The Indian stock markets ended lower on July 5, 2011 with the BSE Sensex closing at 18,745, down 0.37% and the NSE Nifty closing at 5,632, down 0.33%. Key factors that contributed to the decline included selling pressure in heavyweight stocks and low participation by investors. Most Asian markets were also subdued. Globally, US stocks fell and commodities rose amid concerns about the global economy and debt issues in Europe. Key corporate news in India included KNR Construction winning a road project worth Rs. 580 crore and HUL seeking approval to transfer certain assets to Unilever India Exports.
The Indian stock market ended higher led by gains in banking, metal and capital goods stocks after positive state election results. The BSE Sensex rose 1.06% to close at 18,531 points. US stocks declined amid concerns over Europe's debt crisis and inflation concerns. Asian markets opened lower tracking declines in the US and Europe. Commodity prices were mixed with Brent crude oil rising 0.31% while gold gained 0.52%. The rupee closed flat against the US dollar. The RBI raised short-term lending rates but left key policy rates unchanged.
The Indian stock markets extended gains for the second consecutive day led by heavyweights like Reliance Industries and Infosys. The BSE Sensex closed at 18,496, up 0.41% while the Nifty ended at 5,557, up 0.45%. In global markets, US stocks fell for the fifth straight day on concerns over the economic recovery. Asian markets also fell with the Nikkei down 0.3% and Hang Seng down 0.66%. Key sectors like realty and oil & gas performed well in India, gaining over 1% each.
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 closed marginally lower, with the BSE Sensex down 0.20% and the NSE Nifty down 0.10%, as Asian markets were mostly weak led by declines in Japan, Hong Kong, and China. U.S. stocks rose after better than expected earnings from companies like 3M, UPS, and Ford sent the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average to near 3-year highs. In corporate news, Future Ventures' IPO was subscribed 0.56 times, Vaswani Industries set a price band of Rs. 45-49 for its IPO, and SBI plans a Rs. 20,000 crore rights issue this year.
The Indian stock markets declined slightly on June 8, 2011, with the BSE Sensex falling 0.55% and the NSE Nifty dropping 0.54%. Global markets also fell as the US Federal Reserve said the economic recovery was slowing. Foreign institutional investors were net sellers of Indian stocks. On the sectoral front, FMCG and consumer durable stocks gained while oil & gas, metals and autos declined.
The document provides a summary of Indian and global market performance on August 1, 2011. The key points are:
- Indian equity markets ended higher, gaining 0.64% (Sensex) and 0.53% (Nifty), helped by an agreement in the US to raise the debt ceiling.
- However, markets took a hit later on weaker manufacturing data and warnings about possible fiscal slippages.
- US stocks slumped as manufacturing growth was slower than forecast. Asian markets traded lower following falls in the US and Europe.
- Among Indian companies, Tata Motors reported a 5.96% fall in July sales while TVS Motor saw a 14% rise. Suzlon received approval
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.
The Indian stock market declined sharply on January 5, with the BSE Sensex losing 197 points and the NSE Nifty ending down 67 points. Most sectoral indices ended lower, except for IT and FMCG. Globally, US stocks rose as economic data pointed to growth. In Asia, markets opened mixed with Nikkei up 1% and Hang Seng down 0.2%. Corporate news included Reliance Industries allotting shares worth Rs. 30.81 crore to employees and Apollo Hospitals planning to invest Rs. 1,000 crore in new hospitals.
The Indian stock market ended higher led by gains in banking, metal and capital goods stocks after positive state election results. The BSE Sensex rose 1.06% to close at 18,531 points. US stocks declined amid concerns over Europe's debt crisis and inflation concerns. Asian markets opened lower tracking declines in the US and Europe. Commodity prices were mixed with Brent crude oil rising 0.31% while gold gained 0.52%. The rupee closed flat against the US dollar. The RBI raised short-term lending rates but left key policy rates unchanged.
The Indian stock markets extended gains for the second consecutive day led by heavyweights like Reliance Industries and Infosys. The BSE Sensex closed at 18,496, up 0.41% while the Nifty ended at 5,557, up 0.45%. In global markets, US stocks fell for the fifth straight day on concerns over the economic recovery. Asian markets also fell with the Nikkei down 0.3% and Hang Seng down 0.66%. Key sectors like realty and oil & gas performed well in India, gaining over 1% each.
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 closed marginally lower, with the BSE Sensex down 0.20% and the NSE Nifty down 0.10%, as Asian markets were mostly weak led by declines in Japan, Hong Kong, and China. U.S. stocks rose after better than expected earnings from companies like 3M, UPS, and Ford sent the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average to near 3-year highs. In corporate news, Future Ventures' IPO was subscribed 0.56 times, Vaswani Industries set a price band of Rs. 45-49 for its IPO, and SBI plans a Rs. 20,000 crore rights issue this year.
The Indian stock markets declined slightly on June 8, 2011, with the BSE Sensex falling 0.55% and the NSE Nifty dropping 0.54%. Global markets also fell as the US Federal Reserve said the economic recovery was slowing. Foreign institutional investors were net sellers of Indian stocks. On the sectoral front, FMCG and consumer durable stocks gained while oil & gas, metals and autos declined.
