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The daily equity report from CapitalStars Financial Research Pvt. Ltd provides an overview of the Indian and global stock markets. Domestically, the key indices ended flat amid selling pressure in metal and power stocks following a Supreme Court ruling on illegal coal block allocations. Internationally, Asian markets gained on comments from Janet Yellen signaling a more nuanced view of interest rate hikes, while European markets rose on ECB President's remarks. Several companies are also mentioned, including TCS and ITC among the top gainers.
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The Indian equity market ended at one-month lows due to selling pressure in oil, metal and bank shares. Reliance Industries and ONGC ended down over 3% after the government deferred its decision on gas pricing until November 15. Overall, the Sensex closed down 276 points and the Nifty ended down 90 points. Asian stock markets rose led by Japan, while European stocks were higher on speculation of additional easing measures by the ECB.
Daily equity report
- The Indian equity market ended lower due to weak European cues and profit-taking by investors after recent record highs, while Hindalco fell ahead of a Supreme Court verdict.
- Asian stock markets mostly gained led by Tokyo, while European markets were steady to higher supported by ECB policy, and US stocks fell with energy companies declining on lower oil prices.
- Key Indian indices like Sensex and Nifty closed lower, while sectoral indices performed mixed and some top gainers were Cipla and Coal India and top losers included Tech Mahindra and Asian Paints.
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Daily equity report
The Indian equity markets ended lower, weighed down by IT majors, while midcap and smallcap indices outperformed larger peers. Sun Pharma rose over 9% after receiving a response letter from the US drug regulator for its new drug application. MOIL also rose after receiving approval for its mining lease expansion. In global markets, Asian shares gained on rebounding oil prices, while European markets rose helped by energy stocks recovering from recent lows.
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The Indian equity market ended at one-month lows due to selling pressure in oil, metal and bank shares. Reliance Industries and ONGC ended down over 3% after the government deferred its decision on gas pricing until November 15. Overall, the Sensex closed down 276 points and the Nifty ended down 90 points. Asian stock markets rose led by Japan, while European stocks were higher on speculation of additional easing measures by the ECB.
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- The Indian equity market ended lower due to weak European cues and profit-taking by investors after recent record highs, while Hindalco fell ahead of a Supreme Court verdict.
- Asian stock markets mostly gained led by Tokyo, while European markets were steady to higher supported by ECB policy, and US stocks fell with energy companies declining on lower oil prices.
- Key Indian indices like Sensex and Nifty closed lower, while sectoral indices performed mixed and some top gainers were Cipla and Coal India and top losers included Tech Mahindra and Asian Paints.
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Major private banks have decided to increase charges and penalties for non-maintenance of average monthly balances, with fees of Rs. 100 more in metros and Rs. 50 more in semi-urban areas. The government is taking steps like lowering excise duties and supporting exports to improve automobile industry production growth. Several corporate and SEBI updates were provided, including amendments to rules on share capital and debentures as well as the management and administration rules. The IPO of Inox Wind saw a 59% subscription on the second day of its share sale. Market indexes such as Sensex, Nifty, and commodity prices including gold, silver, and crude oil were reported.
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The Indian equity markets ended lower, weighed down by IT majors, while midcap and smallcap indices outperformed larger peers. Sun Pharma rose over 9% after receiving a response letter from the US drug regulator for its new drug application. MOIL also rose after receiving approval for its mining lease expansion. In global markets, Asian shares gained on rebounding oil prices, while European markets rose helped by energy stocks recovering from recent lows.
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Daily equity report
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- The Indian equity benchmarks ended lower for the second straight session due to profit taking in large companies, while weakness in global markets also weighed on the markets.
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- The Indian stock market indices (Sensex and Nifty) reached new highs, supported by broad-based buying and falling global crude oil prices.
- Taneja Aerospace & Aviation rose 20% after signing a Rs. 12.79 crore contract with the Indian Air Force. Just Dial rose 2.02% after a change in foreign investment limits.
- Asian stocks closed higher boosted by a weaker yen and falling oil prices, while European shares retreated on continued concerns about deflation in the eurozone. US futures pointed to a lower open.
Daily equity report
- Indian stock markets ended lower as investors booked profits ahead of the two-day US Federal Reserve meeting where an interest rate hike could be signaled. Yes Bank fell over 4% after being removed from an MSCI index.
- Asian markets also closed weaker led by Japan, while European stocks declined cautiously ahead of the upcoming Fed policy statement and Scottish independence vote.
- Top gainers in the Indian market were Dr. Reddy's Laboratories and Sun Pharma, while top losers included Tata Power and BPCL.
