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Vaddula V. Krishna Reddy
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Buyback is a procedure that enables a company to repurchase its shares from its existing shareholders, usually at a price near to or higher than the prevailing market price. The present study is based on secondary data and the event window period of 21 d...
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Rama Krishna Yelamanchili
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In this paper we examine the co-movement and casual relationship between economic indicators and automobile index. We postulate that leading and coincident economic indicators will help explain, cause, and predict movements in automobile index. To test o...
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Roshan Kumar,Manisha Gupta
The study examined Dynamic relationship among crude oil prices, exchange rates and stock prices in India for the duration January 2006 to December 2016 using daily data. The research work include the testing for a unit root test in time series data, then...
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Sanjay Kumar Sinha,Jyoti Rani
The present paper highlights the impact of Foreign Direct investments (FDI) and Foreign InstitutionalInvestments (FIIs) in India on BSE and NSE. The study is purely based on secondary data and theanalysis of which was made through the application of Karl...
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Kiran Kumar Kotha,Bhawna Sahu
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The rapid growth of Indian economy during the last two decades raises empirical questions regarding the fundamental connection between stock price and key macroeconomic indicators. This paper aims to examine long and short run relations between selected ...
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