- Indian markets snapped their three-day winning streak, closing slightly lower due to caution ahead of a key Greece meeting and mixed corporate earnings results. Reliance Industries rose after announcing a potential share buyback.
- Asian stocks rose in early trading, boosted by gains in U.S. technology shares and a rebound in crude oil futures. The markets may remain volatile ahead of India's inflation data.
- The Finance Ministry has suggested oil companies provide a larger discount to state fuel retailers this year, raising subsidies by over 60% from last year.
The summary provides an overview of the Indian stock market performance on January 6th, 2011 and some analysis:
- Indian markets ended flat to slightly lower as investors booked profits in large caps, though buying in auto, capital goods and bank stocks provided some support.
- Weekly food inflation data showed a sharp drop and eased concerns, which may support the market. However, quarterly earnings reports starting next week are expected to show slowing growth, weighing on stocks.
- Asian markets opened lower following losses in Japan and Hong Kong, though lower weekly Indian food inflation provided some relief to investors. The domestic market is expected to see a weak opening, tracking Asian peers.
The three sentence summary is:
Indian markets fell for the third consecutive session led by losses in technology stocks due to concerns over the impact of higher US visa costs. The Sensex and Nifty indexes closed down around 0.4% as selling pressure was seen in capital goods, IT, FMCG and bank stocks. Asian markets opened lower following the Indian market decline and weak Japanese economic data.
Indian markets rallied on January 17 tracking gains in world markets from strong Chinese GDP growth. Positive sentiment was also caused by easing Indian inflation, strong results from HCL Technologies, and foreign buying of Indian stocks. Most sector indices closed higher. Market breadth was strong and FIIs were net buyers while domestic institutions were net sellers. Asian shares are mixed today while the Indian markets are expected to have a flat opening.
- After falling sharply the previous day, Indian stock markets rebounded with the Sensex gaining 285 points. The recovery was supported by bargain hunting and easing oil prices.
- Most sector indices rose over 1%, led by a 3.93% gain in banking stocks. FIIs were net buyers of equities worth Rs. 7.28 billion while domestic institutions sold shares worth Rs. 5.87 billion.
- Asian markets rose on strong Japanese economic data, and the Indian markets were expected to open positively, though higher crude oil prices remained a concern.
- Indian markets extended losses for the third consecutive session amid concerns about weak global economic conditions and negative European markets. Key indices closed flat to marginally lower.
- Asian markets opened moderately lower after the positive close in US markets, but investors booked profits due to worries about European debt.
- The Indian markets are expected to have a flat opening, but cues from Asia are flat to negative biased. Monthly inflation data release may also keep markets cautious.
- Indian markets continued their winning streak for a fifth straight session, supported by firm global markets after strong US jobs data improved risk appetite. Key indices closed higher, led by gains in real estate, capital goods, metals and banking stocks.
- Market breadth was strong, with advances outnumbering declines. Foreign institutional investors were net buyers of equities worth Rs. 9.98 billion, while domestic institutions sold equities worth Rs. 1.83 billion.
- In Asia, most markets rose early on Tuesday as investors assessed corporate earnings reports, though Japanese stocks declined.
Indian markets fell slightly on Monday with financial stocks leading the losses, while fertilizer companies rose on news of potential government support. Overall market breadth was strong and Asian shares also declined due to concerns about the euro hovering near 2010 lows and slowing growth in the Indian economy. FIIs and domestic institutions were net sellers of equities on Monday.
Indian markets snapped a three-day losing streak, closing higher after the finance minister deferred the General Anti-Avoidance Rule (GAAR) provisions by one year. The Sensex rose 0.48% and the Nifty gained 0.54%. Gains were led by capital goods, power and metal stocks while FMCG, oil & gas, IT and pharma saw some selling. Globally, Asian stocks rose partially recovering from previous session losses due to political uncertainties in Europe. The Dow fell 0.23% while the Nasdaq rose 0.05%.
The summary provides an overview of the Indian stock market performance on January 6th, 2011 and some analysis:
- Indian markets ended flat to slightly lower as investors booked profits in large caps, though buying in auto, capital goods and bank stocks provided some support.
- Weekly food inflation data showed a sharp drop and eased concerns, which may support the market. However, quarterly earnings reports starting next week are expected to show slowing growth, weighing on stocks.
- Asian markets opened lower following losses in Japan and Hong Kong, though lower weekly Indian food inflation provided some relief to investors. The domestic market is expected to see a weak opening, tracking Asian peers.
The three sentence summary is:
Indian markets fell for the third consecutive session led by losses in technology stocks due to concerns over the impact of higher US visa costs. The Sensex and Nifty indexes closed down around 0.4% as selling pressure was seen in capital goods, IT, FMCG and bank stocks. Asian markets opened lower following the Indian market decline and weak Japanese economic data.
Indian markets rallied on January 17 tracking gains in world markets from strong Chinese GDP growth. Positive sentiment was also caused by easing Indian inflation, strong results from HCL Technologies, and foreign buying of Indian stocks. Most sector indices closed higher. Market breadth was strong and FIIs were net buyers while domestic institutions were net sellers. Asian shares are mixed today while the Indian markets are expected to have a flat opening.
- After falling sharply the previous day, Indian stock markets rebounded with the Sensex gaining 285 points. The recovery was supported by bargain hunting and easing oil prices.
- Most sector indices rose over 1%, led by a 3.93% gain in banking stocks. FIIs were net buyers of equities worth Rs. 7.28 billion while domestic institutions sold shares worth Rs. 5.87 billion.
- Asian markets rose on strong Japanese economic data, and the Indian markets were expected to open positively, though higher crude oil prices remained a concern.
- Indian markets extended losses for the third consecutive session amid concerns about weak global economic conditions and negative European markets. Key indices closed flat to marginally lower.
- Asian markets opened moderately lower after the positive close in US markets, but investors booked profits due to worries about European debt.
- The Indian markets are expected to have a flat opening, but cues from Asia are flat to negative biased. Monthly inflation data release may also keep markets cautious.
