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 Market ended the day at one month high due to strong cues, which
was further bolstered by Moody’s rating for India’s Short term
foreign currency rating
 Sensex rallied 350.37 points to 16,165.09 points on BSE while Nifty
gained 106.75 points to 4,849.55 points on NSE.
 Moody upgraded India’s short term foreign currency rating from
speculative to investment grade.
 The overall market sentiment was further blazed by smart earning
of IndusInd bank, which had beat market expectations.
 Indusbank has posted a net profit of Rs.206 crore, an increase of 35%
in the third quarter ended December 2011 as compared to Rs.154 cr in
the corresponding period of the previous year

2.  All the sectoral indices were ended the day on green
note. Of which, Realty and capital goods sectors were
the outperformers of the day, gained 3.5-4%
 Banking sector stocks soared more than 3% on hopes
of rate cutting from central bank. SBI stocks were up
3.93%, ICICI were up 3.85%
 Mahindra and Mahindra, hindalco, Jindal
steel, Larsen & Turbo, Reliance Industries were
gained 4-5.9%
 Foreign Direct Investment in India was increased by
56% to $2.53 billion in November 2011 as compared to
$1.62 billion received in the corresponding period of the
last year.
 The overall breadth was positive, 2,137 shares were
advanced and 671 shares were declined

3.  Asian markets were closed on positive note as
investors were cheered up by the minutes of
Global leaders meeting.
 Indian rupee was up 80 paise to Rs.51.70 per
dollar on Tuesday due to persistent inflows of
foreign fund in the stock market.
 French and German leaders urged Greece to
restructure debt to bring fiscal union
 German chancellor Merkel raised hopes to find
solution for prolonged European debt crisis at
the end of Janurary.

4.  Crude futures were up $1.39 to $102.70 per barrel during the
early trade in New York
 Gold futures were soared $25 to $1,633 an ounce as weak
dollar lured buying in the global market.
 Dollar edged lower as euro demand increased in the global
market
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