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    Quick commerce fires up record discounts with rivals getting quicker

    Amazon and Flipkart's expansion intensifies competition in quick commerce. Discounting across platforms reaches record levels. This trend impacts various categories, including dairy and groceries. Average discounts rise significantly compared to two years ago. Experts attribute this to the increasing number of players. Intense discounting may lead to further cash burn for these companies.

    Rapido crashes food delivery party. Should Swiggy and Eternal investors be worried?

    Rapido has entered the food delivery space with an aggressive low-commission model, undercutting Swiggy and Zomato and shaking investor sentiment. Shares of Swiggy’s parent, Eternal, fell as much as 4% over two sessions. While Rapido lacks a dedicated fleet, analysts say its growing rider base and disruptive pricing could pressure incumbents' profitability and challenge their dominance.

    Rapido’s fresh funding; Starlink’s gotcha moment

    Rapido has bagged fresh capital from an investor ahead of its food delivery rollout. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.

    Shares of Eternal, Swiggy drop as Rapido undercuts food delivery commission

    Zomato and Swiggy shares declined following Rapido setting significantly lower commission rates for its food delivery foray, ranging from 8–15% compared to the 16–30% charged by the established players. This move has resonated with restaurant owners who have voiced concerns over the high costs associated with Zomato and Swiggy.

    Bank, auto stocks drive Sensex over 400 pts higher, Nifty tops 25,100

    Stock Market Today: Indian benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty traded higher for the fourth consecutive session, fueled by strong U.S. jobs data and progress in India-U.S. trade talks. The Reserve Bank of India's policy backing further boosted market sentiment. Positive global cues, particularly from Wall Street, also contributed to the optimistic start.

    These large- and mid-cap stocks can give more than 30% return in 1 year, according to analysts

    History suggests that recoveries in the markets are led by large-cap stocks. But in the past two years, because a large amount of money has started to flow into mid-cap MF schemes, there have been phases where the rally and recovery have been led by mid-caps. If we go with the assumption that the markets will remain in bullish mode, it would be better to have exposure to stocks from both the mid- and large-cap segments. It also ensures diversification both in terms of market cap as well as sector. Remember: There are a number of sectors that only have mid-cap companies and some of them are doing well.

    The Economic Times
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