- Indian markets continued their winning streak for a fifth straight session, supported by firm global markets after strong US jobs data improved risk appetite. Key indices closed higher, led by gains in real estate, capital goods, metals and banking stocks.
- Market breadth was strong, with advances outnumbering declines. Foreign institutional investors were net buyers of equities worth Rs. 9.98 billion, while domestic institutions sold equities worth Rs. 1.83 billion.
- In Asia, most markets rose early on Tuesday as investors assessed corporate earnings reports, though Japanese stocks declined.
Indian markets fell slightly on Monday with financial stocks leading the losses, while fertilizer companies rose on news of potential government support. Overall market breadth was strong and Asian shares also declined due to concerns about the euro hovering near 2010 lows and slowing growth in the Indian economy. FIIs and domestic institutions were net sellers of equities on Monday.
Indian markets snapped a three-day losing streak, closing higher after the finance minister deferred the General Anti-Avoidance Rule (GAAR) provisions by one year. The Sensex rose 0.48% and the Nifty gained 0.54%. Gains were led by capital goods, power and metal stocks while FMCG, oil & gas, IT and pharma saw some selling. Globally, Asian stocks rose partially recovering from previous session losses due to political uncertainties in Europe. The Dow fell 0.23% while the Nasdaq rose 0.05%.
- Indian markets continued their losing streak for a second day and closed lower on Friday ahead of an upcoming RBI policy review and monthly derivatives contracts. Key indexes declined between 0.39-0.89%.
- L&T was a major loser, falling as much as 3.6%, after cutting its order growth outlook. Rising food inflation also weighed on markets.
- Most sectoral indices closed lower except for consumer durables. Market breadth was weak with more declining stocks than advancing. FIIs were net sellers of Indian equities worth Rs. 2.34 billion.
- The Indian markets snapped a three-day winning streak and closed lower due to weak global markets and concerns over Greece's bailout.
- Key indices like the Sensex and Nifty closed slightly down. Buying was seen in real estate, power and IT stocks while metals and oil & gas stocks declined.
- Asian markets traded higher on Friday taking cues from strong US economic data and earnings. The report provides analysis on various domestic and global stock market indices and economic indicators.
Indian markets edged higher on Friday, closing up modestly. Investors are expecting that declining inflation could allow the central bank to ease monetary policy and boost investment. However, Asian markets declined on Monday following rating downgrades in Europe. The Indian markets are expected to open lower, following Asian cues, but monthly inflation data may provide some support if it remains moderate. Key corporate news includes Reliance Industries' plans to acquire stakes in cable operators and GMR Group's entry into renewable energy by commissioning a solar power plant.
Indian markets snapped their two-day losing streak, led by gains in IT stocks like TCS and HCL Technologies. TCS jumped nearly 13% after reporting good quarterly results and outlook. The markets were also supported by firm European stocks. However, telecom stocks declined on concerns over high base price suggestions for 2G spectrum. Asian markets opened mostly higher tracking US gains, where stocks advanced after several companies reported better-than-expected earnings.
- Indian markets fell for a second straight day to their lowest closing level in 16 weeks as worries over the eurozone weighed on risk assets globally. Except for FMCG and IT sectors, all indices closed in negative territory.
- Asian shares were mostly higher after sharp declines recently as some losses were recovered. The Indian market is expected to have a moderately positive opening but uncertainties over global developments and domestic concerns will likely weigh on sentiment.
- Top gainers were Emami, ITC, and Ranbaxy Labs while losers included Manappuram Finance, GMR Infra, and HDIL. US stocks also declined, leaving the Dow industrials in the red for a sixth session due to Greek political uncertainty.
- Indian markets recovered after three days of losses, gaining 0.25-0.85%, but auto stocks fell on lower sales worries. FIIs were net buyers of equity.
- Asian markets dropped on concerns about slowing China growth and falling commodity prices. US stocks also fell as investors booked profits.
- The RBI deputy governor said slowing growth and falling commodity prices could help rein in inflation, raising hopes the central bank may cut rates.
The key points from the document are:
1) Indian markets gained for the third consecutive session as global equities rallied, sparking hopes of more foreign investment in domestic stocks. Banking and consumer stocks led the gains.
2) Market breadth was strong with advances outnumbering declines. Both foreign and domestic institutions were net buyers of equities.
3) Asian shares declined in morning trade, led by metals stocks on fading hopes of more US quantitative easing.
The key points from the document are:
1) Indian markets reached their highest closing levels in over six weeks driven by rising foreign inflows and improving global risk sentiment.
2) Except for IT and FMCG sectors, all indices closed higher led by real estate, metals, power and banking stocks. Foreign institutional investors were net buyers of Indian stocks.
3) Asian markets opened higher following gains in US stocks and optimism over Europe, and the Indian markets are expected to have a positive opening as well.
- Indian markets closed higher on hopes that Greece's debt issues would be resolved and after the Reserve Bank of India eased monetary policy. Key indices such as the Sensex and Nifty rose around 1%.
- Foreign institutional investors were net buyers of Indian stocks, purchasing over Rs. 12 billion worth of equities. Domestic institutional investors were net sellers of over Rs. 10 billion.
- Selected stocks such as Hindalco fell after reporting lower quarterly results, while Thomas Cook and Dishman Pharmaceuticals saw gains. The market breadth was positive with advances outnumbering declines.
The document summarizes the performance of key Indian stock market indices on March 30, 2012, which saw gains of 2-2.5%. It also provides details on FII and MF activity and the performance of various sectors. Global markets were mixed with Asian stocks higher and the rupee strengthening against the dollar. Key corporate developments discussed include ONGC signing a shale gas deal and oil marketing firms hiking jet fuel prices again this month.
- Indian markets edged higher on Saturday's special trading session, trimming gains later but staying in positive territory. All sectoral indices closed higher led by real estate, metals, banks and consumer durables.
