Indian markets fell for the sixth straight day, with the NSE Nifty losing over 400 points and the BSE Sensex dropping more than 1400 points. The declines were driven by continued selling pressure from foreign institutional investors taking profits, as well as concerns over inflation, an upcoming interest rate hike, and policy stalemate in the central government. Most global markets also declined, with US stocks ending lower due to worries about a possible bailout of Portugal. Domestically, corporate news included Reliance Life Insurance announcing skills training for insurance agents and Reliance Power signing an agreement for a 100 MW solar power project.
- The key Indian stock indices (Sensex and Nifty) surged over 1.7% led by gains in realty, banking, auto and optimism over economic reforms.
- Foreign institutional investors were net buyers of Indian stocks, purchasing over Rs. 1580 crore worth of equities.
- Most sectoral indices closed in positive territory except IT and technology, with realty and banking gaining the most.
- Asian markets rose and the rupee weakened against the dollar and euro ahead of the GDP announcement.
The Indian stock market indices ended lower, with the BSE Sensex losing 142 points to close at 18,328. Metals, banking, IT and telecom stocks declined, while select realty, auto and capital goods stocks rose. Globally, US stocks retreated as jobless claims rose and China's exports growth slowed. The Dow fell 1.87% and the S&P 500 declined 1.89%. In commodities, crude oil fell 3.22% to $101.8 per barrel and gold was lower by 1.13%. The rupee closed at Rs. 45.17 against the US dollar.
The Indian stock market declined slightly on January 19th with the BSE Sensex falling 0.60% and the NSE Nifty falling 0.58%. Metals and realty stocks gained while capital goods and IT stocks declined. Globally, US stocks also fell with the S&P 500 declining 1% and Goldman Sachs shares dropping 4.7% after missing profit estimates. In corporate news, Bajaj Auto reported a 40.42% rise in quarterly profit while Reliance Industrial Infrastructure profit declined 16.69%.
The Indian stock market declined for the fourth straight day as key indices like the BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty fell over half a percent due to continued selling pressure. Global markets were mixed with the US indices ending marginally lower and Asian markets opening on a negative note. On the domestic front, food inflation rose further to 18.32% fueling expectations of an interest rate hike. Several corporate deals and earnings reports were also announced.
The Indian stock market indices ended higher extending gains to a third straight session, with the Sensex gaining 0.39% to close at 18,274 and the Nifty gaining 0.46% to close at 5,481. Key sectors like oil & gas, banking and autos saw gains while capital goods, realty and IT saw losses. Globally, US stocks retreated from recent highs as retail sales increased less than expected in January. Asian markets opened mixed with the Nikkei up 0.4% while the Hang Seng was down 0.2%.
Indian markets fell for the sixth straight day, with the NSE Nifty losing over 400 points and the BSE Sensex dropping more than 1400 points. The declines were driven by continued selling pressure from foreign institutional investors taking profits, as well as concerns over inflation, an upcoming interest rate hike, and policy stalemate in the central government. Most global markets also declined, with US stocks ending lower due to worries about a possible bailout of Portugal. Domestically, corporate news included Reliance Life Insurance announcing skills training for insurance agents and Reliance Power signing an agreement for a 100 MW solar power project.
- The key Indian stock indices (Sensex and Nifty) surged over 1.7% led by gains in realty, banking, auto and optimism over economic reforms.
- Foreign institutional investors were net buyers of Indian stocks, purchasing over Rs. 1580 crore worth of equities.
- Most sectoral indices closed in positive territory except IT and technology, with realty and banking gaining the most.
- Asian markets rose and the rupee weakened against the dollar and euro ahead of the GDP announcement.
The Indian stock market indices ended lower, with the BSE Sensex losing 142 points to close at 18,328. Metals, banking, IT and telecom stocks declined, while select realty, auto and capital goods stocks rose. Globally, US stocks retreated as jobless claims rose and China's exports growth slowed. The Dow fell 1.87% and the S&P 500 declined 1.89%. In commodities, crude oil fell 3.22% to $101.8 per barrel and gold was lower by 1.13%. The rupee closed at Rs. 45.17 against the US dollar.
The Indian stock market declined slightly on January 19th with the BSE Sensex falling 0.60% and the NSE Nifty falling 0.58%. Metals and realty stocks gained while capital goods and IT stocks declined. Globally, US stocks also fell with the S&P 500 declining 1% and Goldman Sachs shares dropping 4.7% after missing profit estimates. In corporate news, Bajaj Auto reported a 40.42% rise in quarterly profit while Reliance Industrial Infrastructure profit declined 16.69%.
The Indian stock market declined for the fourth straight day as key indices like the BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty fell over half a percent due to continued selling pressure. Global markets were mixed with the US indices ending marginally lower and Asian markets opening on a negative note. On the domestic front, food inflation rose further to 18.32% fueling expectations of an interest rate hike. Several corporate deals and earnings reports were also announced.
The Indian stock market indices ended higher extending gains to a third straight session, with the Sensex gaining 0.39% to close at 18,274 and the Nifty gaining 0.46% to close at 5,481. Key sectors like oil & gas, banking and autos saw gains while capital goods, realty and IT saw losses. Globally, US stocks retreated from recent highs as retail sales increased less than expected in January. Asian markets opened mixed with the Nikkei up 0.4% while the Hang Seng was down 0.2%.
The document provides a summary of Indian and global market performance for February 11, 2011. The key points are:
- Indian markets rebounded from losses in the previous five days, with the Sensex gaining 1.52% and Nifty rising 1.61%. Midcap and smallcap indices outperformed.
- US markets rose, extending gains on optimism about the global economic recovery. The Dow rose 0.36% and Nasdaq gained 0.68%. Asian markets opened higher as well.
- Among Indian sectors, banking, autos, capital goods and realty led the gains. Tata Motors reported a surge in quarterly profit. CIL is looking to acquire coal assets in Australia.