Daily equity report
The daily equity report from Capitalstars Financial Research Pvt. Ltd. summarizes the performance of the Indian and global markets on August 28th, 2014. In India, the Sensex and Nifty indices reached record closing highs supported by expectations of further monetary stimulus in Europe and foreign inflows. Tech Mahindra plans to acquire firms to expand its geographic reach. Defense equipment makers' shares rose on increased FDI limits in the sector. Globally, Asian and European markets were steady and US markets rose supported by strong manufacturing and consumer confidence data.
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- The Indian equity benchmarks ended lower for the second straight session due to profit taking in large companies, while weakness in global markets also weighed on the markets.
- Moody's revised its outlook on India's corporate sector from negative to stable, expecting economic recovery.
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The daily equity report from CapitalStars Financial Research Pvt. Ltd provides an overview of the Indian and global stock markets. In India, the key indices saw gains supported by positive global cues and easing geopolitical tensions. Select stocks like Sesa Sterlite and Apollo Hospitals rose. Globally, Asian and European markets were higher on expectations of continued low interest rates. In the US, stocks were set to rise as EU bond yields dropped. The report provides analysis and recommendations on specific stocks and sectors in the Indian market.
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- Indian stock markets ended lower due to concerns over slowing economic growth in China and India, as well as weaker than expected economic data from China.
- Inflation in India fell to a five-year low of 3.74% in August due to declining food prices.
- European and US stocks also fell due to concerns over economic growth, uncertainty around US interest rates, and Scotland's upcoming independence referendum.
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- Asian shares drifted and the dollar was steady ahead of the key US jobs report, while European shares rebounded on strong German factory orders data.
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- The Indian equity benchmarks (Sensex and Nifty) ended at two-month closing lows due to widespread selling across sectors, dampened by weak global cues such as a sharp slump in German industrial output.
- Shares of Infosys fell ahead of its upcoming quarterly earnings report, while Cipla shares declined after announcing plans to set up a manufacturing facility in Iran.
- Most Asian stocks rose but European shares dipped on more weak German data, while US stock futures pointed to a lower opening.
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- The Indian equity benchmark ended lower for the third straight session as investors turned cautious amid tensions in Iraq, although consumer durables shares rose due to higher gold prices.
- Power Finance Corporation received shareholder approval to raise up to Rs 44,000 crore through the issue of new securities.
- Shares of United Spirits dipped almost 8% as lenders to the struggling Kingfisher Airlines invoked shares of United Spirits that were pledged as collateral.
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- Indian equity benchmarks rose for a second consecutive day led by gains in IT stocks such as TCS and Infosys after Accenture raised its revenue forecast. The Sensex and Nifty ended 0.90-0.81% higher.
- In global markets, Asian shares rose to their best level in 15 months and European stocks climbed early on as concerns over the Federal Reserve withdrawing stimulus from the US economy eased.
- Key Indian companies such as Reliance Industries rose on expectations that it will launch 4G telecom services in the next few months, while Crompton Greaves surged after RBI allowed higher foreign investment in the company.
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The Indian equity market closed marginally higher led by pharma and IT shares, though metal, auto and bank stocks declined. Indiabulls Securities jumped 9.2% after acquiring a share capital and Cipla rose 3.23% on a distribution agreement. In global markets, Asian shares were steady but gains were limited, while European shares fell on weak manufacturing data from Germany and France. The US stock futures pointed to a lower opening.
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The daily equity report from Capitalstars Financial Research provides an overview of the Indian and global stock markets on September 25th, 2014. In India, the key indices ended flat amid choppy trading ahead of derivative contract expiries and a Supreme Court decision on coal blocks. Select metal and power stocks declined on the court's ruling. Asian markets closed mixed while European markets opened flat due to concerns over global growth and conflicts in Syria.
Daily equity report
The daily equity report from CapitalStars Financial Research provides a summary of the Indian, Asian, European, and US stock markets. It notes that the Indian equity benchmark ended flat amid volatile trading, with metal stocks rebounding but power stocks extending losses following a Supreme Court verdict on coal allocations. It also provides key stock price movements and sector indices for the day.
Daily equity report
The daily equity report summarizes the performance of the Indian stock market on the previous day. The key Indian indexes closed marginally lower due to profit taking in IT and mortgage stocks. In Asia, stock markets closed up over 2% on hopes of stimulus measures in Japan. Several Indian companies announced gains in share prices and financial results. The report also provides analysis and recommendations regarding specific stocks and indexes.
