The stock market indices in India ended lower due to weak global cues and as investors awaited an interest rate decision from the Reserve Bank of India. Factory growth in India expanded at its fastest pace in nearly two years. Aviation stocks rose after a reduction in jet fuel prices, while select automobile companies such as TVS Motor and Ashok Leyland saw gains in stock price following an increase in monthly sales.
Marketsummarypptx fortheweekended -14.11.2014Ifb India
The Indian stock market saw modest gains for the week ending November 14, 2014. The Sensex and Nifty closed at record highs, with the Sensex up 0.63% and the Nifty gaining 0.63%. Foreign investors purchased Indian stocks and a decline in global oil prices supported the market. In corporate news, Coal India, HDFC and Wipro rose while Tata Motors, Reliance and NTPC fell. The government increased fuel taxes and inflation rates declined. The market outlook remains tied to global cues, foreign investment, the rupee and oil prices.
The Indian stock market rallied on August 12, 2014 as macroeconomic worries eased with falling crude oil prices. The Sensex rose 1.42% and Nifty rose 1.33% as the International Energy Agency cut its growth forecasts for oil demand in 2014 and 2015, extending losses in crude prices. Meanwhile, the Finance Minister stated that the government has taken measures to boost manufacturing and infrastructure sectors to spur economic growth.
Marketsummarypptx fortheweekended - 11.7.2014Ifb India
The market slumped last week as investors booked profits after strong gains in previous months. The Sensex fell 3.61% and Nifty fell 3.77% in the week ending July 11, 2014. Investors were disappointed by the Union Budget which lacked major reforms and a clear roadmap for reducing subsidies. However, infrastructure spending was increased which may boost growth. Bank, auto and capital goods stocks declined the most while Sun Pharma and ITC gained. The outlook is cautious next week pending macroeconomic data and corporate earnings results.
The Indian stock market fell sharply in late trading, with the Sensex falling below 26,000 and Nifty below 7,600, their lowest levels in over a week. This was due to weak investor sentiment after the railway budget and ahead of the national budget. Bank stocks and railway-related stocks plunged. The rupee strengthened against the dollar and global markets were mixed in anticipation of corporate earnings reports and the Indian budget.
The Indian stock market rose as crude oil prices declined, foreign investors purchased Indian stocks, and monsoon rains increased. The Sensex rose 1.27% and the Nifty rose 1.18% as foreign portfolio investors purchased over Rs. 856 crore in stocks. Automobile companies like Maruti Suzuki and Bajaj Auto reported sales increases in June. Investors are optimistic ahead of the budget announcement on July 10th that is expected to focus on growth, infrastructure, agriculture, and fiscal prudence.
The Indian stock market rose modestly on July 1, 2014 supported by foreign investor purchases and a private survey showing continued growth in the manufacturing sector. The rupee also strengthened against the dollar. A manufacturing survey showed growth was maintained in June with expansion in production, orders, and employment. However, fiscal deficit data exceeded targets. Core industries growth was up but below previous levels. Automobile and gas stocks gained on strong sales and policy decisions respectively. European and Chinese manufacturing also expanded, while the Eurozone unemployment held steady.
- The Indian market edged higher after the President said reforms would be undertaken to improve business conditions and encourage investment. Global stocks and heavy foreign buying also boosted sentiment.
- The President said India's coastline would be developed to connect ports and facilitate trade, and that containing food inflation would be a top priority.
- The President outlined the government's plans to revive investment, accelerate job growth, simplify taxes, promote manufacturing and infrastructure development, and reform sectors like coal.
The stock market indices in India ended lower due to weak global cues and as investors awaited an interest rate decision from the Reserve Bank of India. Factory growth in India expanded at its fastest pace in nearly two years. Aviation stocks rose after a reduction in jet fuel prices, while select automobile companies such as TVS Motor and Ashok Leyland saw gains in stock price following an increase in monthly sales.
Marketsummarypptx fortheweekended -14.11.2014Ifb India
The Indian stock market saw modest gains for the week ending November 14, 2014. The Sensex and Nifty closed at record highs, with the Sensex up 0.63% and the Nifty gaining 0.63%. Foreign investors purchased Indian stocks and a decline in global oil prices supported the market. In corporate news, Coal India, HDFC and Wipro rose while Tata Motors, Reliance and NTPC fell. The government increased fuel taxes and inflation rates declined. The market outlook remains tied to global cues, foreign investment, the rupee and oil prices.