The Indian stock market declined for the third straight day, with the BSE Sensex falling 0.71% and the NSE Nifty dropping 0.69%. Most sectors declined led by realty, auto and consumer durables. Globally, US stocks fell as rising oil prices revived inflation concerns. In Asia, markets opened lower with declines in Japan, Taiwan and Singapore, while Hong Kong was up slightly. Corporate news in India included price increases by Mahindra & Mahindra and Suzlon raising funds through bonds.
The Indian equity markets gained 0.8% led by large cap stocks from sectors like IT, FMCG, oil & gas, and telecom. The BSE Sensex closed at 19,445 and the Nifty at 5,834. Globally, US stocks finished the quarter with gains but lost momentum on the last day. In Asia, markets opened mixed with Nikkei down 0.27% and Strait Times up 0.1%. On the corporate front, Glenmark announced a new oncology molecule, Reliance MediaWorks is raising funds, and L&T sold its stake in a joint venture.
The Indian markets ended higher after the Union Budget was presented, gaining 0.69% (Sensex) and 0.56% (Nifty). Though the Budget did not meet all expectations, it was welcomed by markets. Globally, US stocks advanced and Asian markets opened positively. Key proposals in the Budget included introducing GST and increasing Plan expenditure. Commodity prices were mostly flat with gold up 0.01% while the rupee closed lower against the dollar.
- The Indian stock market saw steep declines on February 24, 2011, with the BSE Sensex plunging 546 points (3%) and the NSE Nifty falling 175 points (3.19%), registering their biggest single-day fall since August 2009.
- Crude oil prices rising due to concerns about disruptions from the Middle East was a key factor in the decline. All sectors saw declines, with banking, consumer durables, capital goods and auto stocks hit particularly hard.
- Asian markets opened higher the following day but concerns about turmoil in the Middle East and North Africa continued to hamper global trade.
The key points from the document are:
1) Indian markets ended higher led by gains in index heavyweights like ICICI Bank and Reliance Industries. The BSE Sensex rose 1% and the NSE Nifty gained 0.79%.
2) Globally, US stocks closed mixed while Asian markets are trading positive. Crude oil prices fell and the Indian rupee closed lower against the US dollar.
3) An empowered group of ministers will meet today to review diesel and domestic LPG prices, which could lead to a hike in diesel prices. Food inflation also increased in the second week of June according to government data.
The Indian market extended its rally to a fourth straight session, led by gains in IT stocks. The Sensex ended up 465 points at 18,816 and the Nifty rose 132 points to close at 5,654. In global markets, the US indices ended higher while most Asian markets opened mixed. Commodity prices were mixed with gold closing lower but crude oil ending flat. The rupee closed slightly weaker against the dollar.
The Indian stock market rose on February 3, with the BSE Sensex gaining 1.98% to close at 18,449 and the NSE Nifty rising 1.74% to end at 5,527. Most sectors gained, led by realty, banking, metals and capital goods. Globally, most US stocks fell while most Asian markets opened higher. Corporate news included a 38.28% rise in net profit for Jamna Auto, plans by Reliance Industries to challenge Chevron's bid for Atlas Energy, and Jet Airways planning to repay Rs. 1,000 crore of debt each fiscal year.
The document provides a market summary and commentary for January 25, 2011. Key points include:
- Indian markets ended lower due to a rate hike by the Reserve Bank of India. The Sensex closed down 182 points and the Nifty down 56 points.
- Global markets finished modestly higher, with the Dow rising past 12,000 briefly.
- Asian markets opened mixed, with the Nikkei up 0.23% and the Hang Seng down 0.30%.
- Corporate earnings news included higher profits for Sterlite Industries and United Phosphorus, while Hindustan Unilever posted a marginal decline.
The Indian markets ended lower for a third straight session due to monetary tightening by the RBI and concerns about the global economic situation. The BSE Sensex closed at 17,871, down 0.64% while the NSE Nifty ended at 5,366, down 0.57%. Overseas, Asian markets rose but analysts said uncertainty around resolving Greece's debt crisis could continue weighing on investor sentiment. Domestically, Maruti resumed normal production and Essel Propack signed a deal with Colgate, while the government cancelled coal blocks allocated to NTPC.
The Indian stock markets ended flat on Friday after three straight days of gains, as investors took a pause from the post-budget rally. The BSE Sensex closed at 18,486, barely changed from the previous day, while the Nifty ended flat at 5,538. US stocks declined on Friday erasing some of the big gains from earlier in the week due to concerns over rising oil prices. Asian markets started the week lower with Nikkei down 1.3% and Hang Seng declining marginally.
This document provides a market summary and commentary for the Indian market on December 24, 2010. Key highlights include:
- The BSE Sensex closed up 0.45% at 20,074 and the NSE Nifty rose 0.53% to 6,012, with gains across various indices.
- In global markets, the Dow Jones and FTSE 100 rose slightly while the Nasdaq and Nikkei fell. Asian markets opened mixed.
- Various sectors such as consumer durables, metals and FMCG saw gains over 1%, while autos fell 0.52%.
- Crude oil fell slightly to $91.4 per barrel while gold and silver closed flat. The rupee
- The key Indian stock indices (Sensex and Nifty) declined over 1% due to weakness in metal, healthcare and other stocks, and profit-taking ahead of the year-end amid a weak global trend.
- Bharti Airtel shares fell 3% on reports of a CBI chargesheet regarding alleged irregularities in spectrum allocation during the previous government.
- Most sectoral indices closed in the red, with metals and real estate declining the most. Asian stocks were also mostly lower as the deadline for resolving the US fiscal cliff nears.
