India's food inflation after cooling off to a 20 month low in the previous week has again surged as the Food Articles group rose 8.04% in the week ended July 23 compared to 7.33% in the previous week. The HSBC Markit Business Activity Index, based on a survey of around 400 companies, rose to 58.2 in July from 56.1 in June, staying above the 50 mark that separates growth from contraction for the 27th consecutive month.
India's food inflation after cooling off to a 20 month low in the previous week has again surged as the Food Articles group rose 8.04% in the week ended July 23 compared to 7.33% in the previous week. The HSBC Markit Business Activity Index, based on a survey of around 400 companies, rose to 58.2 in July from 56.1 in June, staying above the 50 mark that separates growth from contraction for the 27th consecutive month.
Nifty March 6000 call added 2.55 lakh shares in OI and 6100 call added 5.32 lakh shares in OI. On the put side nifty March 5900 put added 11.10 lakh shares in OI and 5800 put added 6.22 lakh in OI. The put-call ratio of stock option increased from 0.60 to 0.64 while put-call ratio of index option increased from 1.10 to 1.15. On the whole the put call ratio was at 1.10.
The Indian equity markets snapped the week almost flat, marginally escaping to slip in red due to last sessions rout at the Dalal Street. The last session washed all the hard work of the markets and what seemed to be going smooth on strong fundamentals dwindled on sluggish global cues. The weak global economic factors weighed heavily on the markets and the investors opted to take profit off the table. Though, the start was not that good and the markets seemed losing momentum after a marvelous previous week of gains but after falling on the first day of the week the markets made a good recovery on the second day and took a U-turn to end the session on the high points
Nifty March 6000 call added 2.55 lakh shares in OI and 6100 call added 5.32 lakh shares in OI. On the put side nifty March 5900 put added 11.10 lakh shares in OI and 5800 put added 6.22 lakh in OI. The put-call ratio of stock option increased from 0.60 to 0.64 while put-call ratio of index option increased from 1.10 to 1.15. On the whole the put call ratio was at 1.10.
The Indian equity markets snapped the week almost flat, marginally escaping to slip in red due to last sessions rout at the Dalal Street. The last session washed all the hard work of the markets and what seemed to be going smooth on strong fundamentals dwindled on sluggish global cues. The weak global economic factors weighed heavily on the markets and the investors opted to take profit off the table. Though, the start was not that good and the markets seemed losing momentum after a marvelous previous week of gains but after falling on the first day of the week the markets made a good recovery on the second day and took a U-turn to end the session on the high points