The document provides a summary of Indian and global market performance on August 1, 2011. The key points are:
- Indian equity markets ended higher, gaining 0.64% (Sensex) and 0.53% (Nifty), helped by an agreement in the US to raise the debt ceiling.
- However, markets took a hit later on weaker manufacturing data and warnings about possible fiscal slippages.
- US stocks slumped as manufacturing growth was slower than forecast. Asian markets traded lower following falls in the US and Europe.
- Among Indian companies, Tata Motors reported a 5.96% fall in July sales while TVS Motor saw a 14% rise. Suzlon received approval
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.
The Indian stock market declined sharply on January 5, with the BSE Sensex losing 197 points and the NSE Nifty ending down 67 points. Most sectoral indices ended lower, except for IT and FMCG. Globally, US stocks rose as economic data pointed to growth. In Asia, markets opened mixed with Nikkei up 1% and Hang Seng down 0.2%. Corporate news included Reliance Industries allotting shares worth Rs. 30.81 crore to employees and Apollo Hospitals planning to invest Rs. 1,000 crore in new hospitals.
- Indian markets fell on Friday led by metals and public sector banks. The Sensex closed down 220 points at 18,858 and the Nifty closed down 69 points at 5,661.
- Global markets also fell with the Dow Jones down 0.49% and other major indices down around 1%. Weak US jobs data dampened optimism of an economic recovery.
- On the corporate front, HDFC and IndusInd Bank reported quarterly results in line with expectations. Bharti Infratel plans an IPO to raise $500 million.
The key Indian stock indices advanced modestly, led by gains in IT, telecom and realty stocks. The Nifty closed above 5,600 for the first time in five days. HDFC Bank reported a 33.6% rise in quarterly profit, beating estimates. Ashok Leyland's quarterly profit declined 29.67% due to higher raw material costs. Global markets also rose on optimism that US lawmakers would reach a deal to cut the budget deficit. Brent crude oil prices increased 1.24% while gold and silver prices declined.
The document provides a market summary for September 28, 2011. It summarizes the performance of key Indian indices which declined marginally. Global markets also declined on concerns about Europe's debt crisis. Commodity prices fell with Brent crude oil down 2.32% and gold down 2.49%. The rupee closed higher against the dollar. Corporate news highlights include Kingfisher announcing plans to discontinue its low-cost subsidiary, HCL receiving awards for education programs, and Essar Energy appointing a new CEO for its UK subsidiary.
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 equity indices ended almost unchanged on July 29, 2011, taking a breather after three straight days of losses. Key sectors like realty, metals and oil & gas saw declines while FMCG, banking and telecom performed positively. Globally, US stocks declined on concerns over political gridlock in resolving debt ceiling issues. In corporate news, Hindustan Unilever received approval to demerge its exports business while TVS Motor and City Union Bank reported profit increases. The rupee closed flat against the US dollar.
The document summarizes the performance of the Indian stock market on July 22, 2011. The key points are:
1) The BSE Sensex gained 1.55% to close at 18,722 points and the NSE Nifty gained 1.65% to close at 5,633 points, driven by positive global cues and better than expected quarterly earnings from companies like Axis Bank.
2) In global markets, the S&P 500 gained 0.09% while the Dow Jones fell 0.34%. Asian markets were trading lower during the day.
3) Among other Indian corporate updates, Axis Bank reported a 27% rise in Q1 net profit, while Union Bank of India's profit
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 stock markets ended lower for the second straight day due to weak global cues and some disappointing corporate results. The BSE Sensex closed at 18,436, down 0.36% while the NSE Nifty ended at 5,542, lower by 0.46%. On the global front, European markets rallied as officials detailed a new aid plan for Greece. The Dow Jones and S&P 500 indexes in the US closed higher by over 1%. Key corporate and economic news included a 13% rise in net profit for Hero Honda, a 38% increase for YES Bank, and a fall in annual food inflation to 7.58%.
The Indian equity markets opened with modest gains on July 4, 2011 following positive global cues. The Sensex ended up 0.28% at 18,815 points and the Nifty closed at 5,651 points, up 0.41%. Most other indices such as BSE Midcap and Smallcap also closed in the green. In global markets, stocks in Europe rose while Asian markets traded mixed. Commodity prices were also mixed with gold prices up but crude oil prices down. The rupee closed higher against the dollar. Several corporate deals and earnings were also announced.
The Indian stock markets ended lower on January 27, 2011, with the BSE Sensex falling 285 points to close at 18,684 and the NSE Nifty losing 83 points to end at 5,604. Most sectoral indices also closed in the red, with metals losing nearly 2% and realty declining over 3%. Corporate earnings were mixed, with HDFC Bank and Lupin reporting profit growth while JSW Steel's profit declined. Global markets were mixed as well, with US indices closing slightly higher while Asian markets opened mixed. Commodity prices declined with crude oil falling nearly 2% while gold and silver closed lower and flat respectively. The rupee closed higher against the dollar.