The Indian stock market rallied for the second consecutive day led by gains in capital goods, auto, metals and banking stocks. The BSE Sensex gained 2.67% to close at 18,202 and the NSE Nifty rose 2.75% to end at 5,456. Midcap and smallcap stocks outperformed the benchmarks. Globally, US stocks rose as optimism about Egypt's transition and China's export growth outweighed inflation concerns. The Indian rupee closed higher against the dollar. Key corporate earnings news and the wholesale inflation figure for January are also reported.
The Indian stock markets gained on March 8, recovering from losses in the previous session. The BSE Sensex rose 1.19% to close at 18,440 points and the NSE Nifty gained 1.06% to end at 5,521 points. Sentiment improved after crude oil prices fell and the Congress party and DMK party reopened talks in Tamil Nadu. Global markets also rose, with the Dow gaining 1.03% and Nasdaq up 0.74%. Asian markets opened higher as well on strong US performance. Domestically, companies announced new partnerships, acquisitions, and business expansions. Bond yields were mostly unchanged.
The Indian stock market indices declined slightly, with the Sensex falling 0.32% and Nifty 0.40%, led by losses in IT, metal and other sectors. Foreign institutional investors were net buyers of Indian stocks, while domestic institutions were net sellers. Asian markets rose on positive economic data from China and the US. The Indian parliament approved foreign direct investment in multi-brand retail.
The document provides a market commentary and analysis for October 15, 2012. It summarizes that last week the Indian equity market ended flat after fluctuating up and down. It also discusses some company earnings results and notes that subsequent weeks will determine the market trend. The rest of the document lists the author's stock holdings and provides global market indices data, sector indices, and notable news headlines.
- The key Indian stock indices (Sensex and Nifty) declined on the day by around 0.5-0.6% due to losses in IT, oil & gas, and FMCG stocks, as well as ongoing F&O expiry.
- Asian markets were trading higher in morning hours, ahead of the US fiscal cliff negotiations.
- The EGoM on spectrum is expected to meet next week to discuss details of upcoming spectrum auctions.
The Indian stock markets declined for the second straight day, with the BSE Sensex falling 0.94% to close at 17,941 and the NSE Nifty dropping 0.96% to close at 5,405. Key factors contributing to the decline were ongoing global economic concerns and weakness in global markets. Most other Asian markets also declined, except the Dow Jones and S&P 500 in the US which rose slightly. On the corporate front, Bharti Airtel reported a quarterly net profit decline while Ashok Leyland's sales rose. Coal India is planning investments of Rs 28,000 crore in mining projects.
Sarah Novotny and Matt Ray's presentation from the Seattle OpenStack Meetup on 10/19/2011. Covered Chef basics and a snapshot of the current state of OpenStack cookbook development.
The document evaluates potential media institutions that could distribute a new music magazine product. It analyzes the advantages and disadvantages of Bauer Media Group, IPC Media, BBC Worldwide, and Northern & Shell. Bauer Media Group is highlighted as the best option due to its large worldwide circulation, experience publishing other music magazines, ability to produce the magazine globally, and multiple platforms to advertise the product.
The document provides a summary of Indian and global market performance for February 11, 2011. The key points are:
- Indian markets rebounded from losses in the previous five days, with the Sensex gaining 1.52% and Nifty rising 1.61%. Midcap and smallcap indices outperformed.
- US markets rose, extending gains on optimism about the global economic recovery. The Dow rose 0.36% and Nasdaq gained 0.68%. Asian markets opened higher as well.
- Among Indian sectors, banking, autos, capital goods and realty led the gains. Tata Motors reported a surge in quarterly profit. CIL is looking to acquire coal assets in Australia.
The Indian stock market declined for the third straight day, with the BSE Sensex falling 0.71% and the NSE Nifty dropping 0.69%. Most sectors declined led by realty, auto and consumer durables. Globally, US stocks fell as rising oil prices revived inflation concerns. In Asia, markets opened lower with declines in Japan, Taiwan and Singapore, while Hong Kong was up slightly. Corporate news in India included price increases by Mahindra & Mahindra and Suzlon raising funds through bonds.
The Indian equity markets gained 0.8% led by large cap stocks from sectors like IT, FMCG, oil & gas, and telecom. The BSE Sensex closed at 19,445 and the Nifty at 5,834. Globally, US stocks finished the quarter with gains but lost momentum on the last day. In Asia, markets opened mixed with Nikkei down 0.27% and Strait Times up 0.1%. On the corporate front, Glenmark announced a new oncology molecule, Reliance MediaWorks is raising funds, and L&T sold its stake in a joint venture.
The Indian markets ended higher after the Union Budget was presented, gaining 0.69% (Sensex) and 0.56% (Nifty). Though the Budget did not meet all expectations, it was welcomed by markets. Globally, US stocks advanced and Asian markets opened positively. Key proposals in the Budget included introducing GST and increasing Plan expenditure. Commodity prices were mostly flat with gold up 0.01% while the rupee closed lower against the dollar.
- The Indian stock market saw steep declines on February 24, 2011, with the BSE Sensex plunging 546 points (3%) and the NSE Nifty falling 175 points (3.19%), registering their biggest single-day fall since August 2009.
- Crude oil prices rising due to concerns about disruptions from the Middle East was a key factor in the decline. All sectors saw declines, with banking, consumer durables, capital goods and auto stocks hit particularly hard.
- Asian markets opened higher the following day but concerns about turmoil in the Middle East and North Africa continued to hamper global trade.
The key points from the document are:
1) Indian markets ended higher led by gains in index heavyweights like ICICI Bank and Reliance Industries. The BSE Sensex rose 1% and the NSE Nifty gained 0.79%.
2) Globally, US stocks closed mixed while Asian markets are trading positive. Crude oil prices fell and the Indian rupee closed lower against the US dollar.
3) An empowered group of ministers will meet today to review diesel and domestic LPG prices, which could lead to a hike in diesel prices. Food inflation also increased in the second week of June according to government data.