- Asian stocks rose for a fifth day as corporate profits exceeded estimates and South Korean manufacturing confidence increased. The markets will be volatile today due to the announcement of fiscal deficit data.
- In the US, stocks rallied as earnings from major companies like Apple and Amazon beat forecasts, while the Fed Chair said more stimulus could be used if needed. The Dow rose 0.18% and S&P 500 gained 0.24%.
The Indian markets snapped a three-day losing streak, closing higher as investors hunted for bargains. However, concerns over rising interest rates and the global economic slowdown remained. IT, FMCG, capital goods and consumer durable stocks rose while rate sensitive sectors like realty, auto and banks fell. Asian markets slipped on weak global cues. The markets are expected to open lower due to weak Asian cues and ahead of inflation data release.
The document provides an overview of the Indian and global markets and economic indicators. It summarizes that Indian markets ended lower on Friday due to slowing industrial growth and a cut in emerging market allocation by Morgan Stanley. However, markets recovered late as eurozone ministers delayed approving Greek aid. It also previews that Asian markets gained on hopes of Greek austerity measures, and expects the Indian market to start positively on Tuesday.
The document provides an overview of the Indian and global markets from April 28, 2012. It summarizes that the Indian markets ended flat with gains in ICICI Bank offset by losses in other stocks, while global markets were mixed with the US indexes rising and Asian markets falling. It also previews expectations of a positive opening for the Indian markets on economic and corporate news, but with low volumes.
- Indian markets snapped a two-day losing streak, closing with modest gains as bank stocks recovered from recent falls. Gains were led by FMCG, auto, bank and real estate stocks.
- Asia shares fell as the stronger yen pressured Japanese exporters and concerns about European debt increased due to surging borrowing costs in the region.
- The document discusses various company news briefs and developments in the domestic and global markets.
- The Indian stock markets fell sharply on August 5, with the Sensex falling 2.19% and Nifty falling 2.26%, driven by fears of a recession in the US after its credit rating downgrade.
- All sectoral indices recorded major losses, with IT, metals, realty, financials, oil & gas, and capital goods stocks hit hardest. FIIs were net sellers of stocks worth Rs. 1,788 crore on the day.
- Markets in Asia also dropped sharply in response to the US downgrade news, with the Hang Seng falling 4.29% and Nikkei falling 3.72%. Indian markets were expected to open weak on August 8, taking cues from the global
The summary provides an overview of the key points from the document:
1) Indian markets opened lower but recovered to close flat, helped by gains in State Bank of India and Infosys, while real estate and pharma stocks saw some selling.
2) Asian stocks climbed on hopes that Italian Prime Minister Berlusconi's resignation will help resolve debt problems in Europe and weaker Chinese inflation figures.
3) The report expects positive opening for Indian markets, following Asian cues, but concerns over economic growth and fiscal stability may provide resistance.
The Indian markets closed lower amid volatility, snapping a two-day rally. Auto stocks declined sharply after disappointing monthly sales results. Investors were wary ahead of quarterly earnings and slowing economic growth. Asian markets were mostly lower in early trade following a flat close in the US and renewed European debt concerns. The Indian markets were expected to have a weak opening, following Asian cues.
The document provides an overview of the performance of the Indian stock market on March 16, 2012. It summarizes that the key Indian indices declined 1-2% due to concerns over inflation and the fiscal deficit. Banking stocks fell the most. The RBI kept interest rates unchanged but noted increased inflation risks. Asian markets were mixed while European markets declined slightly.
- The Indian markets continued their winning streak, rising over 1% as fresh FII buying led to gains in banks and oil & gas stocks ahead of US economic data.
- Market breadth was strong with advances outnumbering declines, and FIIs were net buyers of equities worth Rs. 10.74 billion while domestic institutions sold equities of Rs. 9.15 billion.
- Asian shares climbed at the start of the week with commodity and exporters outperforming after data indicated US economy is improving, and the Indian markets were expected to have a positive opening following Asian cues.
The document provides a daily market snapshot and analysis of the Indian stock market from an institutional research perspective. It summarizes the performance of key indices, foreign institutional investor trends, and notable gainers and losers. It also recaps domestic and global economic news and events. Overall, the analyst expects the Indian market to open positively based on cues from Asian markets and recent positive domestic inflation and export data.
- Indian markets dropped more than 2% in their biggest daily fall since late February, triggered by a spike in global risk aversion and fears of foreign selling. All sectoral indices closed in the negative.
- Selling accelerated in the afternoon after sharp falls in manufacturing activity in Germany and France, adding to data showing a drop in China's manufacturing index. A reported $211 billion loss in coalfield revenues also weighed on markets.
- Market breadth was weak and FIIs were net buyers of equity while domestic institutions were net sellers. Asian markets also dropped in early trading, tracking U.S. share losses on concerns about slowing global growth.
- Indian markets continued their losing streak for a second day and closed lower on Friday ahead of an upcoming RBI policy review and monthly derivatives contracts. Key indexes declined between 0.39-0.89%.
- L&T was a major loser, falling as much as 3.6%, after cutting its order growth outlook. Rising food inflation also weighed on markets.
- Most sectoral indices closed lower except for consumer durables. Market breadth was weak with more declining stocks than advancing. FIIs were net sellers of Indian equities worth Rs. 2.34 billion.
- The Indian markets snapped a three-day winning streak and closed lower due to weak global markets and concerns over Greece's bailout.
- Key indices like the Sensex and Nifty closed slightly down. Buying was seen in real estate, power and IT stocks while metals and oil & gas stocks declined.
- Asian markets traded higher on Friday taking cues from strong US economic data and earnings. The report provides analysis on various domestic and global stock market indices and economic indicators.
Indian markets edged higher on Friday, closing up modestly. Investors are expecting that declining inflation could allow the central bank to ease monetary policy and boost investment. However, Asian markets declined on Monday following rating downgrades in Europe. The Indian markets are expected to open lower, following Asian cues, but monthly inflation data may provide some support if it remains moderate. Key corporate news includes Reliance Industries' plans to acquire stakes in cable operators and GMR Group's entry into renewable energy by commissioning a solar power plant.