The document summarizes Indian and global market performance for March 9, 2011. Domestically, the key indices ended flat amid choppiness, with the BSE Sensex gaining 30 points to close at 18,470 and NSE Nifty gaining 10 points to close at 5,531. Globally, US stocks fell slightly on concerns over violence in Libya. In corporate news, Reliance Communications signed a loan agreement with China Development Bank and Ashok Leyland expanded dealerships in Punjab and Himachal Pradesh.
The Indian stock market closed lower for the third consecutive day with the BSE Sensex falling 51 points to 18,086 and the NSE Nifty shedding 18 points to close at 5,420. Midcap and smallcap stocks underperformed benchmarks. Global markets closed positive with US indexes rising between 0.65-1.14% on signals of low interest rates and a weaker dollar. Commodity prices were also up with Brent crude oil rising 2.18% and gold up 0.71%. On the corporate front, Bajaj Auto reported a 165% rise in Q4 net profit.
The Indian stock markets fell for the second straight day with the BSE Sensex closing down 118 points at 18,178 and the NSE Nifty falling 32 points to close at 5,437. Global markets also fell with the Dow Jones and S&P 500 declining 0.88% and 0.61% respectively. Crude oil prices surged to $97.4 per barrel. On the corporate front, Tata Steel expects rising input costs, SBI plans to merge subsidiaries, and Reliance announced a $7.2 billion deal with BP.
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 Indian stock market ended marginally lower on July 1, 2011 with the Sensex closing at 18,762 points, down 83 points. Global markets were mostly higher with the Dow up 1.36% and Nasdaq up 1.53% on strong US manufacturing data. Among Indian companies, Hero Honda reported a 20.12% rise in June sales while Maruti reported an 8.8% decline. The RBI held key policy rates unchanged.
The Indian stock market declined due to weak global cues and anxiety before upcoming state election results. The BSE Sensex fell 1.34% and NSE Nifty fell 1.42%. Industrial production grew 7.3% in March, above expectations. Inflation declined with food inflation at 7.7%. The rupee closed lower against the dollar.
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 markets declined for the third consecutive session on January 28, with the BSE Sensex closing down 1.54% at 18,396 and the NSE Nifty falling 1.65% to 5,512. Most sectoral indices also ended in the red, with the BSE Midcap index down 2.67% and BSE Smallcap falling 3.59%. Globally, markets declined due to escalating protests in Egypt and disappointing corporate results. In corporate news, Titan Industries reported an 83% rise in Q3 net profit, while Tata Global Beverages' Q3 profit fell 20.13%. Suzlon Energy announced a 1000 MW wind power order.
The Indian stock markets continued their downward slide for the eighth straight day, with the BSE Sensex falling 0.35% and the NSE Nifty falling 0.51%. Global factors such as high commodity prices continued to impact the Indian economy. Most sectors declined except for oil & gas, PSU, and consumer durables stocks. US stocks also fell after disappointing economic data, with the Dow Jones falling 0.66% and S&P 500 falling 0.69%. Asian stocks also declined for a third day on concerns about the pace of economic recovery in the US and other major economies.
The Indian stock markets ended lower on July 20, 2011 with the BSE Sensex closing at 18,502 points, down 151 points. Key earnings announcements were mixed with Wipro and LIC Housing Finance missing expectations. Global markets were also lower except for Europe. The rupee closed higher against the dollar. Brent crude oil prices rose slightly while gold prices in India increased.
- Indian markets fell on Friday led by metals and public sector banks. The Sensex closed down 220 points at 18,858 and the Nifty closed down 69 points at 5,661.
- Global markets also fell with the Dow Jones down 0.49% and other major indices down around 1%. Weak US jobs data dampened optimism of an economic recovery.
- On the corporate front, HDFC and IndusInd Bank reported quarterly results in line with expectations. Bharti Infratel plans an IPO to raise $500 million.
The key Indian stock indices advanced modestly, led by gains in IT, telecom and realty stocks. The Nifty closed above 5,600 for the first time in five days. HDFC Bank reported a 33.6% rise in quarterly profit, beating estimates. Ashok Leyland's quarterly profit declined 29.67% due to higher raw material costs. Global markets also rose on optimism that US lawmakers would reach a deal to cut the budget deficit. Brent crude oil prices increased 1.24% while gold and silver prices declined.
The document provides a market summary for September 28, 2011. It summarizes the performance of key Indian indices which declined marginally. Global markets also declined on concerns about Europe's debt crisis. Commodity prices fell with Brent crude oil down 2.32% and gold down 2.49%. The rupee closed higher against the dollar. Corporate news highlights include Kingfisher announcing plans to discontinue its low-cost subsidiary, HCL receiving awards for education programs, and Essar Energy appointing a new CEO for its UK subsidiary.
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 equity indices ended almost unchanged on July 29, 2011, taking a breather after three straight days of losses. Key sectors like realty, metals and oil & gas saw declines while FMCG, banking and telecom performed positively. Globally, US stocks declined on concerns over political gridlock in resolving debt ceiling issues. In corporate news, Hindustan Unilever received approval to demerge its exports business while TVS Motor and City Union Bank reported profit increases. The rupee closed flat against the US dollar.