The Indian market extended its rally to a fourth straight session, led by gains in IT stocks. The Sensex ended up 465 points at 18,816 and the Nifty rose 132 points to close at 5,654. In global markets, the US indices ended higher while most Asian markets opened mixed. Commodity prices were mixed with gold closing lower but crude oil ending flat. The rupee closed slightly weaker against the dollar.
The Indian stock market rose on February 3, with the BSE Sensex gaining 1.98% to close at 18,449 and the NSE Nifty rising 1.74% to end at 5,527. Most sectors gained, led by realty, banking, metals and capital goods. Globally, most US stocks fell while most Asian markets opened higher. Corporate news included a 38.28% rise in net profit for Jamna Auto, plans by Reliance Industries to challenge Chevron's bid for Atlas Energy, and Jet Airways planning to repay Rs. 1,000 crore of debt each fiscal year.
The document provides a market summary and commentary for January 25, 2011. Key points include:
- Indian markets ended lower due to a rate hike by the Reserve Bank of India. The Sensex closed down 182 points and the Nifty down 56 points.
- Global markets finished modestly higher, with the Dow rising past 12,000 briefly.
- Asian markets opened mixed, with the Nikkei up 0.23% and the Hang Seng down 0.30%.
- Corporate earnings news included higher profits for Sterlite Industries and United Phosphorus, while Hindustan Unilever posted a marginal decline.
The Indian markets ended lower for a third straight session due to monetary tightening by the RBI and concerns about the global economic situation. The BSE Sensex closed at 17,871, down 0.64% while the NSE Nifty ended at 5,366, down 0.57%. Overseas, Asian markets rose but analysts said uncertainty around resolving Greece's debt crisis could continue weighing on investor sentiment. Domestically, Maruti resumed normal production and Essel Propack signed a deal with Colgate, while the government cancelled coal blocks allocated to NTPC.
The Indian stock markets ended flat on Friday after three straight days of gains, as investors took a pause from the post-budget rally. The BSE Sensex closed at 18,486, barely changed from the previous day, while the Nifty ended flat at 5,538. US stocks declined on Friday erasing some of the big gains from earlier in the week due to concerns over rising oil prices. Asian markets started the week lower with Nikkei down 1.3% and Hang Seng declining marginally.
This document provides a market summary and commentary for the Indian market on December 24, 2010. Key highlights include:
- The BSE Sensex closed up 0.45% at 20,074 and the NSE Nifty rose 0.53% to 6,012, with gains across various indices.
- In global markets, the Dow Jones and FTSE 100 rose slightly while the Nasdaq and Nikkei fell. Asian markets opened mixed.
- Various sectors such as consumer durables, metals and FMCG saw gains over 1%, while autos fell 0.52%.
- Crude oil fell slightly to $91.4 per barrel while gold and silver closed flat. The rupee
- The key Indian stock indices (Sensex and Nifty) declined over 1% due to weakness in metal, healthcare and other stocks, and profit-taking ahead of the year-end amid a weak global trend.
- Bharti Airtel shares fell 3% on reports of a CBI chargesheet regarding alleged irregularities in spectrum allocation during the previous government.
- Most sectoral indices closed in the red, with metals and real estate declining the most. Asian stocks were also mostly lower as the deadline for resolving the US fiscal cliff nears.
The Indian stock market rallied for the second consecutive day led by gains in capital goods, auto, metals and banking stocks. The BSE Sensex gained 2.67% to close at 18,202 and the NSE Nifty rose 2.75% to end at 5,456. Midcap and smallcap stocks outperformed the benchmarks. Globally, US stocks rose as optimism about Egypt's transition and China's export growth outweighed inflation concerns. The Indian rupee closed higher against the dollar. Key corporate earnings news and the wholesale inflation figure for January are also reported.
The Indian stock markets gained on March 8, recovering from losses in the previous session. The BSE Sensex rose 1.19% to close at 18,440 points and the NSE Nifty gained 1.06% to end at 5,521 points. Sentiment improved after crude oil prices fell and the Congress party and DMK party reopened talks in Tamil Nadu. Global markets also rose, with the Dow gaining 1.03% and Nasdaq up 0.74%. Asian markets opened higher as well on strong US performance. Domestically, companies announced new partnerships, acquisitions, and business expansions. Bond yields were mostly unchanged.
The Indian stock market indices declined slightly, with the Sensex falling 0.32% and Nifty 0.40%, led by losses in IT, metal and other sectors. Foreign institutional investors were net buyers of Indian stocks, while domestic institutions were net sellers. Asian markets rose on positive economic data from China and the US. The Indian parliament approved foreign direct investment in multi-brand retail.
The document provides a market commentary and analysis for October 15, 2012. It summarizes that last week the Indian equity market ended flat after fluctuating up and down. It also discusses some company earnings results and notes that subsequent weeks will determine the market trend. The rest of the document lists the author's stock holdings and provides global market indices data, sector indices, and notable news headlines.
- The key Indian stock indices (Sensex and Nifty) declined on the day by around 0.5-0.6% due to losses in IT, oil & gas, and FMCG stocks, as well as ongoing F&O expiry.
- Asian markets were trading higher in morning hours, ahead of the US fiscal cliff negotiations.
- The EGoM on spectrum is expected to meet next week to discuss details of upcoming spectrum auctions.
The Indian stock markets declined for the second straight day, with the BSE Sensex falling 0.94% to close at 17,941 and the NSE Nifty dropping 0.96% to close at 5,405. Key factors contributing to the decline were ongoing global economic concerns and weakness in global markets. Most other Asian markets also declined, except the Dow Jones and S&P 500 in the US which rose slightly. On the corporate front, Bharti Airtel reported a quarterly net profit decline while Ashok Leyland's sales rose. Coal India is planning investments of Rs 28,000 crore in mining projects.
Sarah Novotny and Matt Ray's presentation from the Seattle OpenStack Meetup on 10/19/2011. Covered Chef basics and a snapshot of the current state of OpenStack cookbook development.