The Indian stock market rallied on August 12, 2014 as macroeconomic worries eased with falling crude oil prices. The Sensex rose 1.42% and Nifty rose 1.33% as the International Energy Agency cut its growth forecasts for oil demand in 2014 and 2015, extending losses in crude prices. Meanwhile, the Finance Minister stated that the government has taken measures to boost manufacturing and infrastructure sectors to spur economic growth.
Marketsummarypptx fortheweekended - 11.7.2014Ifb India
The market slumped last week as investors booked profits after strong gains in previous months. The Sensex fell 3.61% and Nifty fell 3.77% in the week ending July 11, 2014. Investors were disappointed by the Union Budget which lacked major reforms and a clear roadmap for reducing subsidies. However, infrastructure spending was increased which may boost growth. Bank, auto and capital goods stocks declined the most while Sun Pharma and ITC gained. The outlook is cautious next week pending macroeconomic data and corporate earnings results.
The Indian stock market fell sharply in late trading, with the Sensex falling below 26,000 and Nifty below 7,600, their lowest levels in over a week. This was due to weak investor sentiment after the railway budget and ahead of the national budget. Bank stocks and railway-related stocks plunged. The rupee strengthened against the dollar and global markets were mixed in anticipation of corporate earnings reports and the Indian budget.
The Indian stock market rose as crude oil prices declined, foreign investors purchased Indian stocks, and monsoon rains increased. The Sensex rose 1.27% and the Nifty rose 1.18% as foreign portfolio investors purchased over Rs. 856 crore in stocks. Automobile companies like Maruti Suzuki and Bajaj Auto reported sales increases in June. Investors are optimistic ahead of the budget announcement on July 10th that is expected to focus on growth, infrastructure, agriculture, and fiscal prudence.
The Indian stock market rose modestly on July 1, 2014 supported by foreign investor purchases and a private survey showing continued growth in the manufacturing sector. The rupee also strengthened against the dollar. A manufacturing survey showed growth was maintained in June with expansion in production, orders, and employment. However, fiscal deficit data exceeded targets. Core industries growth was up but below previous levels. Automobile and gas stocks gained on strong sales and policy decisions respectively. European and Chinese manufacturing also expanded, while the Eurozone unemployment held steady.
- The Indian market edged higher after the President said reforms would be undertaken to improve business conditions and encourage investment. Global stocks and heavy foreign buying also boosted sentiment.
- The President said India's coastline would be developed to connect ports and facilitate trade, and that containing food inflation would be a top priority.
- The President outlined the government's plans to revive investment, accelerate job growth, simplify taxes, promote manufacturing and infrastructure development, and reform sectors like coal.
Marketsummarypptx fortheweekended - 6.6.2014Ifb India
- The Indian stock market surged last week as foreign investors continued purchasing Indian stocks on expectations of economic revival under the new government. The RBI's decision to cut SLR requirements and signals of improved governance also boosted sentiment.
- Key indices Sensex and Nifty hit record highs for the week ending June 6, 2014, with Sensex gaining 4.86% and Nifty gaining 4.88%. Metal and mining stocks surged on hopes of increased demand as the economy recovers.
- In the coming week, markets will watch economic data releases and global cues, while progress of monsoon rains and policy announcements will dictate longer-term trends.
The document summarizes market activity and economic indicators in India for the period of May 31, 2014 to June 2, 2014. It notes that the Indian stock market surged on manufacturing sector data showing continued production growth. Several companies reported increased sales. It also discusses government decisions to abolish committees and uphold fiscal discipline. Economic growth was reported at a steady 4.6% for the previous quarter, while inflation rates are slowing. The Reserve Bank of India is expected to keep interest rates unchanged at its upcoming policy review.
The Bhagavad Gita Simplified provides guidance on overcoming fear and worry. It advises not worrying about the past or future, and accepting that all things happen for good. It notes that one came into the world with nothing and will leave with nothing, as what one thinks they possess today may belong to someone else tomorrow. It counsels dedicating actions to God to find freedom from fear, worry and sorrow. Change is constant, as what one considers death is life, and what seems poverty today could be wealth tomorrow. By removing notions of "yours and mine" and knowing the body is temporary but the soul eternal, one can understand who they truly are.
The Sensex and Nifty rose slightly as foreign institutional investors remained net buyers. Government bond prices dropped on concern over reduced demand. The RBI governor said a strong rupee could hurt exports and inflation remains a concern. Corporate earnings will be a key factor for the stock market starting in mid-April. IT stocks rose on positive US economic data while several individual companies also saw price movements.
- Japanese industrial production and core consumer prices rose in December, while the unemployment rate fell.
- In India, the Sensex snapped a five-day falling trend, rising slightly. The rupee edged lower against the dollar.