The document summarizes the performance of the Indian stock market on July 22, 2011. The key points are:
1) The BSE Sensex gained 1.55% to close at 18,722 points and the NSE Nifty gained 1.65% to close at 5,633 points, driven by positive global cues and better than expected quarterly earnings from companies like Axis Bank.
2) In global markets, the S&P 500 gained 0.09% while the Dow Jones fell 0.34%. Asian markets were trading lower during the day.
3) Among other Indian corporate updates, Axis Bank reported a 27% rise in Q1 net profit, while Union Bank of India's profit
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 stock markets ended lower for the second straight day due to weak global cues and some disappointing corporate results. The BSE Sensex closed at 18,436, down 0.36% while the NSE Nifty ended at 5,542, lower by 0.46%. On the global front, European markets rallied as officials detailed a new aid plan for Greece. The Dow Jones and S&P 500 indexes in the US closed higher by over 1%. Key corporate and economic news included a 13% rise in net profit for Hero Honda, a 38% increase for YES Bank, and a fall in annual food inflation to 7.58%.
The Indian equity markets opened with modest gains on July 4, 2011 following positive global cues. The Sensex ended up 0.28% at 18,815 points and the Nifty closed at 5,651 points, up 0.41%. Most other indices such as BSE Midcap and Smallcap also closed in the green. In global markets, stocks in Europe rose while Asian markets traded mixed. Commodity prices were also mixed with gold prices up but crude oil prices down. The rupee closed higher against the dollar. Several corporate deals and earnings were also announced.
The Indian stock markets ended lower on January 27, 2011, with the BSE Sensex falling 285 points to close at 18,684 and the NSE Nifty losing 83 points to end at 5,604. Most sectoral indices also closed in the red, with metals losing nearly 2% and realty declining over 3%. Corporate earnings were mixed, with HDFC Bank and Lupin reporting profit growth while JSW Steel's profit declined. Global markets were mixed as well, with US indices closing slightly higher while Asian markets opened mixed. Commodity prices declined with crude oil falling nearly 2% while gold and silver closed lower and flat respectively. The rupee closed higher against the dollar.
The document summarizes Indian and global market performance for March 9, 2011. Domestically, the key indices ended flat amid choppiness, with the BSE Sensex gaining 30 points to close at 18,470 and NSE Nifty gaining 10 points to close at 5,531. Globally, US stocks fell slightly on concerns over violence in Libya. In corporate news, Reliance Communications signed a loan agreement with China Development Bank and Ashok Leyland expanded dealerships in Punjab and Himachal Pradesh.
The Indian stock market closed lower for the third consecutive day with the BSE Sensex falling 51 points to 18,086 and the NSE Nifty shedding 18 points to close at 5,420. Midcap and smallcap stocks underperformed benchmarks. Global markets closed positive with US indexes rising between 0.65-1.14% on signals of low interest rates and a weaker dollar. Commodity prices were also up with Brent crude oil rising 2.18% and gold up 0.71%. On the corporate front, Bajaj Auto reported a 165% rise in Q4 net profit.
The Indian stock markets fell for the second straight day with the BSE Sensex closing down 118 points at 18,178 and the NSE Nifty falling 32 points to close at 5,437. Global markets also fell with the Dow Jones and S&P 500 declining 0.88% and 0.61% respectively. Crude oil prices surged to $97.4 per barrel. On the corporate front, Tata Steel expects rising input costs, SBI plans to merge subsidiaries, and Reliance announced a $7.2 billion deal with BP.
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 Indian stock market ended marginally lower on July 1, 2011 with the Sensex closing at 18,762 points, down 83 points. Global markets were mostly higher with the Dow up 1.36% and Nasdaq up 1.53% on strong US manufacturing data. Among Indian companies, Hero Honda reported a 20.12% rise in June sales while Maruti reported an 8.8% decline. The RBI held key policy rates unchanged.
The Indian stock market declined due to weak global cues and anxiety before upcoming state election results. The BSE Sensex fell 1.34% and NSE Nifty fell 1.42%. Industrial production grew 7.3% in March, above expectations. Inflation declined with food inflation at 7.7%. The rupee closed lower against the dollar.
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 markets declined for the third consecutive session on January 28, with the BSE Sensex closing down 1.54% at 18,396 and the NSE Nifty falling 1.65% to 5,512. Most sectoral indices also ended in the red, with the BSE Midcap index down 2.67% and BSE Smallcap falling 3.59%. Globally, markets declined due to escalating protests in Egypt and disappointing corporate results. In corporate news, Titan Industries reported an 83% rise in Q3 net profit, while Tata Global Beverages' Q3 profit fell 20.13%. Suzlon Energy announced a 1000 MW wind power order.