The document evaluates potential media institutions that could distribute a new music magazine product. It analyzes the advantages and disadvantages of Bauer Media Group, IPC Media, BBC Worldwide, and Northern & Shell. Bauer Media Group is highlighted as the best option due to its large worldwide circulation, experience publishing other music magazines, ability to produce the magazine globally, and multiple platforms to advertise the product.
El documento habla sobre la importancia de la educación y el aprendizaje continuo para adaptarse a los rápidos cambios tecnológicos en el mundo actual. Señala que las habilidades blandas como la comunicación, la colaboración y la resolución de problemas serán cada vez más importantes para tener éxito, y que las personas necesitarán actualizar constantemente sus conocimientos y habilidades a lo largo de su vida laboral.
Some Notes On "Inclusion" - Pat Kane for Creative Scotlandwww.patkane.global
This document discusses inclusion in the arts and culture sector. It notes that artists born in the 1940s-50s like David Bowie benefited from greater socioeconomic equality and freedom from debt, allowing them to experiment and innovate freely. However, current economic conditions make it more difficult for artists to take risks. The document argues that for arts organizations to truly embrace inclusion, they must address both artistic practice and the underlying social and economic conditions that enable creative work. It suggests arts and culture can help shape new social contracts and norms as jobs are lost to automation.
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This document discusses the conventions used and challenged in the creation of a horror film trailer. It examines the use of handheld camera shots inspired by films like Blair Witch Project. Research was also done on camera angles, sound editing, locations, and costumes. Inspiration was drawn from real horror trailers and magazines for the creation of ancillary texts like a movie poster and film magazine. While conforming to some conventions, the trailer and its marketing materials also aimed to be unconventional in hopes of intriguing audiences.
PromoHolding to grupa 6 dynamicznie rozwijających się spółek, powiązanych kapitałowo i wyspecjalizowanych w różnych dziedzinach branży marketingowej.
Do głównych obszarów działalności PromoHoldingu należy m.in.: projektowanie i budowa serwisów internetowych oraz aplikacji, realizacja kampanii zasięgowych i wizerunkowych, organizacja i obsługa wydarzeń promocyjnych czy konferencji, a także druk materiałów reklamowych.
This publication presents a set of statistics that underline the importance of great customer service. Enterprise Hive offers social business solutions that enable companies to implement customer service communities to better support their clients and partners.
Impacto de las tic en la educacion karenkarenvilla4c
El documento discute el impacto de las tecnologías de la información y la comunicación (TIC) en la educación. Señala que es necesario capacitar a los docentes y equipar las escuelas con tecnología para aprovechar las ventajas de las TIC, como permitir una mayor interacción e implicación de los estudiantes. También destaca que las TIC favorecen el trabajo colaborativo. Explica que las instituciones educativas deben capacitar a los docentes en el uso de las TIC para aprovechar sus beneficios en el aprendizaje
The Indian stock markets declined significantly on January 7, 2011 with the BSE Sensex losing close to 500 points. The broader markets fell even more with the BSE Midcap index down 2.49% and BSE Smallcap index down 2.86%. Globally, US stocks also declined with the Dow falling 0.43% and Nasdaq down marginally. Commodity prices were mixed with crude oil up 0.87%, gold up 0.06%, and silver up 0.18%. The rupee closed lower against the US dollar. Key sectors like banks, oil & gas, and capital goods witnessed declines over 1%.
The Indian stock markets ended nearly unchanged on December 28, 2010 with the BSE Sensex closing just 4 points lower at 20,025. The broader Nifty index also eased by 2 points to 5,996. Most sectoral indices like FMCG, healthcare and technology saw modest gains while oil & gas, autos and PSU stocks declined. Globally, US markets closed slightly higher ahead of the New Year holidays while Asian markets opened mixed. Corporate news included Kingfisher Airlines launching new domestic flights, Punj Lloyd winning construction contracts, and MindTree incurring costs related to restructuring its wireless business.
The document summarizes Indian stock market performance on December 29, 2010. It reports that the key BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty indices closed higher by over 1% each, led by gains in consumer durables, FMCG, banking and metals stocks. Broader market indices also closed in positive territory with strong market breadth. Global markets showed mixed performance on the day with US indices closing slightly higher while most Asian markets opened mixed. The document also provides corporate and economic news briefs from India on that date.
The Indian markets ended higher on June 6, gaining modestly. The BSE Sensex rose 0.24% to close at 18,420 points and the NSE Nifty gained 0.28% to close at 5,532 points. In global markets, most indices were lower with the Dow Jones falling 0.5% and S&P 500 declining 1.06%. The rupee closed flat against the dollar. In commodities, Brent crude oil fell 0.21% while gold rose 1.36%. Key corporate news included Kingfisher Airlines planning a $300 million GDR issue and Bharat Biotech announcing the price of its new rotavirus vaccine ROTAVAC at $1 per dose.
The Indian stock markets fell sharply on May 3, 2011, with the BSE Sensex losing 463 points and the NSE Nifty falling 136 points. The RBI increased the repo rate by 50 basis points to 7.25% to contain inflation. Rate sensitive sectors like banking, real estate and auto declined the most. Globally, most US stocks fell and commodity prices declined. The Indian rupee closed lower at Rs. 44.34 against the US dollar. Corporate earnings and other news like projects awarded, acquisitions and investments were also reported.
The Indian stock market ended lower on April 15, 2011 with the BSE Sensex falling 1.57% due to disappointing quarterly results from Infosys and higher-than-expected inflation numbers. In the US, stock markets closed higher as investors favored defensive sectors. In Asia, markets opened mixed with Hang Seng up 0.18% while Nikkei fell 0.53%.
