India, Oct. 21 -- Indian shares are seen opening lower on Thursday, tracking weak global markets as U.S. stimulus talks dragged on. Earnings optimism and hopes for economic recovery may help limit the downside to some extent as the session progresses.
The Indian economy is at the doorstep of economic revival, RBI governor Shaktikanta Das said on Wednesday and added that policymakers will be able to overcome challenges caused due to Covid.
Separately, market regulator SEBI said it is considering taking multiple steps to reboot the economy through financial market reforms.
Banks could be in focus today after the RBI said liquidity availed by banks under the On tap Targeted Long-term Repo Operations (TLTRO) has to be deployed in the financi...