Indian markets snapped their two-day losing streak, led by gains in IT stocks like TCS and HCL Technologies. TCS jumped nearly 13% after reporting good quarterly results and outlook. The markets were also supported by firm European stocks. However, telecom stocks declined on concerns over high base price suggestions for 2G spectrum. Asian markets opened mostly higher tracking US gains, where stocks advanced after several companies reported better-than-expected earnings.
- Indian markets fell for a second straight day to their lowest closing level in 16 weeks as worries over the eurozone weighed on risk assets globally. Except for FMCG and IT sectors, all indices closed in negative territory.
- Asian shares were mostly higher after sharp declines recently as some losses were recovered. The Indian market is expected to have a moderately positive opening but uncertainties over global developments and domestic concerns will likely weigh on sentiment.
- Top gainers were Emami, ITC, and Ranbaxy Labs while losers included Manappuram Finance, GMR Infra, and HDIL. US stocks also declined, leaving the Dow industrials in the red for a sixth session due to Greek political uncertainty.
- Indian markets recovered after three days of losses, gaining 0.25-0.85%, but auto stocks fell on lower sales worries. FIIs were net buyers of equity.
- Asian markets dropped on concerns about slowing China growth and falling commodity prices. US stocks also fell as investors booked profits.
- The RBI deputy governor said slowing growth and falling commodity prices could help rein in inflation, raising hopes the central bank may cut rates.
The key points from the document are:
1) Indian markets gained for the third consecutive session as global equities rallied, sparking hopes of more foreign investment in domestic stocks. Banking and consumer stocks led the gains.
2) Market breadth was strong with advances outnumbering declines. Both foreign and domestic institutions were net buyers of equities.
3) Asian shares declined in morning trade, led by metals stocks on fading hopes of more US quantitative easing.
The key points from the document are:
1) Indian markets reached their highest closing levels in over six weeks driven by rising foreign inflows and improving global risk sentiment.
2) Except for IT and FMCG sectors, all indices closed higher led by real estate, metals, power and banking stocks. Foreign institutional investors were net buyers of Indian stocks.
3) Asian markets opened higher following gains in US stocks and optimism over Europe, and the Indian markets are expected to have a positive opening as well.
- Indian markets closed higher on hopes that Greece's debt issues would be resolved and after the Reserve Bank of India eased monetary policy. Key indices such as the Sensex and Nifty rose around 1%.
- Foreign institutional investors were net buyers of Indian stocks, purchasing over Rs. 12 billion worth of equities. Domestic institutional investors were net sellers of over Rs. 10 billion.
- Selected stocks such as Hindalco fell after reporting lower quarterly results, while Thomas Cook and Dishman Pharmaceuticals saw gains. The market breadth was positive with advances outnumbering declines.
The document summarizes the performance of key Indian stock market indices on March 30, 2012, which saw gains of 2-2.5%. It also provides details on FII and MF activity and the performance of various sectors. Global markets were mixed with Asian stocks higher and the rupee strengthening against the dollar. Key corporate developments discussed include ONGC signing a shale gas deal and oil marketing firms hiking jet fuel prices again this month.
- Indian markets edged higher on Saturday's special trading session, trimming gains later but staying in positive territory. All sectoral indices closed higher led by real estate, metals, banks and consumer durables.
- Asian stocks rose for a fifth day as corporate profits exceeded estimates and South Korean manufacturing confidence increased. The markets will be volatile today due to the announcement of fiscal deficit data.
- In the US, stocks rallied as earnings from major companies like Apple and Amazon beat forecasts, while the Fed Chair said more stimulus could be used if needed. The Dow rose 0.18% and S&P 500 gained 0.24%.
The Indian markets snapped a three-day losing streak, closing higher as investors hunted for bargains. However, concerns over rising interest rates and the global economic slowdown remained. IT, FMCG, capital goods and consumer durable stocks rose while rate sensitive sectors like realty, auto and banks fell. Asian markets slipped on weak global cues. The markets are expected to open lower due to weak Asian cues and ahead of inflation data release.
The document provides an overview of the Indian and global markets and economic indicators. It summarizes that Indian markets ended lower on Friday due to slowing industrial growth and a cut in emerging market allocation by Morgan Stanley. However, markets recovered late as eurozone ministers delayed approving Greek aid. It also previews that Asian markets gained on hopes of Greek austerity measures, and expects the Indian market to start positively on Tuesday.
The document provides an overview of the Indian and global markets from April 28, 2012. It summarizes that the Indian markets ended flat with gains in ICICI Bank offset by losses in other stocks, while global markets were mixed with the US indexes rising and Asian markets falling. It also previews expectations of a positive opening for the Indian markets on economic and corporate news, but with low volumes.
- Indian markets snapped a two-day losing streak, closing with modest gains as bank stocks recovered from recent falls. Gains were led by FMCG, auto, bank and real estate stocks.
- Asia shares fell as the stronger yen pressured Japanese exporters and concerns about European debt increased due to surging borrowing costs in the region.
- The document discusses various company news briefs and developments in the domestic and global markets.
- The Indian stock markets fell sharply on August 5, with the Sensex falling 2.19% and Nifty falling 2.26%, driven by fears of a recession in the US after its credit rating downgrade.
- All sectoral indices recorded major losses, with IT, metals, realty, financials, oil & gas, and capital goods stocks hit hardest. FIIs were net sellers of stocks worth Rs. 1,788 crore on the day.
- Markets in Asia also dropped sharply in response to the US downgrade news, with the Hang Seng falling 4.29% and Nikkei falling 3.72%. Indian markets were expected to open weak on August 8, taking cues from the global
The summary provides an overview of the key points from the document:
1) Indian markets opened lower but recovered to close flat, helped by gains in State Bank of India and Infosys, while real estate and pharma stocks saw some selling.
2) Asian stocks climbed on hopes that Italian Prime Minister Berlusconi's resignation will help resolve debt problems in Europe and weaker Chinese inflation figures.
3) The report expects positive opening for Indian markets, following Asian cues, but concerns over economic growth and fiscal stability may provide resistance.
The Indian markets closed lower amid volatility, snapping a two-day rally. Auto stocks declined sharply after disappointing monthly sales results. Investors were wary ahead of quarterly earnings and slowing economic growth. Asian markets were mostly lower in early trade following a flat close in the US and renewed European debt concerns. The Indian markets were expected to have a weak opening, following Asian cues.
The document provides an overview of the performance of the Indian stock market on March 16, 2012. It summarizes that the key Indian indices declined 1-2% due to concerns over inflation and the fiscal deficit. Banking stocks fell the most. The RBI kept interest rates unchanged but noted increased inflation risks. Asian markets were mixed while European markets declined slightly.
- The Indian markets continued their winning streak, rising over 1% as fresh FII buying led to gains in banks and oil & gas stocks ahead of US economic data.
- Market breadth was strong with advances outnumbering declines, and FIIs were net buyers of equities worth Rs. 10.74 billion while domestic institutions sold equities of Rs. 9.15 billion.
- Asian shares climbed at the start of the week with commodity and exporters outperforming after data indicated US economy is improving, and the Indian markets were expected to have a positive opening following Asian cues.
The document provides a daily market snapshot and analysis of the Indian stock market from an institutional research perspective. It summarizes the performance of key indices, foreign institutional investor trends, and notable gainers and losers. It also recaps domestic and global economic news and events. Overall, the analyst expects the Indian market to open positively based on cues from Asian markets and recent positive domestic inflation and export data.
- Indian markets dropped more than 2% in their biggest daily fall since late February, triggered by a spike in global risk aversion and fears of foreign selling. All sectoral indices closed in the negative.
- Selling accelerated in the afternoon after sharp falls in manufacturing activity in Germany and France, adding to data showing a drop in China's manufacturing index. A reported $211 billion loss in coalfield revenues also weighed on markets.
- Market breadth was weak and FIIs were net buyers of equity while domestic institutions were net sellers. Asian markets also dropped in early trading, tracking U.S. share losses on concerns about slowing global growth.
The document provides daily technical levels for various stocks including resistance and support levels for intraday trading on 27/09/11. It lists the company name, previous day's closing price, pivot point, and three resistance and three support levels for each stock.
The domestic stock markets opened positively, mirroring gains in global markets. However, profit-taking emerged at higher levels. The markets ended the day with moderate gains, supported by buying at lower levels. Technically, market breadth was robust with higher volumes, and the Nifty remains above its key moving averages, which is positive. However, some indicators are in overbought territory, which may lead to intermittent profit-taking.
The document provides intra-day technical levels for 23/03/12 for various companies trading on the stock market. It lists the previous day's closing price, pivot point, and resistance and support levels for each stock. The levels are used to identify potential high and low prices the stocks may reach during the trading day.
- The daily commodity report summarizes movements in gold, silver, and crude oil futures contracts on the MCX exchange on May 8th, 2012.
- Gold futures fell 1% to close at 28,651, silver fell 1.18% to close at 55,135, and crude oil fell 0.29% to close at 5,175.
- Technical indicators like the RSI and stochastic oscillators signaled continued downward pressure on prices, though short-term rebounds were possible from oversold levels. Key support and resistance levels are identified for each commodity.
The document provides the intra-day technical levels for various companies for March 15, 2012. It lists the company name, previous day's closing price, pivot point, and resistance and support levels R1-R3 and S1-S3. There are over 50 companies listed with their corresponding technical analysis indicators to identify intra-day price movement opportunities.
The domestic stock markets opened flat but saw selling pressure in the morning session and traded lower. However, markets recovered later due to buying support and short covering, ending the day with moderate gains near the highs. Technically, market breadth was robust with higher volumes, a positive sign, though key technical indicators remain below their averages, suggesting intermittent volatility ahead of the derivatives expiry. Global cues were mixed.
- The domestic markets opened higher but failed to sustain gains due to profit-taking and selling pressure. The markets erased morning gains and closed near the day's lows with modest losses.
- Technically, the negative market breadth and higher trading volumes are bearish signs. Most technical indicators are below their averages, also signaling downside.
- The markets are expected to be volatile and face selling pressure. Support levels are at 5500, 5364 and 5262. Resistance levels are at 5600, 5724 and 5885.
The document is a keynote note on the IPO of Tijaria Polypipes Ltd occurring from September 27-29, 2011. It provides details on the IPO such as the price band of Rs. 60 per share, minimum and maximum bid lot sizes, book running lead manager, and intended listing exchanges. Additionally, it summarizes information on Tijaria Polypipes Ltd such as the company's background, promoters and management, industry overview, and the note's view that the company is valued a bit expensively and any delay in funds may affect future earnings.
The domestic markets opened flat and ranged through the day, ending with moderate gains near highs. The Nifty closed just below resistance at 5,327. Technically, indicators are positive and the Nifty has sustained above its 200-day moving average, suggesting further buying support. However, some indicators are in overbought zones, which may lead to profit taking and selling pressure. The market sentiment remains cautious.
The domestic stock markets witnessed declines, slipping into negative territory. Selling pressure continued throughout the day as markets failed to see buying support. Technical indicators like MACD, RSI, and KST were below their averages in overbought territory, suggesting further bouts of profit taking and selling pressure. However, support was expected at lower levels as key moving averages provide support.
The document provides intra-day technical levels for various companies trading on the stock market on April 8, 2011. It lists the previous day's closing price and establishes pivot points, as well as resistance and support levels for each stock. The levels are intended to help analyze stock price movement and identify potential trading opportunities during the day.
The domestic markets witnessed a flat opening but saw selling pressure and fell sharply, testing the 5050 support level. Technical indicators are negative, with the markets likely to see further volatility and profit taking. The supports for the Nifty are at 4987, 4757 and 4563, while resistances are at 5161, 5200 and 5325. Short term trading ideas based on technical analysis are also provided.
This document provides information about the IPO of Onelife Capital Advisors Ltd., including the price band, shareholding structure pre- and post-IPO, and financial details. It summarizes that Onelife is a loss-making financial services company planning an IPO to raise $7.48 million. While India's financial services sector has grown, the reviewer does not recommend subscribing to Onelife's IPO due to its losses, smaller size than peers, and expensive valuation relative to growth prospects and business risks.
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El documento trata sobre la caída libre de los cuerpos. Explica que en caída libre, todos los cuerpos caen a la misma velocidad debido a que la resistencia del aire es despreciable, y proporciona ecuaciones que describen la velocidad, posición y aceleración de un objeto en caída libre. También define conceptos como trayectoria, posición y desplazamiento.
The domestic Indian markets opened lower and witnessed sustained selling pressure, falling further due to higher than expected food inflation data. However, the markets pulled back from the lows in the afternoon on short covering and selective buying. The markets ended the day with moderate losses, closing near the highs. Technically, the market breadth remained negative amidst lower trading volumes. Key support and resistance levels for the Nifty are identified. Short term trading ideas based on technical analysis are also provided.
Waiting to get your permit can be an exciting time for young drivers. With some of these useful tips you can take the right steps in order to get your license when you turn sixteen. The first thing is for you to get your provisional permit before you do anything else. A license is labeled provisional if the person is under the age of 18. The provisional license carries more restrictions than a normal license that a person that is eighteen and over would have.
1. Indian markets snapped a two-day losing streak, closing higher supported by gains in IT and other sectors after positive earnings from TCS.
2. Asian stocks are mostly higher today tracking gains on Wall Street, while the Indian market is expected to open positively taking cues from Asia.
3. Key economic data this week includes the US GDP and jobs reports, along with Indian foreign reserves and economic data.
- Indian markets drifted lower yesterday dragged down by losses in Reliance Industries and profit taking by traders after recent gains. Reliance fell 4% on reports of suspending drilling operations and a rating downgrade by CLSA.
- Market breadth was weak and FIIs were net sellers of equities while domestic institutions were net buyers.
- Asian markets are trading lower today following concerns about Europe's debt crisis and a slowdown in China's GDP growth.
Indian markets rose to their highest close in nearly seven months as European ministers approved a fresh aid package for Greece. Banking stocks gained on expectations of an interest rate cut by the central bank. Inflation data showed moderating price pressures. The markets were up over 19% year-to-date, aided by foreign inflows. Most sectoral indices ended higher except IT. Kingfisher Airlines shares plunged on mass flight cancellations and pilot resignations. Asian markets traded lower on concerns over Europe's Greek deal and higher oil prices, though Japan gained on a weaker yen.
- The Indian stock markets reversed gains from the previous day and closed lower due to risk aversion in global markets and fears about the impact of an earthquake in Indonesia.
- Key indices like the Sensex and Nifty fell around 0.3% while mid-cap stocks declined more. Selling pressure was seen in metal, consumer durable, oil & gas and capital goods stocks.
- Market volatility is expected to continue ahead of important domestic economic data releases and the RBI's monetary policy meeting next week.
- The Indian markets snapped a three-day losing streak and closed higher, helped by stronger-than-expected Chinese economic growth data.
- Most sectoral indices closed positive except for IT, with consumer durable, oil & gas, real estate and auto stocks being major gainers.
- Asian markets are mostly lower today due to ongoing US debt issues and potential credit rating downgrades. The Indian markets are expected to have a weak opening amid negative Asian cues.
The summary provides an overview of the key points from the Indian markets daily note:
1) Indian markets posted their second straight rise led by export-focused software companies and financials on renewed growth hopes from firm European markets and recent strong buying by foreign funds.
2) Technology companies Tata Consultancy Services and Infosys gained on a weaker rupee while software firm Tech Mahindra rose after approving a merger with Mahindra Satyam.
3) Market breadth was positive with more advances than declines as investors bought large cap stocks while FIIs were net buyers of Indian equities.
- Indian markets gained for the second straight day, reaching their highest closing level in 28 weeks, as inflation eased to a 26-month low of 6.55% in January.
- All sectoral indices closed in positive territory except for oil & gas and pharma, led by capital goods, real estate, auto and banks. Automobile stocks rose on hopes of interest rate cuts.
- Asian markets also rose as the yen weakened and Hong Kong gained on property sector growth, setting an positive tone for Indian markets to open.
Indian markets rose on Monday led by gains in software exporters and higher European markets. The BSE Sensex rose 0.76% while the Nifty gained 0.75%. Market breadth was lower with advances outnumbering declines. FIIs were net buyers of stocks worth Rs. 4.79 billion while domestic institutions were net sellers of Rs. 2.46 billion. Asian markets were mostly higher tracking gains on the Wall Street overnight.
The key points from the document are:
1) Indian markets snapped a three day winning streak, closing lower on Friday due to profit taking and lack of clarity on new US stimulus measures. Key indices were down around 1.5-2.3%.
2) Asian markets also dropped sharply in line with the US markets on Friday. The Dow and Nasdaq fell around 2.5-2.7% due to concerns over the Greek debt crisis and uncertainty around US economic growth.
3) The document provides analysis of movements in various Indian and global stock market indices and sectors, and highlights some buzzing stocks in corporate news.
Indian markets snapped their losing streak and closed higher on Monday, in line with positive global markets. The markets pared some gains at the end of the day on weak European data and ahead of the RBI's monetary policy review on Tuesday. Most sectoral indices closed higher led by IT, auto and FMCG stocks. Asian markets are mixed today ahead of the key European summit on debt issues on Wednesday.
- Indian markets gained over 1% on Friday led by gains in IT, oil & gas, FMCG and auto stocks while real estate, metal and capital goods saw some selling.
- Asian stocks rose on Monday helped by gains in US markets and hopes for progress in resolving Europe's debt crisis.
- The markets are expected to open higher on Monday with investors awaiting results from TCS which are forecast to be positive after strong results from Infosys last week.
- Indian markets ended lower on Friday as profit booking pulled stocks down after strong gains in the previous session. Key indices like Sensex and Nifty fell over 1%.
- Mining and metal stocks declined after a panel approved a draft mining bill requiring companies to share profits with local communities. Coal India fell 8%.
- Market breadth was weak and FII were net buyers of stocks while domestic institutions were net sellers. Asian markets also declined on weak US jobs data and high Chinese inflation.
- Indian markets edged lower on Friday as industrial production growth slowed and food inflation remained high. However, European markets rose as investors bought riskier assets on hopes Italy would implement austerity measures.
- Bank stocks declined as SBI reported poor quarterly results and Moody's cut ratings for the sector. Kingfisher Airlines and Educomp Solutions fell sharply.
- Asian markets climbed today as Italy appointed a new leader and passed an austerity budget, easing concerns over Europe's debt crisis. The Indian markets are expected to open positively but gains may be capped ahead of monthly inflation data.
The key points from the document are:
1) Indian markets snapped a three day losing streak and closed higher led by gains in technology stocks, with the Sensex rising 1.47%.
2) Inflation data for August showed prices rising to their highest in over a year, reinforcing the case for another interest rate hike.
3) Asian markets are higher today tracking overnight gains in the US on reduced concerns about Greece's debt crisis.
- Indian shares rose for a second consecutive session on Monday as banking stocks rallied on expectations that the cash crunch constraining the sector would ease in the new fiscal year due to government spending and central bank intervention.
- Sentiment was also supported by foreign buying and improved global risk sentiment after China's manufacturing index rose.
- Market breadth was strong with advances outnumbering declines by over 2 times as investors bought large cap stocks. Foreign institutional investors were net buyers of Indian stocks.
- The Indian markets closed moderately lower amid choppy trading and profit-taking, as reforms face political opposition. Asian markets were mixed and European markets provided some optimism.
- Key stock indexes fell slightly, while mid-cap stocks were mostly flat. Buying was seen in power, capital goods and auto stocks, while metals and consumer stocks declined.
- FIIs and domestic institutions were net buyers of equities. Market breadth was flat and trading volume was moderate. Global markets were mostly positive ahead of key European meetings.
Indian markets fell as worries over slowing domestic economy weighed on sentiment. Banking stocks were hit hard due to lower-than-expected advance tax payments. Asian stocks turned higher after an initial drop as investors recovered some losses. The markets are expected to open positive today following Asian shares, but worsening domestic growth and tight liquidity may limit gains.
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The domestic stock markets witnessed flat opening but selling pressure drove markets lower. However, markets bounced back from lower levels due to short covering and selective buying. The markets closed near the day's highs with modest gains. Technically, positive market breadth amid higher volumes supported the markets. The indices remain above key support levels. However, negative technical indicators could lead to selling pressure at higher levels. The markets will take cues from the upcoming Union Budget.
The document provides the intra-day technical levels for currency futures contracts on various dates. It includes the pivot point, which is a trigger for intra-day buy/sell decisions, and resistance and support levels (R1, R2, R3 and S1, S2, S3). The trader is advised to take a long position above the pivot point and use the pivot as the stop loss, with targets at the resistance levels; and take a short position below the pivot point, using it as the stop loss and targeting the support levels. The intra-day trend is valid until the price trades above or below the pivot point.
The document provides intra-day technical levels for various MCX commodities contracts for February 28, 2013. It lists the commodity, contract expiry date, previous day's close price, intra-day trend, pivot point, resistance and support levels. Technical analysis is used to identify levels of resistance and support for each commodity contract to determine likely price movement and trading opportunities on the given day.
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Keynote capitals india morning note january 19-'12
1. K E Y N O T E
INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH
India Morning Note
Thursday, January 19, 2012
Domestic Markets Snapshot Views on markets today
Name of Index Jan 17 Jan 18 Change (%) • Indian markets snapped three-day winning streak and
Sensex 16,466.05 16,451.47 -0.09% closed slightly lower yesterday in choppy trade on
caution ahead of a key meeting between Greece and
CNX Nifty 4,967.30 4,955.80 -0.23%
its creditors. Investors digested results from the
BSE Mid-cap 5,655.32 5,589.89 -1.16%
country's IT industry leader Tata Consultancy Services
BSE IT 5,635.17 5,513.43 -2.16% and a potential share buyback from heavyweight
BSE Banks 10,395.82 10,350.35 -0.44% Reliance Industries and book profits. Reliance, the
FII Activity (`Cr) country's biggest company by market capitalization,
closed up 5.1% after the cash-rich energy
Date Buy Sell Net
conglomerate said it would consider a share buyback
17-Jan 2,976 1,911 1065 on Friday. The downward movement was led by selling
16-Jan 1,991 1,543 448 pressure in metal, IT, capital goods and power stocks
Total Jan 24,990 20,555 4435 while buying activities in oil & gas, real estate,
2012 YTD 24,990 20,555 4435 consumer durables and FMCG stocks support the
markets. Airlines stocks surged for a second
MF Activity (`Cr)
consecutive day after the aviation ministry said late on
Date Buy Sell Net Tuesday it would recommend that the government
17-Jan 732 656 76 allow foreign carries to buy stakes of up to 49% in
16-Jan 293 394 -102 domestic players. Jet Airways climbed 4.9% while
Total Jan 5,273 5,812 -539 debt-laden Kingfisher Airlines ended the day up 1%
and SpiceJet closed at a rise of 2.5%. Essar Oil
2012 YTD 5,273 5,812 -539
slumped as much as 12.1% after India's Supreme
Volume & Advances / Declines Court passed a ruling late on Tuesday that means the
NSE BSE refiner will no longer be able to defer payment of a
Trading Volume (Cr) 76.29 28.28 sales tax.