- The RBI laid out plans to deal with rising bad loans, including early identification of stressed assets and incentives for timely resolution.
The document provides a summary of the Indian stock market and global market news from June 28, 2013. Key points include:
- The Sensex and Nifty indexes rose significantly after the government approved increases to domestic natural gas prices and reforms to the energy sector.
- Metal, power generation, coal, and fertilizer stocks rose in response to the gas price hikes and plans to help industries adjust to higher costs.
- Global markets also rose on optimism from economic data in the US, Germany, and Japan and reassurances from Fed officials of continued monetary stimulus.
- The document concludes with advertisements for financial education webinars and internship opportunities.
The Indian stock market surged as inflation data showed further easing in May, fueling expectations that interest rates may be cut, while metal and banking stocks rose. The central bank is set to review monetary policy on June 17th as inflation fell to a 41-month low. European and Asian markets also rose on speculation that the US Federal Reserve will keep quantitative easing in place.
The Indian stock market declined for the second straight day, with the Sensex losing 0.46% and Nifty falling 0.68% amid a weak rupee and slowing economic growth. Dr Reddy's Laboratories rose to a record high while IT stocks gained on the rupee's decline. Bank, auto and metal stocks also declined on weak investor sentiment. The rupee hit a one-year low against the dollar, fueling inflation concerns. Maruti Suzuki fell 2.04% after suspending production to adjust inventory levels due to falling sales.
The Indian market declined due to weakness in European stocks negatively impacting investor sentiment, with key indices down nearly 1% and most sector stocks falling, except for some PSU banks and metal stocks which rose. Major private banks dropped after announcing investigations into alleged money laundering. Several company-specific news were reported, including BHEL scaling up power equipment capacity and Punj Lloyd receiving an offshore project in Saudi Arabia.
This document announces a training workshop on technical analysis for trading equities, commodities, and currencies. The one-day workshop will cover identifying day trading and swing trading setups, selecting stocks to trade, developing short-term and long-term investment plans, understanding how market participants influence patterns, and using patterns to determine entry, target, and stop-loss levels. The workshop instructor has 20 years of trading experience and will teach students how to enhance profits from continuation and reversal patterns. The workshop will be held on March 17, 2013 in Chennai, India.
The Indian markets ended flat on Monday with the Sensex closing unchanged at 20,103 and the Nifty at 6,075, while realty and banking stocks rose. Major gainers included Tata Motors, Sterlite, and Hero MotoCorp, while major losers were RIL, ONGC, HUL, L&T and Jindal Steel. The document also provides updates on various companies' financial results and targets.
The Indian stock market closed flat as gains in IT stocks from Infosys' strong quarterly results were offset by losses in other sectors, while industrial production declined and exports fell; global markets were mixed with European stocks down slightly and Asian markets falling due to higher Chinese inflation. Key Indian companies like Infosys and ONGC saw share price movements due to earnings news and profit taking.
The document provides an overview of the Indian stock market on December 19th, 2012, noting that the key indices rose as foreign funds remained net buyers and that the Lok Sabha approved a bill making corporate social responsibility spending mandatory for large companies. It also discusses global market news, including European stocks edging higher and Asian stocks gaining on optimism over US fiscal cliff negotiations.
Marketsummarypptx fortheweekended - 6.6.2014Ifb India
- The Indian stock market surged last week as foreign investors continued purchasing Indian stocks on expectations of economic revival under the new government. The RBI's decision to cut SLR requirements and signals of improved governance also boosted sentiment.
- Key indices Sensex and Nifty hit record highs for the week ending June 6, 2014, with Sensex gaining 4.86% and Nifty gaining 4.88%. Metal and mining stocks surged on hopes of increased demand as the economy recovers.
- In the coming week, markets will watch economic data releases and global cues, while progress of monsoon rains and policy announcements will dictate longer-term trends.
The document summarizes market activity and economic indicators in India for the period of May 31, 2014 to June 2, 2014. It notes that the Indian stock market surged on manufacturing sector data showing continued production growth. Several companies reported increased sales. It also discusses government decisions to abolish committees and uphold fiscal discipline. Economic growth was reported at a steady 4.6% for the previous quarter, while inflation rates are slowing. The Reserve Bank of India is expected to keep interest rates unchanged at its upcoming policy review.
The Bhagavad Gita Simplified provides guidance on overcoming fear and worry. It advises not worrying about the past or future, and accepting that all things happen for good. It notes that one came into the world with nothing and will leave with nothing, as what one thinks they possess today may belong to someone else tomorrow. It counsels dedicating actions to God to find freedom from fear, worry and sorrow. Change is constant, as what one considers death is life, and what seems poverty today could be wealth tomorrow. By removing notions of "yours and mine" and knowing the body is temporary but the soul eternal, one can understand who they truly are.