The Indian stock indices declined slightly on September 21, 2011 due to cautious investor sentiment ahead of an important announcement from the US Federal Open Market Committee. The BSE Sensex fell 0.20% and the NSE Nifty declined 0.14%. US stocks also declined sharply in response to the Fed announcing plans to purchase $400 billion in long-term debt and citing risks to the economic outlook. Most global indices were down as well. Key Indian corporate news included Maruti Suzuki planning a new $1.3 billion plant in Gujarat, and Asian Paints approving a merger scheme involving its joint ventures. Commodity prices were mixed with Brent crude oil up 1.16% and gold rising 0.26
The Indian markets ended lower on May 16, 2011 in line with declines in Asian and European markets. Key indices like the BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty fell around 1%. Globally, US stocks also retreated with the S&P 500 dropping 0.6%. In corporate news, JSW Steel reported a 29.88% rise in Q4 net profit while CMC Ltd won an order from LIC. Brent crude oil prices fell 1.61% while the rupee closed slightly higher against the dollar. Headline inflation in India eased to 8.66% in April from 9.04% in March.
The key points from the document are:
1) Indian markets ended lower on Monday due to weakness in auto and IT stocks and concerns over debt issues in the US and Europe. The Sensex closed down 0.3% and the Nifty fell 0.25%.
2) Global markets also fell as concerns over solving debt crises in Europe and the US continued. The Dow fell 0.76% and the S&P 500 dropped 0.81%.
3) Brent crude oil declined 0.91% to $116.1 per barrel while gold rose 1.83% and silver increased 6.81% on the day.
The Indian stock market declined further on March 7, with the BSE Sensex falling 1.43% and the NSE Nifty dropping 1.37%, amid political turmoil in the ruling coalition and rising crude oil prices. Sentiment was hurt by the withdrawal of ministers from the cabinet by an ally of the ruling UPA coalition. Global markets also declined, with US indexes falling around 1%, pressured by higher oil prices nearing $107 a barrel due to unrest in Libya. Asian markets started marginally higher however. Corporate news in India included plans by companies such as Tata Power, JSW Steel, and BHEL to invest in expanding capacity.
The Indian stock markets ended the day with marginal losses on January 4th, with the Nifty down 0.19% and the Sensex down 0.30%. Banking stocks declined due to weakness, offsetting some gains in other sectors like FMCG and oil & gas. Globally, US markets were mixed with the Dow up 0.17% while Nasdaq fell 0.36%. Asian markets opened lower with Japan's Nikkei down 0.25%.
The Indian stock markets ended lower, tracking declines in global markets due to political turmoil in the Middle East and North Africa. The BSE Sensex closed down 0.77% and the NSE Nifty fell 0.89%. Globally, the S&P 500 had its worst single-day decline in six months. Videocon d2h added 19 new TV channels to its platform. Small Industries Development Bank of India plans to launch a Rs. 1,000 crore venture capital fund focused on high growth industries.
The key Indian stock indices ended higher, gaining around 1-2%, led by gains in oil & gas, power, and metal stocks. The BSE Sensex closed at 16,342, up 200 points. Most global markets also closed higher. On the news front, SAIL announced plans to invest Rs. 10,264 crore to develop mines. Honda expects to roll out vehicles from its second Indian plant in 2-3 years. IndiGo launched international flights to Muscat and Singapore. Maruti Suzuki aims to roll out a global car by 2017.
The key points from the document are:
1) Indian markets ended marginally lower with the BSE Sensex losing 18 points and the NSE Nifty closing 7 points lower, amid low volumes.
2) Global markets were mixed with the Dow and S&P 500 rising in the US, while most Asian markets declined except for Japan and South Korea.
3) The rupee closed slightly higher against the dollar at Rs. 44.48, while Brent crude oil prices fell 2.63% and gold prices rose 1.09%.
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Daily Newsletter: 16th December, 2010
1. December r 16, 2010
Volume: 1 | Issue: 389| November 1, 2010
INDIAN MARKET 15-Dec 14-Dec % Change COMMENTARY
BSE Sensex 19,648 19,799 (0.76) INDIA
NSE Nifty 5,892 5,944 (0.87) After managing to retrieve some lost ground in the last three days, the Indian markets were unable to
BSE Midcap 7,544 7,651 (1.40) continue the upswing on Wednesday. The NSE Nifty closed below the 5900 mark in the process. Today's
BSE Smallcap 9,139 9,283 (1.54) fall was led by Realty, Banking and Consumer Durables while IT stocks escaped the selling pressure. The
Nifty Junior 11,960 12,142 (1.50) BSE Sensex fell 151 points to close at 19,648 and the NSE Nifty slipped 52 points to close at 5,892.The
CNX Midcap 8,631 8,743 (1.28) broader indices also ended in red, the BSE Mid-Cap index was down 1.3% and BSE Small-Cap index fell
1.5%.
GLOBAL MARKETS 15-Dec 14-Dec % Change BSE market breadth was negative. Out of 3,008 stocks traded, 1,920 declined while 946 advanced in
Dow Jones Ind (USA) 11,457 11,477 (0.17) trades.
Nasdaq Composite(USA) 2,616 2,627 (0.42)
S&P 500 (USA) 1,235 1,241 (0.48)
FTSE 100 (UK) 5,882 5,884 (0.03) GLOBAL MARKETS
DAX (Germany) 7,017 7,027 (0.15) December has been a good month for U.S. stocks, so this week's lackluster action isn't upsetting
Nikkei 225 (Tokyo) 10,310 10,317 (0.07) investors much. Stocks have managed to eke out gains over the past few sessions and are up 5% for the
Hang Seng (Hong Kong) 22,975 23,431 (1.95) month. On Wednesday, the Dow Jones industrial average lost 19 points to end 0.2% lower at 11,457.47.
Shanghai Comp (China) 2,911 2,927 (0.55) The S&P 500 shed 6 points, or 0.5%, and the Nasdaq fell 11 points, or 0.4%.
KOSPI (South Korea) 2,017 2,009 0.40
Asian Markets are trading on a negative note, with the Nikkei and Hang Seng down by 0.1% each.
