BSE PSU Index News
BSE PSU index crashes 20% from peak, enters bear territory: Turnaround likely or more pain ahead?
The BSE PSU index settled the last trading session on August 29 at 18,319.45, down 20.41% from its all-time high of 23018.87. Meanwhile, out of the 63 index constituents, some 10 stocks have managed to gain over the last one year, while others have declined by up to 53%.
3 min read1 Sep 20252024 Review: BSE PSU index soars 23%, extends gains to 4th year. Which stocks led the rally?
Indian PSU stocks thrived in 2024, with the BSE PSU index surging 23%. Factors like government initiatives and political stability fueled investor interest, leading to strong gains for many companies, including Rail Vikas Nigam and Cochin Shipyard.
4 min read24 Dec 2024Most PSU stocks are running out of steam. These are the exceptions.
After a euphoric rally, more than 30 of the 59 companies in the BSE PSU Index are in or close to bear territory, including investor favourites such as BEML, Cochin Shipyard and Bharat Dynamics. Read on to find out which ones are holding strong and why.
4 min read23 Aug 2024Earnings vs Expectations: Have PSU stocks become uninvestable
Over the past year, the marketcap of India’s listed PSUs has doubled. The BSE PSU Index has been among the best performers. And some companies have overtaken small- and mid-cap firms in returns. If you had invested ₹1 lakh in Cochin Shipyard a year ago, what would that be worth today? Find out.
10 min read17 Jul 2024Most PSU stocks are running out of steam. These are the exceptions.
After a euphoric rally, more than 30 of the 59 companies in the BSE PSU Index are in or close to bear territory, including investor favourites such as BEML, Cochin Shipyard and Bharat Dynamics. Read on to find out which ones are holding strong and why.
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