The Indian stock markets continued their downward slide for the eighth straight day, with the BSE Sensex falling 0.35% and the NSE Nifty falling 0.51%. Global factors such as high commodity prices continued to impact the Indian economy. Most sectors declined except for oil & gas, PSU, and consumer durables stocks. US stocks also fell after disappointing economic data, with the Dow Jones falling 0.66% and S&P 500 falling 0.69%. Asian stocks also declined for a third day on concerns about the pace of economic recovery in the US and other major economies.
The Indian stock markets ended lower on July 20, 2011 with the BSE Sensex closing at 18,502 points, down 151 points. Key earnings announcements were mixed with Wipro and LIC Housing Finance missing expectations. Global markets were also lower except for Europe. The rupee closed higher against the dollar. Brent crude oil prices rose slightly while gold prices in India increased.
The Indian stock markets closed lower, with the BSE Sensex losing 71 points and the NSE Nifty closing 22 points lower. Global markets rallied with the Dow Jones, S&P 500 and Nasdaq in the US gaining 3-5%. In Asia, markets were trading mixed. On the corporate front, Tata Motors reported a flat net profit, Reliance Power's net profit rose modestly, and Reliance Infrastructure's profit grew 8%. Food inflation surged to 9.9% while exports jumped 81.8% year-on-year in July. The rupee closed lower at 45.35 against the US dollar.
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%.
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 Indian equity markets ended lower on August 16, 2011 with the BSE Sensex closing at 16,731, down 109 points. Most sectoral indices also closed in the red led by Realty and Metal. Global markets were mixed with European indices declining after weak German GDP data. On the corporate front, NIIT Technologies acquired Proyecta Sistemas, Patel Engineering's Q1 net profit declined 60.4% and ONGC may file IPO papers next month. The rupee closed higher at Rs. 45.37 against the dollar.
The Indian markets ended lower due to selling pressure in IT and metal stocks. The BSE Sensex closed down 139 points at 16,146 and the NSE Nifty ended 49 points lower at 4,840. Global markets also declined with the Dow Jones falling 1.5% and S&P 500 down 1.56% as jobless claims in the US unexpectedly rose. Asian markets traded mixed ahead of speeches from central bank leaders.
- The Indian stock markets ended lower for the third straight day due to sell-offs in global markets from fears over the spreading eurozone debt crisis. The BSE Sensex closed down 1.65% and the NSE Nifty fell 1.60%.
- Globally, stocks also extended losses over concerns about Ireland's credit rating downgrade and signs that Europe's debt crisis is spreading. The Dow fell 0.47% and S&P 500 dropped 0.44%.
- Domestically, industrial production growth slowed to 5.6% in May, below forecasts, weighing on sentiment. A cabinet reshuffle also failed to lift markets due to insignificant changes.
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 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 stock market ended lower for a fifth consecutive session due to concerns about an interest rate hike by the Reserve Bank of India. Key indices like the BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty closed down around 1%. Banking, consumer durable, and oil & gas stocks declined the most. Global markets were mixed with US indices closing lower while some Asian markets also opened lower. Corporate earnings updates and macroeconomic data were also reported.
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.
The Indian stock markets declined on April 11, 2011, with the BSE Sensex losing 0.97% to close at 19,263 and the NSE Nifty falling 1.01% to 5,786. Most sectoral indices also ended lower, led by losses in the realty, auto and consumer durables sectors. Globally, US stocks fell as concerns grew over Japan's nuclear crisis. Asian markets opened mixed in early trade on April 12.
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 markets declined slightly on June 2nd due to losses in global markets. The BSE Sensex fell 115 points to 18,494 and the NSE Nifty fell 42 points to 5,550. Most sectors declined except FMCG and consumer durables. Globally, US stocks retreated after data showed slower job growth while Asian markets opened mixed. Investors await details from Reliance Industries' AGM on their forays into power, telecom and financial services.
- 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 Indian stock markets declined significantly on May 5th, with the BSE Sensex falling 1.4% and the NSE Nifty dropping 1.39%, amid rate hike concerns after the RBI increased interest rates. US markets also fell over 1% as commodities declined sharply. Asian markets opened lower the next day following the steep fall in commodities. Key corporate news included Cipla reporting lower annual profits, ONGC postponing its FPO, and Bharti Airtel allocating large capital expenditures.
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 key Indian stock indices declined on April 29, with the BSE Sensex falling 0.81% and the NSE Nifty declining 0.61%. Most sectoral indices also ended lower, with realty, capital goods, banking and metal indices performing worst. Globally, US markets rose with the S&P 500 advancing 0.26%. In corporate news, Hero Honda will pay Honda Rs. 2,450 crore till 2014 as part of a new licensing agreement. Infosys is looking to make acquisitions in Europe and Japan.
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 key Indian equity indices closed higher for a second day in a row, with the BSE Sensex up 0.57% and the NSE Nifty up 0.58%. Global markets fell, with the S&P 500 down 2.3% and manufacturing data fueling concerns about slowing global economic growth. Domestically, mixed economic data strengthened beliefs the RBI may not take an aggressive monetary policy stance. Corporate news included Godrej acquiring a hair care company, Lupin partnering on cell line technology, and Maruti reporting a sales increase.
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%.