STI (Singapore) 3,147 3,176 (0.91)
MSCI Emerging Market 425 428 (0.75)
MSCI Frontier Market 591 588 0.48
BOND MARKETS 15-Dec 14-Dec Change CORPORATE/ ECONOMY NEWS
10yr G-Sec Yield 8.09 7.96 0.13 State-run MOIL made a handsome debut on the bourses on Wednesday and got listed at a premium of
1yr G-Sec Yield 7.33 7.27 0.06 nearly 47 per cent on the BSE, against the issue price of Rs 375. The scrip listed at Rs 551 on the BSE, up by
LIBOR (6m) 0.46 0.46 0.00 46.93 per cent against the issue price. Additionally MOIL plans to invest around Rs 1,200 crore over the
LIBOR (1m) 0.25 0.25 0.00 next 4-5 years for capacity addition and production of ferro-alloy.
Interbank Call rate 6.7 6.6 0.04
Leading lights of India Inc such as RIL, major Tata group companies and auto majors Mahindra &
Mahindra (M&M) and Bajaj Auto seem to have clocked a robust performance so far this fiscal if their
higher advance tax outgoes are any indication.
BSE Turnover Rs Cr('000) Sensex
20000 6.0
Drug firm Strides Arcolab said that it has cancelled its licensing and supply agreement with US-based KV
19800 5.0 Pharmaceuticals and will pay $7.25 million (about Rs 33 crore) as part of settlement.
19600 4.0
19400 3.0 The initial public offering (IPO) of Punjab & Sind Bank have been subscribed 27.44 times.
19200 2.0 The Hinduja Group flagship Ashok Leyland will inaugurate a vehicle assembly plant in UAE’s Ras Al
19000 1.0 Khaimah Investment Authority (RAKIA) today.
18800 0.0
9-Dec 10-Dec 13-Dec 14-Dec 15-Dec ONGC Tripura Power Co (OTPC), a unit of state-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corp, has signed an MoU
with Dhaka to open up a new transport corridor through Bangladesh for transporting heavy equipment for
its power plant at Tripura.
Tata Motors has announced a special finance scheme by which a customer will get a loan for its small car
NSE Turnover Rs Cr('000) Nifty
6000 20 Nano in 48 hours.
5950
5900 15 Resource Generation Ltd has reportedly said that Bhushan Steel Ltd. will purchase coal for 20 years from
5850 its Boikarabelo mine in South Africa.
10
5800
Bank of Baroda has entered an MoU with BBVA (Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria) to form a JV for
5750 5 credit card business. Onregulatory approval, the agreement between both entities will allow BBVA to
5700 acquire a 51% stake in the existing credit card subsidiary of Bank of Baroda i.e. Bobcards Ltd.
5650 0
9-Dec 10-Dec 13-Dec 14-Dec 15-Dec SRM Energy signed a $1.4 billion (Rs 6,357.4 crore) loan agreement with China Datang for setting up a
2,000-MW thermal power project in Tamil Nadu, in the presence of Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao.
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2. December 16, 2010
Volume: 1 | Issue: 389| November 1, 2010
SECTOR 15-Dec 14-Dec % Change CORPORATE NEWS
IT 6,399 6,302 1.53 Tata Motors reported its global vehicle sales in November rose 6 per cent from a
Teck 3,817 3,769 1.27 year ago to 79,959 units. Jaguar and Land Rover sales in the month rose 22 per cent
Oil&Gas 10,648 10,658 (0.09) to 22,957 units.
Capital Goods 15,377 15,449 (0.47)
Power 2,932 2,948 (0.53) Maini Materials Movement, the Bengaluru-based Maini Group company, has inked
FMGC 3,540 3,567 (0.75) a strategic agreement with the world’s third largest Forklift and materials handling
Auto 9,874 9,961 (0.88) equipment manufacturer, Nacco Material Handling Group (NHMG), USA.
Metal 16,404 16,588 (1.11)
PSU 9,346 9,461 (1.21) VA Tech Wabag Ltd in joint venture with Nagarjuna Construction Company
Healthcare 6,537 6,633 (1.44) International LLC, bagged an order worth Rs 170 crore from Oman based Majis
Consumer Durables 6,059 6,207 (2.38) Industrial Services SAOC. Wabag is scheduled to commence construction of sea
Bankex 12,723 13,140 (3.18) water desalination plant on the basis of RO technology for Sohar Industrial Area,
Realty 2,745 2,845 (3.53) Oman from January 2011 and the scheduled completion is around 20 months.
(ADAG) companies, Reliance Power and Reliance Communications, will sew up
about $3 billion in loans from mostly Chinese banks.
Indian steel ministry is in talks with the South African government for buying
BSE Upper Circuit Breakers manganese ore mining assets for state-run Manganese Ore India Ltd (MOIL).
Company Name 15-Dec 14-Dec % Change
Mefcom Capital Markets 23.1 19.3 20.00 India's Oil & Natural Corp (ONGC) has offered 600,000 barrels of February Nile Blend
Modi Rubber 102.9 93.5 10.00 Crude after being absent for about five months, coming at a time when firm diesel
margins have supported crude oil prices.
Suryalata Spinning 174.5 158.7 10.00
Cupid Traders 46.2 44.0 5.00 0
India's Lanco Infratech said that its Australian unit has agreed to acquire Griffin Coal
Pondy Oxides 40.0 38.1 5.00
Mining Co and Carpenter Mine Management (Griffin Coal) for an undisclosed sum.
State Bank of India, the country's largest lender, has paid Rs 1,850 crore as advance
tax for the Oct-Dec quarter, as per an income tax department .The firm had paid an
advance tax of Rs 1,795 crore a year ago.
BSE Lower Circuit Breakers Reliance Power said that its wholly owned unit has received a letter of intent from
Company Name 15-Dec 14-Dec % Change NTPC Vidhyut Vyapar Nigam for the purchase of 100 MW of solar power.
