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Pre Intraday
Market tips and Updates:-
In
Intraday trading you have to buy and sell only on daily basis, no need to take
any delivery. Today the Intraday market opened marginally higher on
Tuesday, tracking positive Asian cues. The Sensex rose 48.68 points to
21,253.73, and the Nifty gained 12.95 points at 6,316.90. About 373 shares have
advanced, 112 shares declined, and 117 shares are unchanged.
The Indian rupee started off trade with marginal gains of 9 paise
at 61.53 per dollar as against previous day's closing value of 61.62 per
dollar. Meanwhile, the dollar index is little changed above 81.11, having
drifted off a two-month high of 81.296 yesterday in subdued trading due in part
to the US holiday. Against the yen, the greenback edged up to 104.16 from
103.865.
In opening trade, Asian markets were trading higher. Nikkei gained 1.07 percent, Straits Times was up 0.17 percent and Seoul Composite rose 0.28 percent. In Asia, attention will remain squarely on Bank of Japan's policy meeting commencing later today. Meanwhile in China, the seven-day repurchase rate hit its second highest level since December. People's Bank of China said it would give commercial banks emergency funding.
In commodities, crude prices continued to inch lower weighed down by data which showed China's oil consumption slowed in 2013 along with Iran starting to implement a nuclear deal with world powers. From the precious metals space, gold traded just below a six-week high this morning amid subdued activity in the stock markets
In opening trade, Asian markets were trading higher. Nikkei gained 1.07 percent, Straits Times was up 0.17 percent and Seoul Composite rose 0.28 percent. In Asia, attention will remain squarely on Bank of Japan's policy meeting commencing later today. Meanwhile in China, the seven-day repurchase rate hit its second highest level since December. People's Bank of China said it would give commercial banks emergency funding.
In commodities, crude prices continued to inch lower weighed down by data which showed China's oil consumption slowed in 2013 along with Iran starting to implement a nuclear deal with world powers. From the precious metals space, gold traded just below a six-week high this morning amid subdued activity in the stock markets
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