The Sensex and Nifty rose slightly as foreign institutional investors remained net buyers. Government bond prices dropped on concern over reduced demand. The RBI governor said a strong rupee could hurt exports and inflation remains a concern. Corporate earnings will be a key factor for the stock market starting in mid-April. IT stocks rose on positive US economic data while several individual companies also saw price movements.
- Japanese industrial production and core consumer prices rose in December, while the unemployment rate fell.
- In India, the Sensex snapped a five-day falling trend, rising slightly. The rupee edged lower against the dollar.
- The RBI laid out plans to deal with rising bad loans, including early identification of stressed assets and incentives for timely resolution.
The document provides a summary of the Indian stock market and global market news from June 28, 2013. Key points include:
- The Sensex and Nifty indexes rose significantly after the government approved increases to domestic natural gas prices and reforms to the energy sector.
- Metal, power generation, coal, and fertilizer stocks rose in response to the gas price hikes and plans to help industries adjust to higher costs.
- Global markets also rose on optimism from economic data in the US, Germany, and Japan and reassurances from Fed officials of continued monetary stimulus.
- The document concludes with advertisements for financial education webinars and internship opportunities.
The Indian stock market surged as inflation data showed further easing in May, fueling expectations that interest rates may be cut, while metal and banking stocks rose. The central bank is set to review monetary policy on June 17th as inflation fell to a 41-month low. European and Asian markets also rose on speculation that the US Federal Reserve will keep quantitative easing in place.
The Indian stock market declined for the second straight day, with the Sensex losing 0.46% and Nifty falling 0.68% amid a weak rupee and slowing economic growth. Dr Reddy's Laboratories rose to a record high while IT stocks gained on the rupee's decline. Bank, auto and metal stocks also declined on weak investor sentiment. The rupee hit a one-year low against the dollar, fueling inflation concerns. Maruti Suzuki fell 2.04% after suspending production to adjust inventory levels due to falling sales.
The Indian market declined due to weakness in European stocks negatively impacting investor sentiment, with key indices down nearly 1% and most sector stocks falling, except for some PSU banks and metal stocks which rose. Major private banks dropped after announcing investigations into alleged money laundering. Several company-specific news were reported, including BHEL scaling up power equipment capacity and Punj Lloyd receiving an offshore project in Saudi Arabia.
This document announces a training workshop on technical analysis for trading equities, commodities, and currencies. The one-day workshop will cover identifying day trading and swing trading setups, selecting stocks to trade, developing short-term and long-term investment plans, understanding how market participants influence patterns, and using patterns to determine entry, target, and stop-loss levels. The workshop instructor has 20 years of trading experience and will teach students how to enhance profits from continuation and reversal patterns. The workshop will be held on March 17, 2013 in Chennai, India.
The Indian markets ended flat on Monday with the Sensex closing unchanged at 20,103 and the Nifty at 6,075, while realty and banking stocks rose. Major gainers included Tata Motors, Sterlite, and Hero MotoCorp, while major losers were RIL, ONGC, HUL, L&T and Jindal Steel. The document also provides updates on various companies' financial results and targets.
The Indian stock market closed flat as gains in IT stocks from Infosys' strong quarterly results were offset by losses in other sectors, while industrial production declined and exports fell; global markets were mixed with European stocks down slightly and Asian markets falling due to higher Chinese inflation. Key Indian companies like Infosys and ONGC saw share price movements due to earnings news and profit taking.
The document provides an overview of the Indian stock market on December 19th, 2012, noting that the key indices rose as foreign funds remained net buyers and that the Lok Sabha approved a bill making corporate social responsibility spending mandatory for large companies. It also discusses global market news, including European stocks edging higher and Asian stocks gaining on optimism over US fiscal cliff negotiations.
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Market summary pptx 24-09-2014
1. India-Global Market Summary 24-09-2014
• Market provisionally settled with small losses after witnessing high volatility triggered after the Supreme
Court in its verdict announced scrapped all but 4 of the coal blocks allocated between 1993 and 2010 it had
already declared illegal due to irregularities in the allocation of the blocks. Nifty provisionally settled just a
tad above the psychological 8,000 level, having alternately moved above and below that mark in intraday
trade. Sensex lost 0.12% to settle at 26,744.69 and Nifty shed or 0.19% to settle at 8,002.40
• Brent crude oil prices edged lower in choppy trade ahead of weekly US oil inventory data from US Energy
InformationAdministration.