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 Indian stock markets ended lower on October 20, 2011 tracking weak global cues. The key indices - Sensex and Nifty fell 0.87% and 0.92% respectively. The Finance Minister stated that key economic targets for FY12 will be difficult to meet, weighing on sentiment. Inflation in food and fuel rose further. Globally, US stocks recovered from losses on hopes that European leaders will resolve the debt crisis. Asian markets traded mixed. Domestically, IDBI Bank and Bajaj Auto reported rise in profits while Exide Industries' profit declined. The rupee closed lower against the dollar at Rs 49.80.
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1. July 6, 2011
Volume: 1 | Issue: 389| November 1, 2010
INDIAN MARKET 05-Jul 04-Jul % Change COMMENTARY
BSE Sensex 18,745 18,815 (0.37) INDIA
NSE Nifty 5,632 5,651 (0.33) Indian markets on Tuesday were lacklustre for most part of the day and ended in the negative zone owing to
BSE Midcap 6,959 6,965 (0.09) selling pressure in index heavyweights. The index heavyweights like BHEL, Cairn India, Reliance Industries
BSE Smallcap 8,338 8,322 0.20 and Hindalco were among the major laggards as markets remained in the negative terrain throughout the
Nifty Junior 11,397 11,417 (0.17) day. Ranbaxy, M&M and Reliance Capital bucked the trend and were among the top gainers. Tuesday’s slight
decline was seen on the back of low level of participation, as most players chose to lock in some gains after
CNX Midcap 8,069 8,094 (0.31)
last week’s advance. Most Asian indices were subdued due to lack of cues from Wall Street as US markets
were shut on Monday for Independence Day. Also, the political concerns once again rocked the state of
Andhra Pradesh with nine MPs resigning to press their demands for a separate state of Telangana. The BSE
GLOBAL MARKETS 05-Jul 04-Jul % Change Sensex ended at 18,745 losing 0.37% .The NSE Nifty closed at 5,632 down by 0.33%.
Dow Jones Ind (USA) 12,570 12,583 (0.10)
Nasdaq Composite(USA) 2,826 2,816 0.35 BSE market breadth was marginally positive. Out of 2,959 stocks traded, 1,502 advanced while 1,312
S&P 500 (USA) 1,338 1,340 (0.16) declined.
FTSE 100 (UK) 6,024 6,018 0.11
DAX (Germany) 7,439 7,443 (0.05) GLOBAL MARKETS
Nikkei 225 (Tokyo) 9,972 9,965 0.07 US stocks fell, Treasuries rose, snapping a five-day losing streak, while the U.S. dollar rose after a Moody’s
Investors Service downgrade of Portugal’s debt to junk and lower-than-estimated American factory orders
Hang Seng (Hong Kong) 22,748 22,771 (0.10)
rekindled concern the global economy will slow. Oil and gold surged. Moody’s cut Portugal to Ba2 from
Shanghai Comp (China) 2,816 2,813 0.13 Baa1, making it the second euro-region country with a non-investment-grade rating. Concern that Greek will
KOSPI (South Korea) 2,162 2,145 0.77 default drove stocks, bonds and commodities to the first simultaneous monthly declines since February 2009
STI (Singapore) 3,130 3,153 (0.74) in June. DJIA closed at 12,570, down 0.10% and S&P closed at 1338, down 0.16%.
MSCI Emerging Market 449 444 1.13
MSCI Frontier Market 546 545 0.18 Asian markets are subdued as Nikkei is trading flat, Hang Seng is down 0.12%, Strait Times is down 0.10%,
Shanghai is down 0.67% and Kospi is down 0.20%.
BOND MARKETS 05-Jul 04-Jul Change
10yr G-Sec Yield 8.33 8.35 (0.02) CORPORATE/ ECONOMY NEWS
1yr G-Sec Yield 8.29 8.29 0.00 Union Corporate Affairs Minister Murli Deora has reportedly offered to resign from his ministerial berth.
LIBOR (6m) 0.39 0.39 0.00 According to reports, the minister offered his resignation to the All India Congress Committee (AICC)
LIBOR (1m) 0.16 0.16 0.00 chief Sonia Gandhi, citing his older age. However, Sonia Gandhi has asked Deora to continue till the
Interbank Call rate 7.55 7.55 0.00 impending cabinet reshuffle takes place, reports added.
KNR Constructions Ltd, an infrastructure development company, had bagged an order worth Rs 580
crore from Sadbhav Engineering Ltd. for rehabilitation and upgradation of two lane with pave shoulders
BSE Turnover Rs Cr('000) Sensex and maintenance of Chhindwara-Linga-Umarnala-Saoner section of NH-26B. That includes part of
18900 3.1 Chhindwara bypass and Multai up to near Imlikhera in the state of Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra.
3.0 The order is to be completed with a period of 36 months from the appointed date.
18850
18800 2.9 Ceat, India's fourth-largest tyre maker, last week raised prices of tyres 2-2.5% across categories, and
2.8 expects margins to improve from September quarter due to a fall in prices of rubber, key raw material
18750
2.7 for the industry.
