MARKET NEWS: Source

INDICIES 8/10/2021 Weekly % Change
S & P BSE SENSEX 60059 2.2%
NIFTY 50 17895 2.07%
BANK NIFTY 37775 1.48%
INDIA VIX 15.65 -3.11%
US Dollar /INR 74.91
Brent Crude ($/bbl) 83.2
Gold (10gm) 47013
Dowjones 34746 1.22%
S & P 500 4391 0.79%

5.BS EDITORIAL OPINION: Source

 Eoconomy recovery and precepts of Middle class
 India entered the period of demographic dividend.
 There are 40 million fewer Indians working today than in 2013.
 The participator rate in the labour force is 61% in US where as in
India is 40% (CMIE)
 GDP growths in the India fell more or less simultaneously across the
nine quarters begin January 2018.
 According the Editorial by AAKAR PATEL, India’s middle cross
appears to have stopped growing. Residential property sales are
stagnant. Author argues that India is taking money from its poor and
giving it to the wealthy

6. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS: Source

 Mukesh Ambani tops Frobes rich list with 92 billion wealth
 Demand rises for ESG funds.

SOURCE : Business Standard Prepared By:

1. Dr. Gangineni Dhananjhay
Dean- MBA
2. D. Sumalalitha
Asst. Professor – Dept.MBA