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The Indian stock markets ended lower due to weakness in the rupee and uncertainty around US Fed policy. The Sensex fell over 100 points and the Nifty closed 36 points lower. Key support and resistance levels are identified for the Nifty futures, and target prices are provided for several stocks trading near support levels. Overall the market is seen as sideways in the short term.
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The stock markets opened with a positive momentum and gained throughout the day, closing at high levels. The Sensex jumped 388 points and the Nifty gained 119 points due to a decline in oil prices and a strengthening yen. Specific stocks such as Pfizer and Wyeth rose on merger news, while Reliance Industries and telecom stocks fell. The markets are in a sideways trend and face resistance near 6200, with support at 6070 and 6020.
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The key Indian stock market indices opened flat but failed to gain momentum, settling flat for the day. Trading was in a narrow range on the Nifty futures, which needs a decisive break above 5800 or below to determine the next trend. In coming sessions, investors will watch the FOMC and RBI policy meetings. Technically, a close below 5800 could pull the Nifty down to deeper support levels.
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The key points from the document are:
1) Markets witnessed volatility due to the RBI policy announcement but gained momentum afterwards, with the Nifty moving toward crucial resistance levels of 5850.
2) The trend is seen as sideways with support at 5800 and 5760, and resistance at 5880 and 5930.
3) Auto and capital goods sectors led the Sensex higher while exports declined and Tata Motors global sales fell 15% in May.
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The stock market showed a short bounce back after declining the previous session, closing near strong support. The Nifty future resisted near 5700 and volatility is expected due to the USD-INR rate. Key support levels are 5610 and 5540, while resistance is at 5705 and 5750. IT stocks rallied on rupee depreciation while metals and realty were weak.
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The stock market indices showed a short bounce back after declining in the previous session. The Sensex ended 55 points higher while metals and realty stocks weakened. IT stocks rallied due to the rupee depreciating. Support and resistance levels are provided for various stocks along with their open interest data and stocks under the futures and options ban for trading.
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The key Indian stock market indices opened flat but failed to gain momentum, settling flat for the day. Trading was in a narrow range on the Nifty futures, which needs a decisive break above 5800 or below to determine the next trend. In coming sessions, investors will watch the FOMC and RBI policy meetings. Technically, a close below 5800 could pull the Nifty down to deeper support levels.
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The key points from the document are:
1) Markets witnessed volatility due to the RBI policy announcement but gained momentum afterwards, with the Nifty moving toward crucial resistance levels of 5850.
2) The trend is seen as sideways with support at 5800 and 5760, and resistance at 5880 and 5930.
3) Auto and capital goods sectors led the Sensex higher while exports declined and Tata Motors global sales fell 15% in May.
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The stock market showed a short bounce back after declining the previous session, closing near strong support. The Nifty future resisted near 5700 and volatility is expected due to the USD-INR rate. Key support levels are 5610 and 5540, while resistance is at 5705 and 5750. IT stocks rallied on rupee depreciation while metals and realty were weak.
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The stock market indices showed a short bounce back after declining in the previous session. The Sensex ended 55 points higher while metals and realty stocks weakened. IT stocks rallied due to the rupee depreciating. Support and resistance levels are provided for various stocks along with their open interest data and stocks under the futures and options ban for trading.
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The markets closed on a flat note on the last day of the FOMC meeting, with the outcome of the meeting expected to affect future market trends. The Nifty future was able to hold above an important support level of 5770 and closed satisfactorily above 5800. For the coming session, resistance is seen around the 100 day EMA of 5880, and the market is expected to move within the consolidation range of 5770-5860. European markets turned red in jittery pre-Fed trade.
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The key points from the document are:
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- FII buying was higher than DII selling, contributing to the positive market momentum.
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The key points from the market report are:
1) Indian stock market indices ended mixed on September 16, with the Sensex closing 49 points lower and Nifty flat, as markets traded volatilely unable to gain strength from better-than-expected economic data.
2) Nifty futures face resistance around 5900 and are consolidating in a narrow range, needing to sustain above 5900 to remain strong while 5770 is a major support level.
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The key points from the document are:
1) Indian markets opened lower in June due to weak GDP data, with the Sensex falling 455 points and Nifty down 138 points.
2) Nifty futures closed just below the 6000 level and further declines could see support around 5970 or 5930. Upside is limited until resistance at 6050 or 6090 is breached.
3) Several companies reported losses or declining profits in the latest quarter, with real estate, oil and gas sectors hit hardest in the market.
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The key points from the document are:
1) The markets managed to sustain gains for the fifth consecutive session and closed near the crucial 6000 mark ahead of upcoming IIP data.
2) Nifty futures face resistance at 6000 and support at 5850. Volatility is expected due to upcoming economic data releases.
3) Sensex shed some losses while mid and small caps outperformed. Several companies announced business deals or fundraising activities.
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The document provides a summary of the Indian stock market indices on 27 June 2013. It notes that the key indices ended the session in negative territory after the rupee breached its all-time low against the dollar. The Nifty future is expected to consolidate around 5550 or drag lower to strong support between 5500-5480. Specific stocks are mentioned along with their current prices and resistance and support levels.
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1) Indian stock markets ended lower, with the Sensex down 1.75% and Nifty down 1.96%, dragged down by losses in banking, auto and oil stocks.
2) Nifty futures closed below the 8000 level, indicating further downside potential towards key support at 7880. Markets may see caution ahead of upcoming economic data releases.
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- FII buying was higher than DII selling, contributing to the positive market momentum.
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The key points from the document are:
1) The markets managed to sustain gains for the fifth consecutive session and closed near the crucial 6000 mark ahead of upcoming IIP data.
2) Nifty futures face resistance at 6000 and support at 5850. Volatility is expected due to upcoming economic data releases.
3) Sensex shed some losses while mid and small caps outperformed. Several companies announced business deals or fundraising activities.
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OJP data from firms like Vicinity Jobs have emerged as a complement to traditional sources of labour demand data, such as the Job Vacancy and Wages Survey (JVWS). Ibrahim Abuallail, PhD Candidate, University of Ottawa, presented research relating to bias in OJPs and a proposed approach to effectively adjust OJP data to complement existing official data (such as from the JVWS) and improve the measurement of labour demand.Seeman_Fiintouch_LLP_Newsletter_Jun_2024.pdf
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