18700 2.6
18650 Hindustan Unilever (HUL) has announced that it will seek shareholders' approval to transfer certain
2.5 assets, liabilities and properties of FMCG exports business division of the company to Unilever India
18600 2.4 Exports.
29-Jun 30-Jun 1-Jul 4-Jul 5-Jul
Saregama India Ltd has purchased 10% stake in Timbre Media Pvt Ltd, a company set up by ex-
Worldspace Satellite Radio employees, to bring back its genre-based programming through direct-to-
home TV channels as well as mobile phone radio.
NSE Turnover Rs Cr('000) Nifty
5660 18 Fertilisers manufacturer Coromandel International said that it has signed an agreement with Qatar
5650 16 Fertiliser Company (QAFCO) for supply of urea.
5640 14
5630 88.38 #DIV/0! 12 Providing some relief to Idea Cellular, telecom tribunal TDSAT today restrained DoT from enforcing Rs
5620 10 250 crore penalty on it for alleged violation of rules with regard to five over-lapping licences of Spice
5610 8 Communications.
5600 6
5590 4 Varun Group has discovered 10 blocks of World Class IImenite and Rare Earth Deposit in Madagascar
5580 2 having reserves of about 266.8mn Tons.
5570 0
29-Jun 30-Jun 1-Jul 4-Jul 5-Jul
2. July 6, 2011
Volume: 1 | Issue: 389| November 1, 2010
SECTOR 05-Jul 04-Jul % Change CORPORATE NEWS
AUTO 8,940 8,862 0.88% Ashok Leyland has reported a 4.63% decline in total commercial vehicle sales to 8,009
IT 6,183 6,161 0.37% units in June, 2011, according to a report. The report stated that the company had sold
BANKEX 13,036 12,994 0.33% 8,398 units in the same month of 2010.
CD 6,743 6,732 0.16%
TECk 3,711 3,710 0.03% Audi India has reported a 75.11% increase in its sales for June 2011, at 408 units,
HC 6,416 6,419 -0.06% according to a report.
PSU 8,633 8,643 -0.11%
Thomas Cook (India) Ltd has announced its foray into Chhattisgarh with the
METAL 15,163 15,194 -0.20% inauguration of its branch at Raipur, by Rajesh Munat, Minister of Urban Development,
CG 13,687 13,843 -1.13% Housing, Environment and Transport-Chhattisgarh Government.
POWER 2,606 2,637 -1.18% This is in keeping with the company's aggressive expansion strategy in potential Tier I
REALTY 2,129 2,157 -1.29% and Tier III markets.
FMCG 3,988 4,040 -1.29%
OIL&GAS 8,955 9,100 -1.60% Mahindra Ugine Steel Company Ltd has announced that the manufacturing unit of
Stampings division of the Company located at Pantnagar, Uttarakhand, has commenced
its commercial operations.
Opto Circuits (India) Ltd has announced that the Company, for the purpose of cost
effectiveness and operational efficiency, has taken restructuring initiative and
transferred the investments of three of its US Subsidiaries, Cardiac Science Corporation,
BSE Upper Circuit Breakers Criticare Systems Inc., and Unetixs Vascular Inc., into Opto Cardiac Care Ltd, a Wholly
Company Name 05-Jul 04-Jul % Change Owned Subsidiary of Opto Circuits (India) Ltd.
RAJAPALAYAM MILLS 639.6 581.5 10.00
S.E.INVESTMENTS 16.1 14.6 10.00 NIIT, one of the leading player in the IT training services, announced collaboration with
BHARAT RASAYAN 122.9 117.1 5.00 IBM to offer experiential learning to early professionals ready to join the IT industry.
Integra India 222.6 212.0 5.00 0
NEELAMALAI AGRO 404.5 385.3 5.00 Financial services firm Karvy said that one of its group companies will acquire a majority
stake in Bahrain Shares Registering Company WLL (BSRC), the Gulf country's biggest
securities registry.
UK-based hospitality firm Whitbread have said it will invest 75 million pounds (over Rs
535 crore) in India by 2020 to fund its hotels business in the country.
BSE Lower Circuit Breakers Kesoram Industries, a BK Birla group entity, had embarked on an exercise to
Company Name 05-Jul 04-Jul % Change restructure organisationally its tyres division Birla Tyres.
TIMBOR HOME 50.0 55.6 (10.00)
COROMANDEL ENGINEERING 279.4 294.0 (5.00) Essar Ports, the demerged entity of erstwhile Essar Shipping, Ports and Logistics
NHC FOODS 23.9 25.1 (5.00) Limited, has posted a consolidated net profit of Rs 70.15 crore for the year ended March
(5.00) 31, 2011. The total operating income of the company in 2010-11 stood at Rs 1,940.81
SAAG RR INFRA 14.3 15.1
crore, the company said in a filing to the Bombay Stock Exchange.
Emporis Projects 125.4 131.9 (5.00)
Reliance Industries (RIL), which has been under attack from the Directorate General of
Hydrocarbons (DGH) for not meeting drilling commitments for its flagship D6 block in
the Krishna Godavari (KG) basin, has agreed to do so. It has written to DGH committing it
will immediately start drilling three wells.
US-based chocolate and confectionery major Hershey's and the Godrej Group have
called off their joint venture in India following management differences in running the
entity. At a recent board meeting, both sides mutually agreed to call off the partnership
following which Hershey's will sell its 51% stake to Godrej Consumer Products
Ltd (GCPL) for an undisclosed amount.
COMMODITY 05-Jul 04-Jul % Change COMMODITY / CURRENCY NEWS
Brent Crude Oil (USD/bbl) 114 111 2.32
1.01 Brent Crude Oil closed up by 2.32% at $114 per barrel . Gold closed up by 1% at Rs
Gold (Rs/10gm) 21,950 21,731
21,950 and silver closed up by 3.2% at Rs 51,999.
Silver (Rs/kg) 51,999 50,387 3.20
CURRENCY 05-Jul 04-Jul % Change The Indian Rupee closed lower against the dollar at Rs 44.43 as the Indian equity
INR / USD 44.43 44.39 0.09 benchmarks ended on a negative note.
USD / Euro 1.44 1.45 (0.69)
Yen / USD 81.14 80.69 0.56
3. July 6, 2011
Volume: 1 | Issue: 389| November 1, 2010
FUTURES PREMIUM/DISC Cash Futures P/D% ECONOMY / POLICY / GLOBAL NEWS
TULIP 157.6 159.5 1.17 India’s steel consumption has reportedly risen 1.5% from a year earlier to 16.4 million
ABGSHIP 375.8 380.0 1.12 metric tonnes in the first three months of the current financial year.
MTNL 44.5 45.0 1.01 According to reports, production in the April to June period rose 8.2% to 17 million
PATNI 338.1 341.4 0.98 tonnes, while imports fell 52% to 1.3 million tonnes.
ROLTA 132.6 133.9 0.98
IRB 175.3 177.0 0.97 India Inc raised over $2.65 billion from overseas markets in May through external
VIDEOIND 198.5 191.0 (3.78) commercial borrowings (ECBs) and foreign currency convertible bonds (FCCBs), the
Reserve Bank said.Around 60 companies raised almost $1.50 billion for various
TATAMTRDVR 564.0 544.4 (3.47)
projects through the automatic route, which does not require RBI or the government
PIRHEALTH 399.0 388.8 (2.57)
approval.
POLARIS 189.2 184.5 (2.46)
NAGARFERT 35.8 35.0 (2.23) Qatar has been ranked 26th in the Global Innovation Index, securing the highest
3IINFOTECH 47.7 46.7 (2.20) position in the West Asia ahead of even the world's two largest emerging economies
China (29) and India (62).
INSTITUTIONAL ACTIVITY (Rs Cr) 27-Jun 24-Jun YTD
FII Cash Net 1,791 1,022 4,636 Mass resignations by the elected representatives in Telangana continued on the
FII Stock Futures (324) 482 (2,865) second day today with 23 lawmakers, including four MPs, submitting their
FII Index Futures (183) 2,788 12,758 resignations.
Mutual Fund (83) 58 2,877
India’s economic report card continued to give mixed signals, according to HSBC
Purchasing Managers Index (PMI). While the services sector performed marginally
VALUATIONS P/E P/B DIV YLD
better with a PMI of 56.1 points in June from 55 in May, the manufacturing sector’s
BSE 19.9 3.5 1.4 index was at a nine-month low at 55.3 points.
NSE 20.8 3.5 1.3
BSE500 Mcap/GDP Ratio 0.58
MOVERS & SHAKERS
4.91
TOP 5 FRONTLINE GAINERS TOP 5 MIDCAP GAINERS TOP 5 SMALLCAP GAINERS
Name Rs % Name Rs % Name Rs %
Mahindra & Mahindra 717.05 2.24 CHOLAFIN 175.95 9.93 Mahindra Forg 75.4 16
SBI 2471.7 1.57 BF Utilities 769.25 9.17 Accentia Tech 74.5 12.11
Wipro 428 1.06 Greaves Cotton 94.5 7.39 SYMPHONY 1266.05 10.08
Maruti Suzuki 1166.4 0.9 Blue Dart 1610.5 7.16 SE Investments 16.09 9.98
Sterlite Inds 173.1 0.76 Tube Invest 148.85 4.42 Electrotherm 186.1 9.96
TOP 5 FRONTLINE LOSERS TOP 5 MIDCAP LOSERS TOP 5 SMALLCAP LOSERS
Name Rs % Name Rs % Name Rs %
BHEL 1953.8 -4.49 Company 2778 -5.07 Warren Tea 321.25 -11.97
RIL 846.15 -2.53 TTK Prestige 93 -4.96 Chromatic India 81 -9.35
Hindalco Inds 186.85 -1.63 Uco Bank 64.3 -4.95 Kuvam Intl 16.35 -9.17
ITC 195.85 -1.58 KGN Inds 199.05 -4.07 Modern India 60 -7.69
DLF 230.8 -1.2 Hindusthan Nat 1066.45 -3.13 Cosmo Films 103.8 -7.16
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