16 December 2013

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Today The Intraday market slips marginally in early trade on Monday following weakness seen in its Asian counterparts on uncertainty over timing of scaling back US fiscal stimulus by Federal Reserve. The Sensex declined 23.51 points to 20,692.07, and the Nifty slipped 7.20 points to 6,161.20. HDFC Bank, ITC, Tata Motors, Reliance Industries, Infosys, Sun Pharma, Jindal Steel, BHEL and Hero MotoCorp declined between 0.4-1.4 percent.

Meanwhile, Indian rupee opened flat at 62.15 per dollar on Monday as against Friday's closing value of 62.12 per dollar. Asian markets are in the red ahead of a crucial Fed policy meet later this week. China HSBC PMI fell to a 3-month low.
Indian markets fell on Friday to mark their biggest weekly fall in nearly a month, as rate-sensitive stocks such as banks fell on caution ahead of the RBI’s policy review and the US Fed meet next week to decide the course of its monetary stimulus. Nifty down by 68 pts, closed at 6168. Sensex down by 210 pts, closed at 20715. Europe is trading weak.

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13 December 2013

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Today The Intraday market fell further in early trade on last trading day of the week, tracking nervousness across the globe on worries of Fed tapering in the forthcoming FOMC meeting due next week. Rate hike fears too spooked market and currency today. The Sensex lost 154.80 points or 0.74 percent to 20,770.81, and the Nifty fell 51.55 points or 0.83 percent to 6,185.50.
In Equity benchmarks continued to reel under pressure with the Sensex falling more than 100 points weighed down by banks, capital goods and FMCG stocks. The Sensex slipped 121.21 points to 20,804.40, and the Nifty fell 40.85 points to 6,196.20 while the broader markets outperformed benchmarks. BSE Midcap Index declined 0.2 percent and Smallcap is flat.
ICICI Bank is the biggest loser, falling 3 percent on rate hike fears followed by BHEL with a 2.4 percent loss. Index heavyweights Reliance Industries, ITC, HDFC and Larsen and Toubro slipped 1-1.5 percent. Indian rupee opened lower by 29 paise at 62.10 against the US dollar on Friday versus previous day's closing value of 61.81 per dollar.
Asian markets are mixed on uncertainty over timing of scaling back fiscal stimulus by Federal Reserve. US markets slipped for the third session with the Dow closing down 100 points while European markets too feel the heat falling between 0.4-1 percent on Thursday.

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11 December 2013

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Today The Intraday  market fell further in early trade on Wednesday following weakness in global equities as investors are cautious ahead of Fed meeting and RBI policy next week.
The Sensex slipped 101.18 points to 21,154.08, and the Nifty declined 29.50 points to 6,303.35. Indian rupee declined in early trade on Wednesday. It opened lower by 17 paise at 61.22 per dollar as against previous day's closing value of 61.05
Larsen and Toubro, Tata Motors, ICICI Bank, TCS , Infosys , HDFC Bank, Reliance Industries , State Bank of India, ONGC and BHEL are losers in the Sensex.
Asian markets are weak following negative cues from Wall Street. Shanghai and Hang Seng lost over 1 percent. US markets ended modestly lower on Tuesday, with S&P 500 retreating from a record close ahead of the Fed meet next week. European equities, too, trended lower.
In commodities, gold prices are near three-week high boosted by a weak dollar. Crude prices inched up this morning with Brent getting closer to USD 110 per barrel and Nymex topping USD 101 per barrel after data showed a larger-than-expected drop in crude inventories.

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9 December 2013

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Today The Intraday market kicked-off the week on a strong note on Monday with the Nifty rallying to a record high of 6400 level after state polls outcome. The Sensex rose 442.30 points or 2.11 percent at 21,438.83, and the Nifty rallied 133.75 points or 2.14 percent at 6,393.65. About 633 shares have advanced, 58 shares declined, and 16 shares are unchanged.
BJP won three out of five state elections (Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Chattisgarh) with a majority while in Delhi, it got the maximum vote of 32 seats followed by Aam Adami Party (AAP) with 28 seats. After these state elections results, experts are hopeful that the Nifty may scale new highs in 2014, especially ahead of general elections.
Indian markets played dicey on Friday backed by exit poll jitters and uncertain tapering talks happening in other part of the world. Asia shares waver; bond yields climb into US data. World markets will take cues from US unemployment data. Nifty up by 18 points, closed at 6259. Sensex up by 38 points, closed at 20996. Europe is trading in green.
The Indian rupee opened with a gap up of 59 paise at 60.83 per dollar on Monday against 61.42 on Friday. The euro raced to a near six-week high against the dollar as investors ploughed back into the common currency after an unexpectedly upbeat US jobs report failed to impress dollar bulls. The dollar index subdued closer to 80 levels.
 
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4 December 2013

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Today The Intraday market has opened on a tepid note with the Nifty sinking below 6200. The Nifty is down 13.90 points at 6187.95. The Sen-sex is down 48.98 points at 20805.94. About 155 shares have advanced, 139 shares declined, and 23 shares are unchanged. Banks are dragging the indices with ICICI Bank and SBI as major laggards. Other losers are Bajaj Auto , ONGC and M&M. On the gaining side are Sesa Sterlite, Bharti Airtel , Infosys , NTPC and Jindal Steel.
Indian rupee fell 8 paise in early trade on Wednesday to 62.43 per dollar as against previous day's closing of 62.35 per dollar. The dollar index has slipped 0.5 percent in early trade. And the yen enjoys a small reprieve as investors locked in profits ahead of major risk events including US jobs data due later in the week.
Global markets extended losses as uncertainty continued to build over the US Federal Reserve's next step. Dow lost almost 100 points and European markets closed at six week lows. Asia too is trading weak with the Nikkei down over 1 percent in early trade.
In commodities, crude prices surged with Nymex at a four-week high on expectations that the January start up of a pipeline from Cushing, Oklahoma, to the Gulf coast would drain crude stocks at the giant storage hub and also ahead of an OPEC meeting today to chart out production targets.
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