A rate cut alone won't change the fortunes of companies that are currently struggling to pay huge interest amounts
Last updated: 25-Sep-2024•Vikas Vardhan
On January 15, 2015, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) cut interest rates by 25 basis points. With inflation easing steadily, many analysts are sure that RBI would cut rates further in the current year. And they also say that the biggest beneficiaries of the rate cut would be companies with heavy debt on their books. But the big question is whether a rate cut alone would really change the fate of these 'leveraged companies'.
How long will it take to reach Rs 5 crore?
3 min read•By Aakar Rastogi
New episodes every Friday
Markets defy understanding
Embracing uncertainty might be your best investment strategy
Other Episodes
Riding the storm
When markets wobble, your investment strategy shouldn't
Beyond borders, beyond rules
Investing in foreign stocks is about owning great businesses, not just avoiding domestic market downturns
The vacation test for investments
Something is fundamentally wrong if you can't leave your portfolio alone for a week
When markets fall, look within
Costly investing mistakes reveal more about us than the market
Our rating system has guided millions of investors in the past 20 years.
Widely read:
