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[hfe_template id='11223'] [ad_1] JSW Steel shares surged 4% to its day’s high of Rs 984.40 on BSE after the global brokerage firm Macquarie upgraded its rating to overweight and with a target price of Rs 1,077, citing a positive outlook for India's metals sector. In addition to upgrading JSW Steel’s rating to outperform, Macquarie has also raised the target price of the stock from an earlier Rs 884, reflecting an upside potential of over 13% from its closing price on Thursday. Macquarie stated that it is positive on the resilient domestic fundamentals and moderating input costs of the metal sectors as the commodities’ price outlook factors in the upside risks over the next 6-12 months. “Steel companies look set to benefit from domestic price premium to import parity, steady leverage and easing input costs,” said the global brokerage firm in its note. The foreign brokerage firm also believes that the steel stock multiples should be seen in the context of improved ROE ...

[hfe_template id='11223'] [ad_1] While NDA has managed to go past the majority mark bagging 291 seats, the road ahead for investors should be to reconstruct their portfolios, experts say, as they see some recalibration in policies in the new regime with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) failing to form the government on its own. BJP is still the single largest party with 240 seats but the results were well short of the Street's expectations and the exit polls that gave NDA a thumping majority. "Today, when actual results are lower than the market expectation, as well as the exit poll, there is a correction happening. Investors rightfully will be looking at what kind of government gets formed, what kind of analysis is done by political parties of this verdict, and what kind of policy recalibration happens," Nilesh Shah, MD, Kotak AMC, told ETNow on Tuesday, commenting on the outcome. "Now, please remember that every political party has to keep in mind wh...