Turnover (`Cr) 12,187 2,485 • Market breadth was week at ~0.64x as investors sold
Advances 433 1,086 large cap stocks. On provisional basis, FIIs bought
equities worth `8.75bn while domestic institutions sold
Declines 1,070 1,702
equities of `5.9bn.
Unchanged 46 117
• Asian stocks rose in early Thursday trading, with
Total 1,549 2,905
technology shares boosted by overnight gains in the
Global Markets U.S., and a rebound in crude-oil futures propelling
Index Latest Values Change (%) some energy names.
DJIA 12,578.95 0.8% • We expect a positive opening for the Indian markets
NASDAQ 2,769.71 1.5% today following the cues from the Asian markets.
Nikkei * 8,663.77 1.3% However, the markets may remain volatile ahead of
Hang Seng * 19,934.81 1.3%
the food and fuel inflation data.
* as of 8.25AM IST Economic and Corporate Developments
Currencies / Commodities Snapshot • The Finance Ministry has suggested upstream
Latest Previous
companies should give a discount of $56 per barrel to
Quote Close state fuel retailers this fiscal year, government
Indian Rupee per $ 50.27 50.42 sources said, a move that could raise their subsidy
payout by over 60% from a year ago.
Indian Rupee per € 64.68 64.80
NYMEX Crude Oil($/bbl) 101.53 100.59 • The Haryana government said it was in talks with
Gold ($/oz) 1,663.00 1,659.50
Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries to take back
1,383 acres in Gurgaon as the company has failed to
Silver ($/oz) 30.55 30.52
develop the special economic zone over the same.
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TOP GAINERS Buzzing Stocks
(BSE A-Group) • Reliance Capital Asset Management (R-Cap), is
Previous Current Change expected to announce the sale of 26% stake to
Company Name
Close(`) Price(`) (%) Japan’s Nippon Life Insurance Company.
Adani Enter 371.70 398.70 7.26
• Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), India’s largest
Jet Air India 234.90 246.55 4.96
information technology (IT) services provider, said it
RIL 740.35 776.90 4.94 had so far made campus offers to 43,600
Torrent Pharma 552.45 577.00 4.44 engineering freshers for 2012-13, higher than the
Unitech 25.80 26.75 3.68 37,800 offers made this year.
(BSE Mid-Cap) • The income tax department has slapped a Rs1,067Cr
demand notice on Bharti Airtel for alleged non-
Previous Current Change
Company Name payment of Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) dues in
Close(`) Price(`) (%)
Bombay Dyeing 398.80 433.80 8.78 the past four financial years in connection with its
HATHWAY CAB 126.35 136.25 7.84 operations abroad.
Delta Corp 67.75 72.40 6.86 • Following the Supreme Court’s rejection of Essar
Jet Air India 234.90 246.55 4.96 Oil’s 125% sales tax deferment benefit claim on its
Honeywell Auto 1906.70 2000.00 4.89 investment in the Vadinar (Gujarat) refinery project,
the company said it expected to file a review
TOP LOSERS petition. “It needs to be clarified that the scheme
was not for sales tax exemption but was only for a
(BSE A-Group)
deferment of payment of sales tax,” the company
Previous Current Change said on Wednesday, while indicating a recourse to
Company Name
Close(`) Price(`) (%)
review. It had earlier got a favourable high court
Essar Oil 58.10 51.40 -11.53
order.
Voltas 92.15 82.05 -10.96
JSW Ispat 13.47 12.63 -6.24
• NMDC recorded an output of 25.15 million tonne last
fiscal, about 12% of the country's total production,
Jain Irrigation 100.65 94.95 -5.66
and is in the process of augmenting it, the
Alstom Projects 392.45 370.80 -5.52
government said.
(BSE Mid-Cap) • Mahindra Satyam said a US court has dismissed a
Previous Current Change lawsuit filed against the company by Upaid following
Company Name
Close(`) Price(`) (%) the settlement between the two.
Voltas 92.15 82.05 -10.96
• Titan Industries Limited, the watch and jewellery
United Bank 62.60 57.30 -8.47
major is looking at a capital expenditure of over
Essar Ports 63.55 58.35 -8.18
Rs200Cr in the fiscal 2012-13 to expand its retail
National Fert 81.75 75.95 -7.09
network. For the current year, the company has
Sterlite Tech 38.00 35.35 -6.97 spent around Rs150Cr, about 35% less than the
budget earmarked for the year.
US markets
U.S. stocks rose Wednesday, sending the S&P 500
Index to a close above 1,300 for the first time since July
28, on improved sentiment in housing and as Goldman
Sachs Group Inc.’s earnings beat expectations.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 96.88 points, or
0.8%, to 12,578.95. The S&P 500 added 14.37 points,
or 1.1%, to 1,308.04. The Nasdaq Composite Index
climbed 41.63 points, or 1.5%, to 2,769.71.
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3. K E Y N O T E
INSTIT UT IONAL R ES EAR C H
India and Global Economic Calendar
Countries / Thursday Friday Monday Tuesday
Regions 19/Jan 20/Jan 23/Jan 24/Jan
India Weekly Inflation Data Forex Reserves Data RBI Monetary Policy
Review
Weekly Supplement
of RBI
US Continuing Jobless Existing Home Sales FOMC Meeting Begins
Claims (MoM)
Consumer Price Index Existing Home Sales US President Barack
Change Obama Speaks
Richmond Fed
Manufacturing Index
Global Eurozone ECB UK Retail Sales (YoY European Monetary Japan's BoJ Interest
Monthly Report & MoM) Union - Consumer Rate Decision
Confidence
Eurozone Current UK Retail Sales ex- China HSBC Flash Germany Purchasing
Account s.a Fuel (YoY & MoM) China Manufacturing Manager Index
Purchasing Managers Manufacturing and
Index Services
Japan All Industry UK's Public Sector Net
Activity Index (MoM) Borrowing
Japan Coincident
Index
Japan Leading
Economic Index
China HSBC
Manufacturing PMI
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