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Daily equity report
The daily equity report from CapitalStars Financial Research Pvt. Ltd summarizes the performance of the Indian equity market on October 10th, 2014. Key points include:
- The Sensex and Nifty indices rose after three days of losses, supported by hopes that the US Federal Reserve will delay interest rate hikes and a positive growth forecast for India from the World Bank.
- Specific companies like BHEL, Hindalco Industries rose sharply after winning new contracts and on positive news from aluminum company Alcoa's earnings.
- Trading was overall positive with advances outnumbering declines, and both foreign and domestic institutional investors being net buyers in the market.
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- The Indian equity benchmarks ended over 1% lower due to selling pressure in Infosys after its founders sold stakes in the company. Infosys shares fell 4.88%.
- Asian stocks saw modest gains following strong US employment numbers, while European shares fell on soft economic data from China and Japan.
- Key Indian indices like Sensex and Nifty ended the day lower by over 1%, with Infosys falling the most at 4.88% after its founders sold stakes.
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Indian equity benchmarks ended lower on Monday led by losses in ITC and Infosys, though buying in oil and gas and metal stocks helped trim losses. The sugar sector gained after the government increased import duties and approved measures supporting ethanol blending and exports. FII buying supported the markets but losses in IT stocks and disappointing global manufacturing data weighed on investor sentiment.
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The daily equity report from CapitalStars Financial Research Pvt. Ltd. summarizes the performance of the Indian equity market on the 9th of January 2015. It notes that the Sensex ended up 366 points and the Nifty ended up 133 points, led by gains in financial and FMCG stocks. It also provides key stock price movements and sector indices changes. The report discusses global market performances and FII/DII activity in the Indian markets. It concludes with market talks on company investments, earnings previews, and order wins.
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- The Indian equity market ended lower for the second straight session due to weakness in oil & gas shares from falling crude prices and selling pressure in large companies.
- Some individual stocks like Manappuram Finance and Nandan Denim rose on company-specific news.
- Asian markets rose supported by record gains on Wall Street following strong US economic growth data, while European shares also increased.
- The daily report provides analysis of market movements, notable stock gainers and losers, FII/DII activity, and other market news.
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- The Indian equity benchmarks witnessed tepid trade as investors booked profit in select counters, with losses in heavyweights such as ICICI Bank, ITC, RIL and SBI. The major fall was seen in the defensive FMCG sector.
- Asian shares climbed due to strong Chinese trade data and a weaker yen boosting exporters' shares, while most European shares edged off highs on disappointing corporate results and a slide in oil prices.
- On the Nifty, the bullish trend strategy is to buy on dips with support at 8,795 and resistance at 8,965. The bullish trend also applies to the Bank Nifty with support at 19,115 and resistance at 19,
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- The Indian equity market fell for the fourth session in five as global crude prices continued to tumble, dragging down oil explorers. Shares of Bharti Infratel surged nearly 13% to a record high on heavy volumes.
- Asian stocks fell due to concerns over global growth from falling oil prices, while European shares declined for the fourth straight session as slumping oil and iron ore prices weighed on resource stocks.
- Key Indian indices like the Sensex and Nifty closed lower while sectoral indices like CNX Midcap ended higher. Select stocks like IDFC and Tech Mahindra gained over 1% each. ONGC and Reliance lost over 2%.
Daily equity report
The Indian equity market rose over 1% snapping a four-day losing streak, led by gains in realty, oil and gas, power, capital goods and banking stocks. Asian stock markets edged higher but gains were limited as investors monitored developments in Iraq. European stocks edged higher as well while US stock futures pointed to a lower open as investors eyed upcoming US economic data. Key indices closed higher with the Sensex up 1.3% and Nifty up 1.2%.
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- The Indian equity market ended lower as state-run banks fell due to a lack of announcements from a recent banking conference. Technology stocks also declined.
- Two companies - Ashok Leyland and B L Kashyap and Sons rose over 5% each due to positive company announcements about sales and debt restructuring.
- Asian stocks ended mixed amid concerns over Greece's future in the euro zone and weak manufacturing data from Europe and Asia.
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- Indian equity benchmarks fell to their largest single-day decline since August 1 due to concerns about weak global economic growth from disappointing economic data in Europe and China.
- Sectoral indices such as CNX 100 and S&P CNX 500 declined over 1.6% while the Bank Nifty fell 1.8%. Top losers included DLF and Cipla falling over 6% and 4% respectively.
- Asian and European markets also declined on worries over Chinese and German economic data, while US stocks fell after existing home sales disappointed investors.
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