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A credit default swap (CDS) is a financial derivative contract between two parties. The buyer of the CDS makes a series of payments to the seller, and in exchange, the seller agrees to pay the buyer in the event of a loan default. Credit default swaps are typically used to protect against the risk of a borrower defaulting on their loan. By buying a CDS, the buyer is essentially taking out an insurance policy on the borrower's loan. There are many different types of CDS contracts, and they can be used to hedge against a variety of risks. This news and analysis section covers the latest news, trends and developments in the credit default swap market.
Stocks to buy today: IRFC & CDSL among top 6 trading ideas for 24 April 2025 - The Economic Times
Indian market is expected to consolidate, mirroring mixed global cues. Nifty futures closed positively, while India VIX saw a rise. Option data suggests a trading range between 23,800 and 24,700. Analysts recommend holding above 24,250 for an upward move. Experts suggest buying IRFC, Torrent Pharma, CDSL, Bharat Forge, and Delhivery, with specific targets and stop losses for short-term trading.
Reliance fires on all cylinders, powering profit past 6% in Q4FY25 - The Economic Times
Reliance Industries reported a 6.4% increase in its March-quarter net profit, driven by strong performances in its oil-to-chemicals and consumer-facing businesses. Jio Platforms saw a 25.7% rise in net profit, fueled by tariff hikes and subscriber growth. RIL's board has approved raising ₹25,000 crore through NCDs and acquiring Kandla GHA Transmission Ltd.
Tata Chemicals shares rise 2% after Q4 net loss narrows to Rs 56 crore - The Economic Times
Tata Chemicals shares saw a rise following the report of a reduced net loss for the March quarter. The company's board proposed a dividend of Rs 11 per share. Revenue experienced a slight increase, but EBITDA declined. The board also approved raising funds through term loans or NCDs. Market conditions are challenging, but the long-term outlook is positive.
Retail Investors: Why are retail investors betting on beaten-down stocks despite market weakness? - The Economic Times
Total retail holding in Central Depository Services (CDSL) went up to 51.4% in the fourth quarter from 42.3% in the October-December quarter, making it one of their biggest bets. Shares of CDSL, which had gone up 22.4% in the third quarter, had fallen nearly 31% in the March quarter