• The US and its Arab allies that have joined the fight against Islamic State launched airstrikes into Syria, in
the first major expansion of a campaign to defeat the militants.
• Meanwhile, NATO said Russia has embarked on a significant withdrawal of its forces from Ukraine, adding
to signs that a truce is taking hold.
• India made history today by successfully placing its spacecraft, Mangalyaan, in orbit around Mars, becoming
the first country in the world to succeed in such an inter-planetary mission in the maiden attempt itself.
• Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to launch the ambitious 'Make in India' campaign tomorrow, 25
September 2014. The initiative is one of the several steps which government has announced in order to
improve ease of doing business in India and attract investments to boost manufacturing in the country. In his
maiden independence day address, Modi invited the global business community to set up manufacturing
facilities in India, giving the slogan 'come, make in India'.
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2. • Modi leaves for a five-day visit to the United States tomorrow, 25 September 2014, hours after the launch of the
"Make in India" campaign in Delhi. The Indian Prime Minister will meet US President Barack Obama at the White
House on 30 September 2014. The two leaders will discuss a range of issues of mutual interest in order to expand
and deepen the US-India strategic partnership. They will discuss ways to accelerate economic growth, bolster
security cooperation, and collaborate in activities that bring long-term benefits to both countries and the world.
• Bank stocks declined on concerns of bad loans due to their exposure to coal mines after the Supreme Court's verdict
on coal block allocation. Shares of Coal India jumped.
• The Supreme Court in its final verdict has given six months' breathing time for the blocks to wind up operations.
The Supreme Court said that it saw no reason to save the blocks as the allocations were arbitrary. Allottees have
been asked to pay a fine of Rs. 295 per tonne from the time the coal was mined. The government is now free to
auction or allot the blocks to central firms. The 4 coal blocks which are exempt from the verdict are run by the
Central government with no joint venture with the private sector.
• Meanwhile, Prime Minister Narendra Modi leaves for a five-day visit to the United States tomorrow, 25 September
2014, hours after the launch of the "Make in India" campaign in Delhi. In the foreign exchange market, the rupee
edged higher in choppy trade against the dollar.
• Jindal Steel & Power tumbled 10%. The coal ministry had allocated Jindal Steel and Power captive coal blocks for
its end-use for plants in Odisha and Jharkhand.
• Tech Mahindra rose 0.4%. With regards to news reports that "Geometric is being acquired by Tech Mahindra", the
company clarified during market hours it is not in negotiation for acquisition of Geometric.
• Shares of companies operating in the power sector fell in volatile trade after the Supreme Court today, 24 September
2014 cancelled 214 of 218 coal blocks allocated by successive governments since 1993
• Bajaj Electricals rose 2.89% after the company said one of its unit won a new order worth Rs 108.63 crore from
Maharashtra State Electricity Transmission Company.
• Thermax rose 4.20% after the company said that its joint venture firm has won an export order worth approximately
Rs 339 crore.
• JSW Energy gained 1.21% after the company said that its joint venture firm has received environmental clearance to
increase the annual mining capacity in Rajasthan.
• Educomp Solutions rose 4.77% on a media report that Aditya Birla group is in talks to acquire the schools business
of the company.
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3. Global news
• European stocks edged lower today, 24 September 2014, after data showed German business
confidence fell for a fifth month in September. Chinese shares led gains for Asian stocks today,
24 September 2014, after better-than-anticipated Chinese manufacturing data announced
yesterday, 23 September 2014. Trading in US index futures indicated that the Dow could gain 20
points at the opening bell on Wednesday, 24 September 2014. US stocks declined Tuesday, 23
September 2014, as a weak report on Europe's economy fueled more investor jitters about global
growth.
• German business confidence fell for a fifth month even after the European Central Bank stepped
up plans to revive the faltering euro-area recovery. The Ifo institute's business climate index,
based on a survey of 7,000 executives, dropped to 104.7 in September from 106.3 in August.
• In economic news, US manufacturing activity hovered at a near 4-1/2-year high in September and
factory employment surged, supporting views of sturdy economic growth this quarter. The growth
picture was also boosted by other data showing an acceleration in services industry growth this
month. Markit said its preliminary or flash US Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index was at
57.9, unchanged from August's reading when it touched its highest level since April 2010. A
reading above 50 signals expansion in manufacturing. Factory employment increased for a second
straight month, with a gauge of labor market conditions touching its highest level since March
2012. Separately, the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia said its general activity index for non-manufacturing
firms jumped to 35.7 this month from 27.3 in August
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