Reacting to it, Kotak quoted economist John Meynard Keynes who spoke about speculation to be not a bad activity per se and also mentioned about the bubble in Japanese stocks between 1980 and 1989 ...

Tuesday saw panic selling in small- and mid-cap stocks on the back of warning by one of India’s richest bankers, Uday Kotak, of building of a stock market bubble. The BSE mid-cap index fell 1.74 ...

During his speech, Kotak noted the significant growth in the futures and options category, but clarified that it is not posing a risk similar to the bubble of the 1980s in Japan.

Uday Kotak said urgent steps are needed to further bolster the macroeconomic scenario, saying challenges have started emerging on that front. Subscribe Sign in. View Market Dashboard.

Uday Kotak, the managing director and executive vice chairperson of Kotak Mahindra Bank, on Sunday said the surge in stock markets raises concerns about a “bubble”, The Indian Express reported.

Uday Kotak says not near bubble territory after SEBI chief flags froth in smallcaps, midcaps. By HT News Desk. Mar 13, 2024 02:11 PM IST . Share Via. Copy Link.

The country's richest banker and vice-chairman of Kotak Mahindra Bank, Uday Kotak, has expressed concerns over the surging stock market and India's financial savings going into selective stocks ...

Kotak says some midcap stocks in ‘bubble’ phase; time to cash out? The valuation of India markets look reasonable on a top-down basis but the valuations of individual stocks are super ...

After the domestic stock market correction witnessed in the last one month, even as the 30-share Sensex has shed more than 5% in the last one-month alone; ace banker Uday Kotak said that he’s ...

Veteran banker Uday Kotak has said that Indian equities are showing signs of froth but ruled out the build-up of a serious bubble akin to what the Japan’s equity market witnessed in 1989.

Davos, Jan 28 (PTI) Buoyed by improving micro trends in the Indian economy, eminent banker Uday Kotak has said the equity markets are doing better than even the broader economic trends with ...