Glodyne Technoserve 712.5 791.7 (10.00)
Sandur Manganese 742.1 824.6 (10.00) Axis Bank, said that it has signed a MoU with IDEA Cellular, whereby Idea will act
Spectacle Inds 71.8 75.6 (5.00) as a business correspondent of Axis Bank to provide the bank’s financial products
Midfield Industries 159.2 167.5 (5.00) and services through its retail outlets.
NCL Research 46.1 48.5 (5.00)
PBA Infrastructure Ltd has bagged Contract from "Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal
Corporation, Pimpri". for Construction of Road - BRTS & the contract is worth Rs.
256.97mn.
Essar Steel Limited announced that it has signed MOUs with Kobe Steel Ltd. of
Japan for collaboration in the areas of technology for manufacturing advanced high-
strength steel (AHSS) grade steel sheets used in automotive and other relevant
applications.
COMMODITY 15-Dec 14-Dec % Change COMMODITY / CURRENCY NEWS
Crude Oil (USD/bbl) 88.7 88.5 0.28
Gold (Rs/10gm) 20,643.0 20,614.0 0.14
Silver (Rs/kg) 44,470.0 44,530.0 (0.13) Light Sweet Crude Oil on Wednesday was up by 0.28% at $88.7 per barrel. Gold closed
up by 0.14 % at Rs 20,643 and Silver closed down by 0.13 % at Rs. 44,470.
CURRENCY 15-Dec 14-Dec % Change
INR / USD 45.40 44.95 1.00 The Indian Rupee closed lower against the dollar at 45.4 as the Indian equity
USD / Euro 1.32 1.33 (0.75) benchmarks ended on negative note.
Yen / USD 84.17 83.54 0.75
3. December 16, 2010
Volume: 1 | Issue: 389| November 1, 2010
FUTURES PREMIUM/DISC Cash Futures P/D% ECONOMY / POLICY NEWS
NHPC 27.3 27.5 0.92
Airlines around the world could face sharp rises in the cost of buying aircraft if new
SCI 132.6 133.6 0.75
export financing rules to be discussed by government officials in Paris are
Patel Eng 318.7 320.9 0.71
approved this week.
FSL 21.4 21.55 0.70
Sterling BioTech 100.4 101.1 0.70
The indirect tax collection rose by 42.3 per cent to Rs 2.07 lakh crore during April-
JP Power 51.0 51.35 0.69
November this year as compared to corresponding period last year, indicating
ONGC 1323.8 1293.3 (2.30)
uptick in economic activities.
Core Project 283.9 280.5 (1.20)
GAIL 502.5 499.7 (0.57)
After multi-billion dollar deals with US and French companies, Indian businesses
Mundra Port 148.3 147.5 (0.54)
are inking $16 billion worth deals with China's industry, whose representatives are
Mphasis 625.4 622.0 (0.54)
accompanying Premier Wen Jiabao on his three-day India visit.
ACC 1064.8 1059.8 (0.47)
INSTITUTIONAL ACTIVITY (Rs Cr) 29-Nov 26-Nov YTD
FII Cash Net 2,727 (672) 1,27,758
FII Stock Futures 526 359 (13,964)
FII Index Futures 400 168 (13,257)
Mutual Fund (49) 235 (29,677)
VALUATIONS P/E P/B DIV YLD
BSE 23.5 3.7 1.1
NSE 22.7 3.7 1.1
BSE500 Mcap/GDP Ratio 0.65
MOVERS & SHAKERS
4.91
TOP 5 FRONTLINE GAINERS TOP 5 MIDCAP GAINERS TOP 5 SMALLCAP GAINERS
Name Rs % Name Rs % Name Rs %
TCS 1101.25 1.93 KS Oils 48.2 16.57 Odyssey Corp 136.15 8.92
Infosys 3203.65 1.67 MVL 18.2 4.9 Vakrangee Soft 270.4 6.12
Tata Motors 1320.2 1.26 Indraprastha Gas 340.45 4.87 INFINITE 179.5 5.77
Bharti Airtel 339.3 1.24 Patni Computer 482.65 4.71 Shree Nath Comm 65.1 5
Wipro 457.4 0.95 Puravankara Proj 118.75 3.76 Carol Info 105.45 4.98
TOP 5 FRONTLINE LOSERS TOP 5 MIDCAP LOSERS TOP 5 SMALLCAP LOSERS
Name Rs % Name Rs % Name Rs %
Hero Honda 1621.3 -5.4 Glodyne Tech 712.8 -9.96 Sandur Mang 742.1 -10
DLF 278 -5.15 Dena Bank 113.9 -6.18 SEL Mfg Company 17.95 -9.34
ICICI Bank 1078.05 -3.65 JUBL FOOD 553.25 -6.05 Ankur Drugs 80.8 -6.97
SBI 2696.05 -3.46 Uco Bank 113.8 -5.95 Delta Corp 95.55 -6.87
HDFC Bank 2161.45 -3.34 Spicejet 75 -5.42 Kingfisher Air 59.25 -6.69
BULK DEALS
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NSE
ABG Shipyard Abg International BUY 1.56% 360.2
Ambika Cotton Mills Aum Securities BUY 0.67% 180.7
K S Oils Baghmar Finlease BUY 0.80% 34.7
Amar Remedies Wishbone Global Investment Holdings SELL 1.23% 99.1
Development Credit Bank Pace Stock Broking Services SELL 1.65% 51.3
BSE
ACC Ambuja Cement India BUY 2.50% 1074.95
Amtek India Olympia Builders BUY 1.23% 59.3
Master Trust Gala Finance And Investment BUY 1.20% 71.6
Tutis Tech Prime Dprime Dyes & Chemicals SELL 1.69% 22.41
Rama Newsprint Shweta Vanijya SELL 1.58% 17.55